Private Psychiatrists in Northern Ireland
Dr. Coulter, an experienced psychiatrist, is dedicated to helping people manage mental health problems. Dr Coulter offers consultations and assessments for a range of adult mental health issues.
Fields's assertions about the widespread distress of people with emotional disorders broke with conventional strategies of silence, distance and neutrality that have governed Northern Irish mental healthcare research. Her activism threatened the fragile political balance which sought to reconcile formal politics with violence of sectarian nature.
Dr Paul Coulter
Dr. Paul Coulter, a compassionate and highly skilled consultant psychiatrist, is dedicated to helping people overcome mental health issues and live a fulfilling life. He has over 9 years of experience in the field and provides consultations assessment, treatments, and assessments for a variety of mental health issues. He is also available for appointment via telehealth.
He is based at Musgrave House and Malone Medical Chambers in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He is a specialist in Adult ADHD treatment and has given national seminars on the topic. He is an active member of the British Association for the Advancement of Psychiatry and the European Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
His warm and hospitable personality puts patients at ease. His vast medical knowledge ensures his patients receive the best care possible. He also offers a variety of treatment options, such as medication and therapy. He accepts new patients, and a variety of insurance plans. Contact his office to find out more about his services.
Dr. Noble
Dr. Noble is a consultant psychiatrist at Musgrave House in Belfast and Malone Medical Chambers. He provides private psychiatric consultations and assessments for patients suffering from mental health issues including Adult ADHD. He also provides medicolegal reports.
He was previously an advisor to the UK Government on health emergencies. He holds a master's degree in Public Health from Johns Hopkins University and is a Harkness fellow at the Commonwealth Fund. He also studied science at the University of St Andrews and medicine at Oxford University.
He is a full-time psychiatrist at the Northern HSC Trust. He has worked in various areas including a community psychiatry unit and an acute inpatient unit. He is competent and confident in the assessment and treatment of a broad variety of mental health problems in a recovery-focused and person-centered approach.
He is a member certified of both the Society for General Internal Medicine and the American Academy of Family Physicians. He has presented extensively on a variety of subjects and has written numerous articles for journals in the field of healthcare. He also contributes to the online magazine Christ and Pop Culture, and has given talks on popular culture, literature and secularism at a variety of universities and churches.
Dr Young
Dr. Young is a psychiatrist with over 25 years of experience in the field. relevant webpage has a wide range of clinical experience and has presented research findings at both national and international conferences. He has also taught courses on cross-cultural communication as well as communication in the field of health care. He has a special interest in the management of mental health issues in men and women from 18 to 65. He also provides medico-legal reports as well as second opinions.
He has a keen interest in premenstrual mood disorders as well as psychological issues arising in the menopausal peri-period. He has completed extensive postgraduate training in the assessment and treatment of these disorders and is an experienced EMDR Europe accredited clinician.
He has been criticized for how he handled the public inquiry regarding the deaths of children at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children. Today, a legal challenge against his conduct is being heard by the Royal Courts of Justice. The goal of the case is to prevent the General Medical Council (GMC) from examining his conduct. He is a secondee of the Department of Health but remains an employee of the Belfast Trust. This means that the department is unable to initiate disciplinary actions against him.
Dr Smyth
Dr Smyth is a health professional who is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). She works with both young and adults patients to address a range of mental health concerns. She employs an integrated holistic approach to treatment and offers an assortment of evidence-based therapies.
She has worked in the psychiatric linkage service and is knowledgeable about crisis care and acute psychiatry. She also has extensive knowledge in perinatal psychiatry and specializes in the assessment of early psychotic disorders.
She is a client-centered therapist and puts a high priority on safety and compassion within the therapeutic relationship. She believes that every person has the capacity to lead a fulfilling life and may need external assistance in accessing these. She also emphasises the importance of having a secure environment to examine past experiences and current difficulties. In addition to her private practice, she is involved in the Physician Education Committee of CurePSP, which aims to raise awareness and provide medical care for Prime of Life neurodegenerative conditions like PSP, CBZ, MSA and CBD.
Dr Mangan
Dr. Mangan has a long history in higher education administration with a particular focus on Catholic higher education. She has extensive experience in both advancement and fundraising. She has held positions in Academic Affairs and Advancement for Edgewood College. She has also been on the Board of Directors of several organizations.
Dr Tareen offers private psychiatric assessments and consultations at Musgrave House in Belfast and Malone Medical Chambers. She will ask you about your symptoms, their progression, and any personal or family background information you have during the initial consultation. She will then suggest what further tests are necessary e.g. Blood tests or scans are recommended since some psychiatric disorders can be caused by physical problems.
She is a part of the EMDR Europe accredited EMDR Training Team and has extensive experience in trauma treatment including EMDR. She is also an approved provider for Traumatic brain injury. She is also a certified hypnotherapist and is experienced in the application of mindfulness techniques to treating depression and anxiety.
Patients rate Dr Mangan at 2.4/5. She welcomes new patients as well as telehealth appointment. She accepts a variety insurance companies. Her office is located at 10 Weathervane Drive Washingtonville, NY 10992.
Dr Loughrey
Dr Loughrey has over 52 years of experience. He graduated in 1971 from UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI Main Campus. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine. He is currently in Practice and is associated with UC Health West Chester Hospital. He accepts a variety insurance plans.
He is the consultant gastrointestinal pathologist of the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast Trust. He is also the lead pathologist of Northern Ireland's Bowel Cancer Screening Programme. He is also a part of the UK Pathology Steering Group for Colorectal Cancer. He is also involved in a variety of international and national clinical trials of novel anticancer drugs.
He is married and has a son, as well as two dogs. He enjoys sports and traveling. He is enthusiastic about his research and is determined to employ evidence-based medicine when treating patients. His special interests include men's health and geriatrics. He regularly contributes to medical journals and has written a number of articles. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, and a member of the British Association for the Advancement of Science. He is well-known for his kindness and thoroughness.
Dr Donnelly
Dr. Donnelly has more than 30 years of experience as a specialist in hematology. She has published 33 peer-reviewed articles and is affiliated with Tisch Hospital, Stony Brook University Hospital and the North Shore University Hospital. Patients say she is compassionate and understanding. Dr. Donnelly is also involved in clinical research, which keeps her current with the most recent advances in treatment.
Gavan Duffy, the defence counsel, interrogated her and she admitted she had not given the full details of the examination to the police or the Health Review Board. She argued that she might have hid information to protect her reputation.
Patricia Donnelly was the face of Northern Ireland's COVID-19 vaccination program. She's a well-known name in the media and has been instrumental in explaining each step of the vaccination process. It's time to retire. Her role will slowly shrink over the next 18 months as the Public Health Agency takes on the responsibility of running the vaccination program. This will allow her to focus on her private practice.