Panic Disorder clinics in Blackfriars, City of London (173 results)

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the hospital and its team for the excellent care I received during my recent surgery. From admission to discharge, every aspect of my experience was managed with utmost professionalism and compassion. The staff demonstrated exceptional dedication, ensuring that I felt comfortable and supported throughout. I am truly thankful for the high standards of care provided by the hospital.

Dr Dimitra Metheniti was excellent and our son felt very comfortable to open up and share his feelings during the 2 hour session. We feel we have come away feeling that the next steps are clear and it has brought us a huge amount of clarity.

Incredibly convenient. Chilled and clean.

Compassionate, responsive, practical, flexible, and offered care and support in and around my experience of crisis. Invaluable. Thank you.

I have found the clinic staff to be very helpful and professional and very responsive to any queries. Overall I am very happy with my experience at The Forbes Clinic.

very smart space with lovely staff

Kind and caring team

Excellent

Very satisfactory - people were really helpful

I owe my life and happiness to getting the help I needed and finally being able to recover. I felt truly hopeless and getting therapy was my final try to recover from my eating disorder. And it worked! It wasn’t easy, not going to lie. It was a rollercoaster but so worth it. Throughout therapy I was always reminded of the bigger picture while making small steps, one day at a time. Went through highs and lows and in the end got my life back. The honesty in therapy was wat stood out most. I was faced with the fact it was never about the food. Not focussing on food but the feelings that were covered helped me process all that stood in the way if living my life. It’s so easy to do nothing, but it’s much more powerful to act and fight for your right to live. I worked hard for years. Found peace and the love of my life (literally being in treatment) who I can call my husband. The greatest thing I ever learned is to love and be loved in return.