Psychiatrie Noord - Groningen

Wim V.

Slechte ervaring met deze organisatie! Add- diagnose aangevraagd maar ik wordt niet behandeld omdat ik inmiddels buiten de regio woon. Je wordt zo aan de kant geschoven zonder dat men zich inleeft in je situatie.

Annie D. F.

Na de intake kon ik snel aan de slag.
Ik heb een goede behandeling gehad.
Bedankt.

Anne

Jammer dat ik 1 ster moet geven, zeker niet 1 ster waard. Een bedrijf die snel veel geld wil maken, geen oog voor cliënten

Melissa W.

Ik ben tevreden over mijn behandeling bij Psychiatrie Noord. Ik kon snel terecht op een moment dat ik dat nodig had. Ik voelde me begrepen en gesteund.

mensenkind1 M.

Zeer tevreden met jullie bedankt voor alle hulp ♥️

Brenda J.

Geen reactie bij prijsopgave! De behandeling loopt ondertussen door

Andreea

Totally recommend. I have received quality treatment for my diagnosis. I feel I am now better equipped to deal with my daily struggles. I was treated very politely and respectfully from the beginning of my treatment until its end.

If you are a foreigner living in the Netherlands and you suspect you might be neurodivergent, you can contact your GP. They will help you with a referral to a qualified institution that will be able to help you further. I have learnt so much about myself in the past year which has helped me tremendously. Wounds can heal, struggles can be lessened. You have the power to do that but you may need a bit of help sometimes to do so. Don't be scared to reach out for a specialized helping hand.

lea P.

I am writing this review for a friend who had an awful experience at this psychiatric clinic ( and wants to stay anonymous). During her appointment, the psychiatrist was rude and doubted her ADHD diagnosis (already confirmed by a specialist) after only one session, which is very unprofessional.

To make matters worse, he refused to start medication without a reasonable explanation. When she asked for reasons, his responses did not make any sense (+ her previous psychiatrist had recommended she start treatment asap). He suggested she join his group therapy on the other side of the city, which she would have to attend weekly, before he would even consider medication. This was despite knowing she is in university, trying to graduate this year. She already has other psychiatric support, making her question the need for this additional therapy.

He seemed more interested in establishing himself as the authority, did not like being questioned, and lacked understanding of ADHD in different patients. He discredited her symptoms and even joked about one of her concerns.

The other negative reviews are spot on—this place is awful. She left his office feeling hopeless and felt the need to share this to protect others from going through what she did.