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Written by a NHS patient at Carholme Court
13th October 2022


A very thoughtful and compassionate Gentleman. I feel he sincerely cared and let us discuss a way forward. Only too happy to feel safe under the care of Dr. Mohanna. 5 stars all round.

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Written by a NHS patient at Lincoln County Hospital
19th March 2021


I am ABSOLUTELY staggered at the negative reviews. I witnessed the excellence of care Dr Mohanna gave my wife over many years and many sessions of treatment. Subsequently when I was ground down through decades of 'co-suffering', I knew who I could turn to for help. Dr Mohanna also served me with patient, firm and empathetic treatment to turn my own life around and mental health to a safe place. Never once did I have any hint of what the other negative reviews mention. He was ALWAYS compassionate, caring, had an amazing ability not only to listen, but to 'hear' and understand, and was a perfect gentleman in his manner and attitude. I couldnt give a higher recommendation.

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Written by a patient at Lincoln County Hospital
1st January 2021


Absolutely horrendous. Never felt less listened to in my life telling me that he doesn’t want me to die under his care so he discharged me without any question. He failed to ask me my opinion on anything and didn’t include me in my care or any decisions. Worst psychiatrist I have EVER met in all the years I’ve been in mental health services. Wouldn’t even give him one star rating he would be minus 10000

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Written by a patient at Lincoln County Hospital
11th March 2017


Colluding with another psychiatrist who has now had their medical licence removed, he wrote fantastical made up events in my notes, and exaggerated real events so as to make me sound like a narcissistic sociopath. Mr Mohanna, your opinions were nothing more than sly ways to insult me, and shift all blame of events onto me. Never did you think, perhaps the staff are treating her so poorly, and she is frightened beyond belief (of both paranoid thoughts and the ward environment), that her behavior has changed because she is schizophrenic and cannot handle anymore added stress. (And boy, did the staff know how to add stress.) Your ward round as a second opinion doctor was awful. A tiny room with about 13 others in, all staring at me and taking notes. I'm not a born performer and was paralysed with fear. My mood was not "euthymic". (After all, I had only just come off maximum observations for attempting to take my life.) I could not explain the true extent of my distressing beliefs (due to that fear), and things I saw and heard that others did not... not that you would have believed me anyway...! You made up that I threatened to kill your friend and colleague; 2 in fact, because I was a bit angry with one of them. I would say that that makes you kind of sick in the head? Oh and the real kick in the teeth... After years of deep depressions, paralysing anxiety, and symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia, all of a sudden I was "manufacturing" my illness! How dare you say that! You've no clue what it was like in my head! It is a disgusting and appalling thing to suggest. Why would I want the treatment for psychosis? It's hardly to be desired! I would say you are the personality disordered one here! Did you even talk to Dr E or read my notes? I was improving on Clozapine. That means, in your small-minded psychiatry-world that I had a schizophrenic illness. Do you know that I've gone through 4 years of mental torture since being discharged from PHC? Insomnia, chronic pain, panic attacks, anger outbursts, nightmares... A diagnosis of PTSD thanks to you, your reports, your ex-colleagues. Do you think that hallucinations and confusing distress just stop when you leave "hospital". Nope! Did you know that your opinion (not medical fact or true), is completely invalidating, insulting, rude, abhorrent, appalling, and disgusting.... It also meant that staff began treating me very badly because of that diagnosis. I saw a vast difference in how people actually cared for me with a psychotic illness diagnosis, to not caring at all, and even going out of their way to shout at me for the grand crime of... trying to rest in my bed. You didn't witness any distress? Well I have a condition that effects my mitochondria and nervous system so I am exhausted and in pain everyday; I was on 2 antipsychotics and 9mg diazepam a day when you saw me; I don't scream and shout like other ladies, I go very quiet and hardly move, but that doesn't mean nothing is wrong... I was exhausted. So, can you start to comprehend that even though I wanted to smash the place up due to my beliefs at the time, I couldn't. This man has, along with his ex-colleagues, caused me immense mental anguish. If you want great care, do not go to this man.

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Written by a patient at Scunthorpe General Hospital
2nd September 2016


This man discharged me from Intensive Community Therapy without even meeting me. Apparently having autism and having to cancel appointments due to anxiety means I'm a 'waste of resources'. After two years of being with this team I am left with no mental health care thanks to a new leader of services with a God complex. I have had to say I was seen at SGH as you can't leave a review of someone who you haven't seen and who refuses to talk to you.

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