Dr. Lakha Singh, Psychiatrist, Toronto, ON

Dr. Lakha Singh

Dr. Lakha Singh

Psychiatrist
Toronto, ON
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( Dr. Lakha Singh, Psychiatrist, Toronto, ON) is in good standing with the College of Physicians and Surgeons.

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    Dr. Singh is the worst psychiatrist I’ve ever seen. She’s so rude and condescending. I told her my situation and she didn’t even want to speak to me she said are you shocked after I told her what someone has done to me. Obviously I’m more than shocked. I was depressed and very upset. vanessa had no right to kick me out. It’s devastating to lose your church family. She was so disrespectful and was saying it’s not fair for her to repeat herself when I never asked her to do that. I simply said why did you say you shouldn’t be shocked that was extremely rude and insensitive. She didn’t even ask me what happened she just dismissed me without even assessing me. She’s very rude and unprofessional. She needs her medical license revoked. She doesn’t know how to do her job properly. She's very cruel and insensitive.
    Submitted: December 31, 2021
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    Was feeling suicidal and also experiencing alcohol withdrawal. Treated for withdrawal, sent to see Dr. Singh who promptly asked me why I was there, told me she was discharging me in the morning and threatened to discharge me immediately if my parents (who were very concerned) called and asked why she would discharge someone who was feeling suicidal. Unethical, complete lack of empathy, and probably not qualified to treat individuals who really need help (as I did at the time).
    Submitted: September 21, 2016

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