Dr. Sladen-Dew has made it a habit to date his patients. The College of Physicians and Surgeons of B.C. are investigating at least two cases against him. He does not know what boundaries are. He puts his own needs and pleasure above the vulnerable population he treats, and takes advantage of their emotional trauma, by using them to make himself feel better, while destroying them. Dangerous offender!

Submitted Nov. 20, 2020

I have known Dr. Sladen Dew for many years. My experience in working with this man has been amazing and owe my anxiety free state of mind to his expertise. Dr. Sladen Dew took my past trauma and assisted me in transforming it into a strength as he has reminded me of my courage to move forward. This man is truly the most compassionate and aware human being that I have encountered.

Submitted Oct. 29, 2016

This psychiatrist lacks empathy, and knowledge about trauma, abuse and PTSD, which he exacerbates through misdiagnosis. He seems to have no conscience about hurting others, and making the trauma worse. I understand the majority of his professional life has been work with drug abuse. He should limit his practice, and his role at the Hospital to this expertise and stay out of areas where he can (and has) done tremendous harm..

Submitted Aug. 25, 2016

Someone who can and does actually help. Can't say enough.

Submitted Dec. 29, 2013

Met him at Riverview: A Pill Pusher MD, has the diagnosis first and tries to design facts to suit it. His goal is to process, pill, and see you if he needs too. He never cares your human rights were violated to take you to see him. Even know the Riverview Bill of Rights document included this.

Submitted July 17, 2013

I think he genuinely cares about his patients. He is super qualified, and takes the time to connect and understand. He also appears to be very careful and thoughtful before prescribing medications. I highly recommend him.

Submitted Feb. 25, 2013

The doctor was very helpful giving support during a family crisis

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