Psychiatrists in South Wales
Dr. Sharma has worked across a range of psychiatric facilities in the NHS and private sector. Dr Sharma specializes in treating mental illnesses such as anxiety, depression disorders and psychotic illness.
He also handles medico legal reports on adult and liaison psychiatry (personal injury, clinical negligence, work-related stress) and private patients suffering from medically unproved symptoms. He has clinics in Cardiff and is able for private referrals.
Dr Raman Sakhuja
Dr Raman Sakhuja is a leading consultant psychiatrist in Cardiff who specialises in adult psychiatry and addiction psychotherapy. He also has a keen interest in neuromodulation, particularly non-invasive brain stimulation. He has recently completed his training in this area at the Berenson-Allen Centre in Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA. He was the former chair of general adult and addiction psychiatry faculties at the Royal College of Psychiatrists in Wales.
He is a recognised consultant provider for BUPA AXA-PPP, Aviva, WPA, Cigna and Pru Health. He also accepts referrals on a self-funding basis. He can provide consultations at his private practice at Cyncoed Consulting Rooms, and his telephone and Skype appointments are also available for patients living in other countries.
Colette Hart established Heart 2 Hart Solutions in order to highlight the importance of emotional support for those who have suffered from medical trauma. She assists people who suffer from trauma from medical or psychological, both simple and complex. She has worked with the Cardiff and Vale NHS health board, as and a variety of private one-to-one clients. She has also given talks at national conferences about trauma and PTSD.
Dr Sanjeev Sharma
Dr Sanjeev is a psychiatrist consultant with extensive experience in treating adults with psychological disorders. He employs a holistic approach to help his patients manage their symptoms through psychotherapy and medication. His expertise is in depression and bipolar disorder along with anxiety and ADHD. He has a particular interest in transcultural psychotherapy and offers Telehealth consultations for his patients.
He is an active member of the Medical Cannabis Clinicians Society and has received training in the indications, prescriptions and usage of Cannabis-Derived Medicinal Products (CDMPs). He is a second-opinion doctor for the Health Inspectorate Wales (HIW) since 2018. He is a caring psychiatrist who is keen to help patients with mental health issues by using CDMPs.
He has also worked as an Adult Consultant Psychiatrist in rural Australia and Cardiff in the UK. He has extensive expertise in the treatment of borderline personality disorders and developmental trauma-related disorders. He has been interested for a long time in psychotherapy for PTSD, especially military and
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His extensive clinical experience has led to his being recognized by the General Medical Council as a specialist in Adult Psychiatry as well as Old Age Psychiatry and Consultation Liaison Psychiatry. He has more than 20 years of experience in preparing psychiatric report for medico-legal as well as insurance reasons.
He has been involved in research into mood disorders. He is also a founder member of University of New South Wales' Black Dog Institute. His current research focuses on depressive and bipolar disorders. He is dedicated to the training of doctors and regularly speaks at national and international conferences.
Professor Parker is a seasoned clinician who has worked with patients of all backgrounds. He focuses on patients who suffer from anxiety and mood disorders. He is a recognised consultant provider for BUPA and AXA-PPP. He also accepts self funded referrals. He is a certified appraiser who regularly assesses doctors for the General Medical Council.
Dr David Davies
Dr Davies is a highly experienced consultant psychiatrist who provides a full range of psychological and psychopharmacological treatments to his patients. He is trained in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy and Counselling. He has a broad range of experience within the NHS and private sector, working with both adults and children. He also has a keen interest in EMDR. He is particularly interested in the mental health and safety of workers.
He has more than 20 years of experience in the process of preparing a psychiatric report for insurance or medicolegal purposes. He is certified by the General Medical Council for Adult Psychiatry, Old Age Psychiatry, and Consultation Liaison Psychiatry. He has worked with patients with a variety of disorders that include bipolar disorder, anxiety and depression.
Vivienne James has extensive experience as a consultant psychiatrist, working in both the private and public sectors. She graduated from University of Sydney and a fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists. She uses a combination psychotherapy and medication in her treatment. She also offers a range of psychiatric services to adolescents and young adults.
David Davies is an experienced consultant physician. He works with his patient in a holistic approach. He has a variety of clinical experience with managing chronic physical ailments. He has treated patients with various psychological issues such as anxiety disorders, depressive disorders, chronic fatigue, and chronic pain.
His research interests are in the mechanisms and causes of mood disorders, particularly bipolar disorder and depression. He has published numerous papers on these topics and is an associate of the Black Dog Institute, Sydney. He is also a participant in the teaching of graduate and undergraduate medical students.
He is the director at Cyncoed Consulting Rooms in Cardiff the medical practice specializing in specialization in medicine. The team of psychologists and experts are prepared to provide the highest quality of treatment to their patients. He is a firm believer in patient-centred care and believes an integrated approach to treatment is essential to achieve the best outcomes.
Dr Nia John
Dr. Nia is a Psychiatrist who has a particular interest in the mental health of young and women people. She offers a holistic approach to patient care that includes psychotherapy, medication therapies and lifestyle modifications. She is also an EMDR Europe accredited practitioner and an active member of the Clinical Hypnotherapy Society. She has a strong interest in helping people overcome trauma and has experience working with patients with complicated medical needs.
She is a specialist child and adolescent psychiatrist in Wales. She is particularly interested in working with children who suffer from high levels distress and troubling symptom, typically in conjunction with physical ailments. She is part of the Children and Young People's Refugee and asylum seekers steering group in Wales. She is an EMDR Europe-accredited therapist with a specialization in psychotherapy of severe Borderline Personality disorder as well as Developmental Trauma-Based Psychological Disorders.
Dr Kontos works as a community paediatrician for Cardiff and Vale University Health Board. She treats children of all ages, including those suffering from neurodevelopmental disorders, such as ADHD and general paediatric issues like behavioural issues and issues with toileting and constipation. She is not currently taking on the diagnosis of Autism for private referrals, but is happy to discuss this on the phone.
He has more than 34 years of experience in the management of adults with a variety of psychiatric and addiction issues in outpatient and ward settings as well as community settings. He has experience in forensic psychology and is familiar with the treatment and assessment of adolescents and adults who have committed criminal behavior. He has a strong commitment to providing patient-centered care and is well-versed in the full range of evidence-based therapies.
The field of Psychiatry and Mental Health at UNSW leads the provision of psychiatry training in the medical school, along with a comprehensive program of research focused on understanding and improving the quality of life for people with mental illness in our communities. Its staff are drawn from the medical field of psychiatry, and from across a variety of disciplines, including psychology, nursing and other health-related fields as well as neuroscience, public health and social sciences.