Dr Roger Denny was awarded the iWantGreatCare certificate of excellence in 2024 for delivering outstanding care.
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Dr Roger Denny
2022-12-01
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1st December 2022
I wasn't sure about my mental health and a session with dr Denny made it more clear to understand what should I do.
I am glad that I talked with him.
Dr Roger Denny
2022-11-14
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14th November 2022
Dr Denny is a very approachable, friendly, knowledgable doctor and I am so pleased I got to see him. This is the first step in a long process for me, and he was so empathetic and put a positive light on the darkest days of my life so far.
Dr Roger Denny
2022-10-17
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17th October 2022
I asked about a break from my studies and initially he was a bit apprehensive of the idea but as I pushed on further he seemed to have changed his mind and he supported it at the end.
Dr Roger Denny
2022-09-22
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22nd September 2022
Dr Denny is absolutely fantastic. He listened so well and made me feel at ease, he covered all grounds and offered the best support and treatment. I would 100% recommend Dr Denny he’s a brilliant psychiatrist. Thank you!
Dr Roger Denny
2022-09-21
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21st September 2022
My first ever psychiatric assessment after suffering for a number of years. Dr Denny made me feel at ease, he was caring and professional. He explained things well and I have a clearer understanding of my mental health. I feel comforted by the support and information given.
Profile
I am a Consultant Psychiatrist. I was an NHS Consultant in Adult Mental Health for over 20 years and now work privately.
I trained as a doctor at Bristol University. I have a degree in Psychology and a Certificate in Psychotherapy. I became a Member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists in 1996 and a Fellow of the College a decade ago.
I make sure my patients receive a comprehensive assessment and appropriate treatment. In addition to prescribing medication, my psychodynamic approach helps to understand how past experiences relate to present difficulties. This can often be the key to recovery.