39 results found for BIPOLAR DISORDER SPECIALISTS in WADDON, CROYDON

Dr Maier has provided excellent care during my period of illness and contributed greatly to my recovery. The reception staff at the Priory were very welcoming and professional.

Again, I’ve oddly enjoyed my time with him

Dr. Bijlani is amazing. She’s really turned my life around.

Dr Bonaccorso is very thorough, empathetic and supportive. I am very grateful to her as she took her time to understand my history and current life circumstances without rushing to conclusions. I felt listened and attended to. Dr Bonaccorso also addressed my concerns about the medication and patiently explained side effects as well as the realistic outcome. I felt understood. Her friendly, warmhearted and professional manners inspire trust.

Dr John Abraham is an incredible Doctor His understanding and empathy are first class and the diagnosis are articulated in a very easy to understand manner. His bedside manner and care he demonstrates are exemplary and I very highly recommend.

Just so understanding and patient a real asset for the priory could not recommend enough

Overall very positive. Started seeing him due to long term health anxiety issues that I had been having, which had become debilitating. From the beginning he outlined a clear treatment plan and I felt very listened to as he assured me my problem is treatable. Since the first appointment, Dr Sharma has been very good at answering specific questions of mine and giving me general guidance in the follow up appointments, as well as guiding me through my treatment.

Dr Oladinni showed me great care and compassion during my stay. I felt he genuinely had my best interests at heart, and was keen to hear my views on my treatment.

As he only worked in the evening once a week this just didn’t work. I don’t have a car, phone conversation is not appropriate. As the Priory hold my notes I found it unnecessary to repeat my information again. Over 2 weeks was lost having and waiting for a blood test for vitamin B12. ( it was normal)The only suggestion was to change my antidepressant .( over 65’s can’t take more than 20 mg of citalopram) This I didn’t want to do without easier access to advice. Dr Kassim agreed. He was always was polite but I’m afraid for me it was a negative experience.