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Written by a patient
19th May 2017


I have been a patient of Dr Klenka for some time now. I like that she is patient with me and doesn't bombard me with a host of questions that would scare me. I feel very listened to when speaking with her. She kind of 'meets me where I am' each time I see her. She's understanding and caring. I like that she doesn't sit there writing notes on what we are talking about, whilst we are talking. She is always happy and calming and I've never felt rushed in appointments. I trust her because her eyes always match what she says. The only thing I would say is that I'm not sure where her professional interests lie, but I don't think it's with people like me. Thats just a feeling I have and may not be true in reality. One of my main problems is dissociation. It's the one thing that's out of control and destroys my life but it's also the one thing she or anyone there doesn't talk to me about or can helps me with. That makes me feel like a member of the no hope club and it makes it particularly difficult to be proper honest with what's happening. I know people are generally afraid of this type of mental health and people like me but I didn't think doctors would be. Other than that, I think very highly of her competence and nature, and would recommend her to everyone. Some of the reviews on here are just awful and so untrue in my own experience of Dr Klenka. A friend asked me to write a review based on my experience as a patient of hers and sent me the link to here. I didn't want to at first but now I think it's a good thing to do. It might help someone feel less anxious or scared about going to see her.

Recommend
Trust
Listening