Dr Roger Denny was awarded the iWantGreatCare certificate of excellence in 2024 for delivering outstanding care.
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Dr Roger Denny
2023-03-22
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22nd March 2023
Dr. Denny put me at ease immediately. He took the time to explain the diagnosis process and then guided me through the steps in a gentle, professional manner. When I did need a break to breathe or cry, he facilitated these moments so that I felt safe to do so.
If you are limited to one session, I would recommend writing a summary of your concerns/personal history to forward pre-appointment and to make it clear about what advice you are seeking so as to maximise your time.
Dr Roger Denny
2023-03-16
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16th March 2023
Nice fella, and very good session, very professional.
Dr Roger Denny
2023-02-15
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15th February 2023
Dr Denny put at ease as soon as I spoke with him, he was really nice, kind and understanding of me and what I had to say, he was very empathetic and explained things to me, overall a very nice caring and professional man.
Dr Roger Denny
2023-02-15
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15th February 2023
Dr Denny was brilliant in helping get an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan after our consultation. He also made me feel comfortable during our assessment which enabled me to talk about my issues confidently.
Dr Roger Denny
2023-01-23
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23rd January 2023
Dr Denny was very understanding of the issues that I have been dealing with- and explained the appropriate treatment that I would need and why.
His professionalism was reassuring.
Profile
I am a Consultant Psychiatrist. I was an NHS Consultant in Adult Mental Health for over 20 years and now work privately.
I trained as a doctor at Bristol University. I have a degree in Psychology and a Certificate in Psychotherapy. I became a Member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists in 1996 and a Fellow of the College a decade ago.
I make sure my patients receive a comprehensive assessment and appropriate treatment. In addition to prescribing medication, my psychodynamic approach helps to understand how past experiences relate to present difficulties. This can often be the key to recovery.
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