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The Adhd Centre in Brighton

The Adhd Centre Brighton is an excellent resource for people with ADHD. It has a team of highly trained professionals who are able to give the best care.

Dr Polly Branney

Adhd Centre Brighton's Dr Polly Branney has a special interest in the field of ADHD/Autism. She has developed a program of training for doctors to help them recognise ADHD and autism in their patients. She also assists local GPs to diagnose of ADHD and organizes study days for school SENCOs.

Her experiences in neurodevelopmental disorders, neuroscience and psychiatry has given her an abundance of expertise and experience in ADHD and Autism. She is an active member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and holds a bachelor's degree in neuroscience from St George's University of London.

In her capacity as an expert consultant she is responsible for the revision of the NICE guidelines for diagnosing and treating ADHD. She is also the director of the executive board for the UK ADHD Partnership.

The partnership is made up of top experts from the NHS and universities, as well as charities and other health organisations. It was formed to raise awareness of the condition.

Dr Sally Cubbin

What do you expect from a veteran enthusiast of attention deficiency disorder? Dr Sally Cubbin will not be an unfamiliar face in your medical records and has plenty of experience to her name. Her work as the Assistant Medical Director at Bupa might make her a familiar to you. You are also likely to work with her in the private sector of healthcare in the UK.

The growing number of patients she sees is a an indication of her outstanding credentials, and the sheer number of patients she cares for will speak volumes about the level of care she's renowned for. One of her many accomplishments is being one the few doctors in the area to be appointed consultant to Northampton's National Brain Injury Center. This feat of juggling the needs of a diverse variety of patients has been hailed as a major achievement in a sector rife with scandal.

Dr Rhiannon Turner

The staff at the ADHD & Autism Centre in Oxford has a wealth of knowledge, skills and experience to share. The clinicians have worked with young people, children and adults suffering from ADHD or Autism. They are all highly skilled specialists who strive to help people reach their goals.

Dr Anna Graham is a consultant child psychiatrist who has expertise in psychopharmacology and family therapy. Her experience covers a wide range of assessments, including cognitive and behaviour evaluations as well as social evaluations. She is particularly interested in Autism and ADHD.

Dr Polly Branney has developed a particular interest in ADHD and Autism since the year 2011 and she has been an Executive Board member of the UK ADHD Partnership. She is an expert in teaching local GPs on ADHD. She also organizes study days for school principals and teachers.

Charlotte Jarvis has worked in NHS orthopaedic and administration teams for more than 18 years. She started her career as a Business Analyst, and now is an Elective Access Support Manager for the NHS. This has enabled her to have many years of experience both analytical and administrative.

Dr. Caitlin Kendall

The Oxford ADHD & Autism Centre team is a multidisciplinary group with a range of expertise and expertise. Dr Alison Lennox is their leader, Adhd centre brighton with expertise in ADHD and Autism. She has worked with adults, children and adolescents with a variety of disorders. Her particular interest is Autism has developed over the past five years.

NICE released new guidelines in April 2018 to manage Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). These guidelines will be followed by professionals who work with adult patients to ensure they receive right care.

One of the most prominent opinion leaders in ADHD, Peter Hill has been working with ADHD for more than 20 years. He has written numerous articles and worked with agencies of the government on children's mental health issues. This has led him to provide advice on the treatment of ADHD within the National Health Service.

Caitlin Godbolt is currently employed as an administrator. She has a background in catering and an MBA diploma. She is a fan of a variety of tasks.

Mandy Cresswell

Mandy Cresswell, a ADHD Clinical Lead Nurse, is employed in a bustling ADHD clinic in the north. She has more than 15 years of experience working within the NHS. Her experience includes working with patients with ADHD and substance abuse and mental health issues. She was a non-medical prescriber since 2014. This is a fantastic opportunity to collaborate with adults suffering from ADHD and help them to make informed choices about their medication.

Mandy is in charge of the autism team, which includes nurses in addition to her job as ADHD Clinical Lead Nurse. These nurses support children who are diagnosed with ADHD and conduct tests.

The ADHD & Autism Centre team is a diverse group of experts and expertise. Dr Anna Graham is an expert in neurodevelopmental disorders. She is a Consultant Psychiatrist who treats adults suffering from ADHD as well as children and adults with Autism.

Gavin Partridge was involved in the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD in children. He is currently a Clinical Nurse Specialist at NHS Oxford. A former nurse himself, he is very interested in helping people manage their illnesses.

Dr. Kate Barratttshaw

There are numerous NHS specialist clinics in Sussex that can help you with an adult ADHD assessment. An assessment and treatment center that is a specialized mental healthcare facility that offers a range of treatments to help improve your condition, may be referred to. These centers are typically located in larger cities, like Brighton.

The team at the ADHD and Autism Centre in Oxford has the most extensive knowledge and experience. They offer a range of services including clinical, psychotherapy and autism diagnosis.

Dr Sarah McLean, a psychologist with extensive experience treating adults with complex behavioral and cognitive problems and is a highly skilled practitioner. Her special interests include Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD. Alongside treating these conditions she also has vast experience treating acquired brain injuries such as depression, anxiety, schizophrenia as well as post-traumatic stress disorder and psychosis.

Jennifer Hawkins is an experienced nurse and mental health practitioner. She completed her training in Mental Health Nursing in 2013. She became a Non-Medical Physician (NMP) in 2013. She has also worked in the NHS predominantly in child and adolescent Mental Health Services.

Dr Shahnaz Hassan

The Oxford ADHD & Autism Centre team has a broad range of knowledge and experience. Every member of the team has worked in a variety of areas of mental health.

Dr Shahnaz Hassan is a member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists. She graduated from the University of London and has received further training in psychopharmacology and lifestyle psychotherapy. In her role as Senior Practitioner, she is responsible to support patients and their families.

Dr Anna Graham is a consultant in child psychiatrist. She has extensive experience in treating children and adolescents with neurodevelopmental and behavioural issues. Her specialties in clinical medicine include Autism and ADHD. She has undertaken training in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) and Dialectical Behavior Intervention for Autism (DiVA).

Dr Anastasios Galanopoulos who is a consultant psychiatrist in the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, is also a psychiatrist. He is also an honorary researcher at the Institute of Psychiatry. He is a clinical leader for the 3Brough Adult ADHD/ASD service and is a specialist in ADHD and autism.

Dr Cara Langford Watts

Dr Cara Langford Watts, Adhd center Brighton has a wide range of experience working with clients, including students with ADHD and other mental health issues. She is also a member the European Coaching and Mentoring Council. She was previously an assistant psychologist at CAMHS where she was a specialist in neurodevelopmental disorders.

Cara is also a certified clinical psychologist. However, she has several management positions. She is a mentor for autism specialists at Oxford Brookes University. She is also a member the UK ADHD Partnership Executive Board.

Cara is also a fan of working with children with autism. After graduating from University of Kent, she has completed a masters degree in Child and Adolescent Mental Health. Her research has been focused on the effects of COVID-19 for children suffering from ASD.

Cara is a member both of the British Psychological Society and European Coaching and Mentoring Council. She has held several management posts, including Assistant Director of Mental Health Services at Brighton and Hove NHS Trust, a specialist autism mentor at the University of Oxford and a forensic pathway.