Dr. Lynleigh Immelman

Dr. Lynleigh Immelman

CCPA, CPCA, Psychiatrist
Counselor
Kelowna, BC
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Dr. Lynleigh Immelman Bio

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Why did you choose your current profession?

"To give back" my knowledge & experience as a physician. To help decrease the Stigma of Mental Illness. To be there to help.

Who influenced your profession choice the most?

My Psychiatric patients & my Husband.

Education

  • University of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon) Canada.
    FRCPC (C) Psychiatry
    1992 - 1996
    Psychiatrist
  • University of Witwatersrand South Africa
    Mb.BCh.
    1970 - 1976
    Medical Degree

97-100 People got two or more of these video questions wrong... ( 7 participated.)

How to Parent Teenagers and Dating

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Girls start dating at an average age of 12.5 and boys at 13.5.

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Only a third of teens in abusive relationships tell someone.

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Younger teens are more likely to date one-on-one than in a group.

Explanation:

Younger teens are more likely to date in a group.

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Parents should monitor all of their teens' text messages.

Explanation:

While some parents may need to supervise their child's phone use more, it's a good idea to give teens some freedom as they start dating.

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Teens should have a curfew.

Ratings for Dr. Lynleigh Immelman CCPA, CPCA, Psychiatrist, Counselor, Kelowna BC, Family Practice NOW

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    @5-star review, you're clearly dr immelman trying to write a review of yourself. You're a **** doctor and a **** counselor. You should be in prison for what you did to your psychiatry patients.
    Submitted: October 08, 2022
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    Another former "patient" of hers here. Saw her in 2010 when she was a psychiatrist at UVIC. She's a hag who insisted I was bipolar when I'm not (confirmed by every doctor I've seen since) and prescribed me benzos at 18 without warning me about addiction or withdrawal. You're better off getting therapy from a bartender or priest than this bully. Ask her why she switched from psychiatry to counselling. Answer: malpractice.
    Submitted: October 08, 2022
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    All I hear from the previous patient's description is anger, and a slew of completely subjective & hostile personal views. Why did you not ask your Family Doctor or GP for a referral to a different Psychiatrist when you felt that you were not being treated in what you thought of at the time in your best possible interests? Who forced you to continue to book appointments if you were so poorly treated as you claim to be the case? Did you ever contact the BC College of Physicians & Surgeons with a formal complaint? If not, why not? No. Just a totally self absorbed and cowardly anonymous letter to no one in particular. No wonder excellent Psychiatrists are leaving the VIHA circus in droves? Good Luck.
    Submitted: August 06, 2018
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    Dr. Immelman treated me in Victoria. She is to be avoided at all costs! In Victoria she called herself the best psychiatrist treating bipolar. She ruled by fear and over drugged me. When I changed psychiatrists, I was correctly diagnosed and my meds were reduced considerably. Now that I am being treated for the proper diagnosis, I am doing considerably better. She is a bully, and provides treatment and councelling on her terms only.
    Submitted: August 10, 2017

Dr. Lynleigh Immelman CCPA, CPCA, Psychiatrist, Counselor, Kelowna BC, Family Practice NOW

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