Celeb Psychiatrist Who Helped Singer Frankie Bridge Is Found Dead Near 3M Home

Dr. Mike McPhillips, 59, helped singer The Saturday’s Frankie Bridge deal with depression and was a counselor at Nightingale Hospital, a private mental health clinic. Dr Mike McPhillips has died after being found injured next to a κοντά 3m bridge near his home. A famous psychiatrist who helped singer Frankie Bridge fight depression has died in a suspected suicide. Dr Mike McPhillips, 59, who treated the star of Strictly Come Dancing after an injury, died after being found injured next to a bridge near his home, worth 3 million pounds. The father of the two had treated a number of well-known patients and even contributed to a book by Saturday star Frankie. But at least three women who were sick of him had died in high-profile tragedies – including the daughter of Tory’s late peer, Cecil Parkinson. The doctor and his wife ran McPhillips Consultancy from an address in the luxurious Sloane Square in London. Receive all the latest news sent to your inbox. Sign up for the free Mirror newsletter
Dr. Mike helped singer Frankie Bridge deal with depression ( Picture: Rowan Griffiths) A source said: “He seemed to have everything. “His family is devastated.” Dr McPhillips died three days after being found in West London. Police said: “In the early morning hours of March 14, we received a call from a man near Barnes Bridge, who suggested he intended to harm himself. “The police attended and found a man with serious injuries. “He was taken to hospital where, unfortunately, he died.” Dr. McPhillips charged up to £ 600 an hour for counseling and was a counselor at Nightingale Hospital, a private mental health clinic. Two years ago, Frankie, 33 – married to former Chelsea and Manchester City star Wayne Bridge – said how the doctor saved her after she hit rock bottom in 2011. The singer talked about her collapse in her book for 2020, Open: Why Asking For Help Can Save Your Life. The Samaritans is available 24/7 if you need to talk. You can contact them for free by calling 116 123, email [email protected] or go to the website to find your nearest branch.
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