Dr. Sasha Raikhy

My impulsive spending and erratic conversational habits were causing significant strain within my closest personal relationships Dr. Sasha provided a highly confidential structural therapeutic program that helped me slow down my automatic reactions The permanent behavioral improvements achieved are fantastic.

A total depressing loss of emotional joy made life feel completely grey and hollow for decades Dr. Sasha mapped out a cutting edge deep magnetic stimulation blueprint that gradually reawakened my natural pleasure response I finally enjoy spending time with family again

Agonizing, repetitive obsessive thoughts and checking compulsions left me feeling completely trapped within my own home. Dr. Sasha executed a precise, customized dTMS neuromodulation routine that safely interrupted those rigid mental loops. The physical freedom and mental calmness I have gained are spectacular.

I visited Dr. Sasha Raikhy just for an expert consultation on managing heavy interpersonal family conflict. She has a remarkably calm grounding presence that instantly reduces your inner emotional tension the moment you sit down. She treats you like a human being seeking clarity rather than a disease package. ** *

The appointment was specifically booked with Dr. Sasha Raikhy, at 11am. Firstly, the location of the clinic is wrong/misleading on google maps. We had to walk another 2km to reach the actual destination. Secondly, the doctor hadn't even reached the clinic at the time that we agreed upon. We had to wait for more than 30 minutes before someone walked in, apologizing for being late. The consultation commenced immediately after that, * ** ** Thirdly, after the consultation wrapped up, the woman who took the session called up someone else, asked for a prescription and then proceeded to give a prescription that this person prescribed over the phone. It was only at this point that we got to know that the doctor had sent someone else on behalf of her to conduct the consultation. This other person called herself a psychotherapist, and deceptively wrote a prescription where she signed Dr. Sasha's name at the bottom of the prescription. We wouldn't have gotten to know that we weren't talking to Dr. Sasha in the first place if this other woman hadn't accidentally let it slip. I have never seen such heights of unprofessionalism. ** ** ** ** ** ** * ** ** ** * ** ** ** ** * The person who took the session THEN told us that she was a psychotherapist, not the psychiatrist. And then she awkwardly assured us and said "don't worry, I can still diagnose mental illnesses. I spoke to the doctor and this is the prescription that she gave". When we expressed our objection and shock at this, she called someone on the phone who claimed to be the actual doctor, our beloved Mrs. Sasha Raikhy. ** * Did they think we were incapable of knowing the difference between a psychiatrist and a psychotherapist? The appointment was booked specifically after assessing the doctor's qualifications and experience on her profile. The people at the clinic pretended like it was an accidental error on their part and eventually agreed to waive the consultation fees, but the woman clearly signed the doctor's name on the prescription. * ** The least they could have done was to inform us that the doctor would not be able to make it to the appointment, and that she'd be sending a psychotherapist/counsellor instead. They should have given the patient the option to choose whether or not she wanted to opt for their services after that. This is not how a doctor builds trust in their patients, and this is not how a medical professional (much less a MENTAL HEALTH professional) works, particularly when a field like this requires a certain amount of sensitivity, respect and transparency from the doctor. 100% do NOT recommend. ** * ** ** ** * ** **

My experience with this doctor was disappointing, especially in terms of communication and continuity of care. During video consultations, I often felt unheard , as some concerns I clearly raised did not seem to be fully acknowledged. ** * ** , ** ** .Because of this experience, I preferred consulting only in person afterward. However, during an emergency situation where I had run out of medication previously prescribed by the doctor, my request for a temporary bridge prescription was refused, despite explaining the urgency.Communication during this period was also upsetting. When a family member tried to speak on my behalf because I was unwell, they were met with what felt like rude and impatient behaviour. I was also confused by communication coming from multiple phone numbers during the interaction, Overall, I did not feel supported as a patient