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General adult psychiatrist with a special interest in intensive care, medical lead of the UK's first psychiatric coronavirus ward, pharmacist, writer and make up artist.
My mission statement: leading the way to redefining, remastering and re-imagining global perspectives of mental health for all
Certified by the Royal College of Psychiatrists, London, United Kingdom in General Adult Psychiatry
Section 12 approved doctor for England and Wales- recognised under section 12(2) of the MHA as having specific expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorder
Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery- MB ChB achieved from University of Warwick Medical School
Master of Pharmacy- MPharm (Hons.) acheived from Leicester School of Pharmacy, De Montfort University
Psychiatry
1 month ago
Videos
How they work? They work by helping reduce the activity of dopamine in the brain and helping reduce some of the symptoms associated with psychosis. One of the other things to think about in terms...
Watch and Share1 month ago
Videos
“Psychosis refers to a condition of the mind whereby our sense of reality is lost or impaired. It can happen for a variety of reasons and can affect everybody from every single walk of life....
Watch and Share1 month ago
Videos
“So what are some of the causes of psychosis and how do we test for psychosis or make a diagnosis? There are many causes that can lead to psychosis. Mental illness, physical illness, or drug...
Watch and Share2 months ago
Videos
2 months ago
Article
This Valentine’s day is soon to be upon us, and for many, an unpropitious time. Whilst the coronavirus pandemic may have united our world in global horror, continued lockdown isolation remains a paradoxical disturbance to...
Read Article3 months ago
Article
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our way of life over the last several months, but nothing has been as affected as our social interactions. The Greek philosopher Aristotle described humans as social animals, and the...
Read Article3 months ago
4 months ago
Blog
Mouthing off I was inspired to learn a new word recently: ‘edentulous’, meaning lacking teeth. It happened after I encouraged a patient to smile as he was being discharged from a mental health ward. ‘What...
Read Blog4 months ago
Blog
At a time when recruitment and retention of psychiatrists in the UK remains perilous- with recent figures indicating less than 3.6% of medical graduates are choosing the speciality, when at least twice that is needed...
Read Blog1 month ago
Videos
How they work? They work by helping reduce the activity of dopamine in the brain and helping reduce some of the symptoms associated with psychosis. One of the other things to think about in terms...
Watch and Share1 month ago
Videos
“Psychosis refers to a condition of the mind whereby our sense of reality is lost or impaired. It can happen for a variety of reasons and can affect everybody from every single walk of life....
Watch and Share1 month ago
Videos
“So what are some of the causes of psychosis and how do we test for psychosis or make a diagnosis? There are many causes that can lead to psychosis. Mental illness, physical illness, or drug...
Watch and Share2 months ago
Videos
3 months ago
2 months ago
Article
This Valentine’s day is soon to be upon us, and for many, an unpropitious time. Whilst the coronavirus pandemic may have united our world in global horror, continued lockdown isolation remains a paradoxical disturbance to...
Read Article3 months ago
Article
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our way of life over the last several months, but nothing has been as affected as our social interactions. The Greek philosopher Aristotle described humans as social animals, and the...
Read Article
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4 months ago
Blog
Mouthing off I was inspired to learn a new word recently: ‘edentulous’, meaning lacking teeth. It happened after I encouraged a patient to smile as he was being discharged from a mental health ward. ‘What...
Read Blog4 months ago
Blog
At a time when recruitment and retention of psychiatrists in the UK remains perilous- with recent figures indicating less than 3.6% of medical graduates are choosing the speciality, when at least twice that is needed...
Read Blog
This doctor has not yet uploaded content to this section
London, UK
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