Polish psychiatrist in London – professional mental health support in the UK

Mood disorders, anxiety, insomnia, chronic stress and difficulties in everyday functioning are signs that should not be ignored. At our Polish clinic in London and Coventry, you can seek help from an experienced psychiatrist – without language barriers, in an atmosphere of understanding and discretion.

A Polish psychiatrist in London will help you regain your mental balance, make an accurate diagnosis and select the appropriate treatment – with full respect and an individual approach to your situation.

Telephone registration is available throughout the week:

Monday - Friday 7:30am - 8pm

Saturday - 8am - 5pm

Sunday - 10am- 5pm

We have two locations:

Polish Medical and Dental Clinic - Poland Medical London

377 High Road

Harrow

HA3 6EL

Tel.: 0208 903 4874

Tel./Fax: 0208 903 3455

Mobile: 077 466 231 02

Polish Medical and Dental Clinic - Poland Medical Coventry

30 Park Road

Coventry

CV1 2LD

Tel.: 024 7767 1780

Mobile: 077 126 585 38

The scope of psychiatric care we offer at our Polish clinic

At our clinic, we offer specialist psychiatric care for adults in the following areas:

• diagnosis and treatment of depression,
• anxiety disorders and panic attacks,
• insomnia and sleep disorders,
• adjustment disorders and burnout,
• neuroses, phobias and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD),
• psychosomatic disorders (e.g. pains of unknown origin),
• bipolar disorder,
• schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders,
• personality disorders,
• pharmacological support in the treatment of addictions and eating disorders.

When should you see a psychiatrist?

You don't have to wait until things get really bad to seek psychiatric help. It is worth seeking help if:

• you have been feeling sad, depressed or anxious for a long time,
• you suffer from anxiety or panic attacks,
• you have difficulty concentrating, sleeping or motivating yourself,
• you have thoughts of giving up or suicide,
• you are experiencing trauma, loss, divorce or another difficult life situation,
• you feel professionally or emotionally burnt out,
• you are unable to cope with stress or relationships,
• you suffer from chronic physical ailments without any apparent cause.

What does a psychiatric consultation look like?

During the first visit, the psychiatrist conducts a thorough interview – in a calm atmosphere, without rushing. The following topics are discussed:

• Your well-being, symptoms and their duration,
• past illnesses and treatment (mental and physical),
• your life, professional and family situation,
• expectations regarding treatment.

On this basis, the specialist makes a diagnosis and, if necessary, proposes pharmacological treatment, psychotherapy or further diagnostics. Everything is done with full respect for privacy and in English.

Polish psychiatrist in London – why is it worth it?

Mental health deserves the same care as physical health. A psychiatric consultation is not a ‘last resort’, but a step towards understanding yourself and improving your quality of life.

Why is it worth seeking help from our specialist?

• Consultation in English – a relaxed conversation without language barriers,
• No judgement – complete discretion, empathy and respect,
• A modern approach to pharmacological and psychotherapeutic treatment,
• An individual treatment plan tailored to your needs,
• Quick appointments – no long waits for help.

Psychiatrist London - Frequently Asked Questions

What does a psychiatrist do in our practice

Psychiatrist in our surgery provides diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders and illnesses in adults (Adult Psychiatrist). This specialty treats people between 18 and 65 years of age. Psychiatrist takes the patient’s medical history asking about symptoms, personal and family history, stimulants, and somatic diseases. He makes a diagnosis and offers treatment. As a doctor, he treats mainly with medications. Psychiatrist is always ready to give an advice on alternative treatment methods or the need for psychotherapy.

Scope of treatment

• psychotic disorders (schizophrenia, reactive and exogenous psychoses)
• neuroses and disorders of the neurotic type (stress, anxiety disorders, panic attacks, obsessions and somatic)
• affective disorders (bipolar disorder, depressive disorders)
• eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia)
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) 

What issues are not delt with by our psychiatrist

• Treatment of children and adolescents; they should be referred to a Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist.
• Treatment of people with learning disabilities. There is a separate psychiatric subspecialty in the UK and in this case please seek help from a Learning Disability Psychiatrist.
• Treatment of people with alcohol and drug addictions. In the UK there is a separate subspecialty (Addiction Psychiatrist). If you are looking for help, please visit the Addiction Service.

Disorders and diseases which are not treated by a psychiatrist in our surgery:

• alcohol and drug addictions; gambling
• autism and Asperger syndrome
• ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)
• learning disabilities
• personality disorders including borderline syndrome
• sexual dysfunctions
• sexual paraphilias
• our psychiatrist doesn't prescribe stimulants
• doesn't prescribe benzodiazepines and/or hypnotics on a regular basis
• does not do medico-legal work and does not work as an expert witness
• does not provide an individual, couple or group psychotherapy which require a regular one-hour appointments every 1-2 weeks for several months. This service is available in our practice as a part of a psychologist's consultation.