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Listening
Dr Andrew Montgomery
2019-03-19
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19th March 2019
I went in for an ADHD assessment he took the time to listen to me and helped to diagnose me and give me guidance on the steps forward.
Dr Andrew Montgomery
2019-02-11
Person
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11th February 2019
Dr Montgomery is so approachable and easy to talk to. He seems to have an in-depth and, most importantly, evidence-based expertise around ADHD and related conditions. He explained everything and gave me the information I needed to feel reassured.
Dr Andrew Montgomery
2019-02-11
Person
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11th February 2019
Dr Montgomery was very approachable and listened well to my son's responses to his questions. My son's father is worried that the preliminary diagnosis may not be as reliable as one reached by a team of people via the NHS over a long period. But since the waiting time for an assessment via the NHS is two years I think this is a moot point!
Dr Andrew Montgomery
2019-02-09
Person
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9th February 2019
Andy made me feel so at ease during my appointment, I’ve previously felt unable to discuss my feelings but this was not the case. I’m hugely grateful for his professionalism and kindness.
Dr Andrew Montgomery
2019-02-04
Person
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4th February 2019
I am very pleased with how the appointment went, thank you very much
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- Psychiatry
Profile
Dr Andy Montgomery (MbBChir, PhD, MRCP, MRCPsych) qualified as a doctor in 1992 from Cambridge University and The Royal London medical school. He initially worked in general medicine obtaining his membership of the Royal College of Physicians in 1995.
He has worked as a psychiatrist since 1996, and obtained a doctorate in neuroscience at Imperial College London for work using brain imaging to measure changes in neurotransmitter levels in psychiatric disorders.
He worked in Plymouth as a consultant in General Adult Psychiatry from 2005-2012. His special interests are the pharmacological management of mood and anxiety disorders, ADHD and schizophrenia.
Dr Montgomery works online via Psychiatry-UK.com.