Psychiatrists - Find a Private Psychiatrist in Surrey

Psychiatrists are doctors who specialize in mental health. They can help with many different conditions, including depression and anxiety. They can also aid in the adverse effects of chemotherapy, such as fatigue and changes in thinking.

She is involved in teaching workshops, facilitating workshops, and lecturing trainees for the MRCPsych examination at Oxford and St George’s NHS Trust. She is a patient-focused therapist.

Dr Saad Al-Khalaf

Dr Saad al-Khalaf, a consultant general psychiatrist with a wealth of experience, is located in Guildford. He also covers a portion of Hampshire and London. He specialises in the treatment of chronic mental illness and psychiatry for older adults. He has a particular interest in organic psychopathology, anxiety and depression (especially treatment-resistant depression) and memory impairments including dementia. He is also very interested in assessments of mental capacity.

He was ordained as a medical doctor in 1971. He then underwent general medicine training prior to completing specialist psychiatry training at St Charles, St George and the Maudsley hospitals in London. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and has been working as a private psychiatrist in the area since 2005.

He is currently employed at the Nuffield Guildford Hospital as well as at the Priory Hospital, Woking. He holds a non-remunerated post and is not a shareholder in any shares or financial interests in the equipment utilized at this or another Nuffield Health hospital.

Dr. Jennifer Laidlaw

Jennifer Laidlaw completed her MD at the University of British Columbia (UBC) prior to finishing her residency in Psychiatry at the University of Toronto. She was involved in medical education during her residency and has published and presented at international conferences on subjects like delirium screening social media, and professionalism. She began her career as the Head of Consultation Liaison (CL) Psychology at Surrey Memorial Hospital where she focused on building a thriving and highly collaborative CL service that provides psychiatric treatment to patients on surgical and medical wards as well as the oncology and palliative care units. She also received an Facilities Engagement grant to develop guidelines for managing vulnerable patients in hospitals.

She is also the Provincial Practice director for Psychiatry in BC Cancer, Clinical Associate professor at UBC and the Past-President of the BC Psychiatric Association. She is also an assistant professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Tufts University School of Medicine and an adjunct faculty member of the UM PM&amp