Dr Judith Mohring 2017-11-15 Person 3 5 0

I arranged for my daughter, who is again suffering severe depression after a remission of some years, to see Dr Mohring. At her initial assessment my daughter felt Dr. Mohring had listened and showed insight into her situation, and prescribed changes to the medication. On a return visit when there had been no improvement, my daughter's impression from the consultation was that Dr Mohring was suggesting that she should not expect to be well. While I'm sure that was not Dr Mohring's intention, my daughter was left feeling hopeless about her situation. I then attended an appointment with my daughter, and Dr Mohring did not easily create a rapport with either of us, nor easily involve us in treatment options. She prescribed another medication but offered no follow-up contact, and although my daughter had a disturbing reaction to the next medication Dr Mohring was unaware of this. After ten days Dr Mohring sent a letter saying that she didn't feel she could be of help to my daughter, and recommending other specialist doctors -- in effect, washing her hands of a distressed patient. Fortunately by this time my daughter had already seen another psychiatrist who is working with her much more effectively.