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Psychiatrists in London In the UK, psychiatry is a specialised field that requires years of education and training. To become a psychiatrist, doctors must complete a five-year medical degree program. After that, they must complete the core psychiatry program and foundation programme. A private psychiatrist will collaborate with you to create an individual treatment plan that includes psychotherapy and medication. They will also work with your GP in order to ensure that your total health is taken into account. Psychotherapists in London If you're suffering from a mental illness it is important to seek treatment as soon as you can. Psychiatrists are medically qualified to diagnose and treat a variety that include anxiety, depression and bipolar disorder. They can also prescribe medications to ease symptoms. In addition, they are able to recommend behavioural therapies as well as other treatments. Psychologists are trained to work with people of all ages. They can specialize in specific areas, such as child and adolescent psychiatry or adult ADHD. They can also focus on particular disorders, such as bipolar disorder or schizophrenia. Our psychiatrists have extensive experience working with people suffering from these disorders and will be in a position to provide you with the most effective treatment. Like all medical professionals, a private psychiatrist is legally bound to protect your confidentiality and will not disclose any information regarding your treatment without your permission. Before discussing any aspect of your treatment with a third-party like a doctor or another medical professional, they will always request your written consent. There are some situations in which psychiatrists are required to breach confidentiality. For instance in the event of an emergency or other extreme situation. Your Psychiatrist after a thorough evaluation, will design an individual treatment plan that is tailored to your particular requirements. Based on your individual needs, this may include the use of therapy and medication in combination. They will collaborate with your GP in order to ensure that the treatment you receive is in line with any ongoing physical care you receive. Each time you see your Psychiatrist performs a medication review. This will determine the extent to which your current medications are working and whether they can be optimized. They will discuss the side effects and discuss what they think can be implemented to improve your medication. You will then have the option of agreeing to changes to your prescription. Our psychiatrists are experts in psychopharmacology and will have a good understanding of how to make the best changes for you. Dr Lalitha de Silva Dr. Lalitha de Silva, a psychiatrist, is an expert in evaluation and treatment of mental health issues. She is sensitive and compassionate approach, and is empathetic and compassionate. She works with her patients in a collaborative way and explains all the options available. She has worked with children and adults. She also has experience in treating psychosis and eating disorders in adolescents. She graduated from medicine in 1972. She then completed her psychiatry education at Charing Cross and St George's medical schools in hospitals in London. She was a consultant for Berkshire Healthcare NHS Trust in Acute Psychiatry, Eating Disorders and Psychosomatics prior to becoming the Clinical Director of Cardinal Clinic in Windsor. In her career she has worked in various mental health facilities, including acute hospitals, community mental health teams, and adolescent units. She has vast experience treating all general psychiatric disorders, such as mood disorders, anxiety depression, psychoses, and apathy. She has a particular interest in eating disorders, and when she worked for NHS she set up and ran a treatment for eating disorders. Dr De Silva also has a certification as a counseling psychologist. She offers psychological therapy to groups and individuals. She has a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Counselling Psychology and is a chartered member of the British Psychological Society. She has also served as a senior examiner for the Royal College of Psychiatrists for five years and provided an academic perspective to Oxford University's Clinical Psychology course. She is interested in a variety of things and is especially interested in how our beliefs and thoughts influence our feelings. She is an existential psychoanalytic therapist who is interested in the relationship between the body and mind, and how it affects our behavior. She has a wide understanding of the diagnosis and treatment of adult ADHD and has created one of the first adult ADHD clinics in the UK. She is able to provide comprehensive assessments and medication management for people suffering from ADHD. She can also refer patients to other psychiatrists if she feels that it is in the patient's best interest. Dr. Jemma Theivendran Dr Jemma theivendran has vast experience working in both the NHS and private sector. She is particularly interested in young people with complex mental health needs including eating disorders. private psychiatrist leeds works with highly skilled therapists in order to offer individualized treatment for children who are young and their families at Priory Hospital Roehampton. She is also a consultant child psychiatrist as well as an teenager at Richmond Court, an inpatient mental health care service for adolescents. After graduating from Imperial College London, Jemma completed her psychiatry course at St Mary's and Charing Cross hospital training programmes. She has also been certified in Mentalisation Based Therapy, Dialetical Behavioural Therapy and Dialetical Behavioural Therapy. She has worked in a variety of settings as a consultant psychiatric, including a low-security forensic unit and an acute assessment unit. She is now a full-time consultant Psychiatrist with COAST Early Intervention in Psychosis Services. She is Section 12(2) approved. Contrary to an NHS psychiatrist Private psychiatrists can consult you without the need for a referral from your GP. You may need to pay for private consultations. This fee can be covered by your health insurance company, depending on your policy. It's important to select the best psychiatrist for you, whether you go to an individual or an NHS psychiatrist. Some GPs are not aware of the best time to refer their patients to a psychiatrist or therapist. This can be a problem since a patient with severe psychological issues may be at risk for harming themselves or others. Psychiatrists have special training to diagnose and treat mental health problems. They are able to provide the most effective treatment options. Psychologists are required by a responsibility to keep confidentiality with their patients. They are not allowed to divulge information without your permission. This includes your doctor and other medical professionals as well as therapists and family members and friends. You must only provide written permission to them to discuss your treatment with others. Dr Ishmael Khan Dr Ishmael is a board certified psychiatrist who specializes child and adolescent psychotherapy. She wants to remove the stigma associated with mental health. She works with patients of all backgrounds to overcome their challenges. She believes that true long-term improvement requires a combination of medication and therapy. Dr. Khan treats children, adolescents and adults with various psychiatric disorders such as bipolar disorder, depression organic issues, anxiety, OCD, personality disorders and relationship issues from a patient's view. She is focused on individualised treatment and care that is tailored to the specific needs of each patient, with the aim of helping them return to their normal lives. Typically, you'll be referred to a private psychiatrist by your GP. However, you can also arrange an appointment directly with the doctor. During the initial consultation, you will be asked about your symptoms and past medical history. The psychiatrist will evaluate your health condition and discuss with you a treatment plan. They might recommend psychological or behavioural therapies or prescribe medications. She spends time listening to her patients and explain complicated issues in a way that is more understandable. She provides a safe environment for her patients to share their concerns without being judged. She strives to build strong partnerships with her patients and their families, so that they can collaborate to overcome their challenges. Dr Khan is also an NHS consultant full-time at Livewell Southwest, which is a Plymouth Community Healthcare CIC. She is Section 12(2) approved and has experience in General Adult Psychiatry as well as Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. She is enthusiastic about her work and is committed to building strong relationships with patients. She draws on her experience to provide the best care for patients, and address any concerns that may arise. She is also a part of several professional organizations which include the Royal College of Psychiatrists. She is committed to helping patients overcome their psychiatric difficulties, so they can live fulfilling and rewarding lives.