A medical career built on experience, compassion and whole-person care.

My medical background

A broad clinical perspective grounded in conventional medicine.

I am a medically qualified doctor working as a Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist in both the NHS and private sector.

I have worked across a range of NHS mental health services and have more than 15 years' experience as a consultant in child and adolescent psychiatry.

During this time, I have supported children, young people and families experiencing complex and long-term health concerns. These experiences have shown me that symptoms are often influenced by an interaction of physical, emotional, developmental and environmental factors.

This has reinforced the importance of understanding the person as a whole rather than focusing only on an individual symptom or diagnosis.

Why homeopathy?

Broadening my approach to patient care.

My interest in homeopathy developed through experiences in both my personal and professional life, particularly where conventional treatment alone did not fully address a patient's broader needs or provide the hoped-for outcome.

This was especially apparent in people living with complex or long-term conditions, where physical, emotional and environmental factors often interacted and the body's natural capacity for recovery appeared overwhelmed.

With a desire to broaden my therapeutic skills and deepen my understanding of patient care, I began training with one of the UK's most established schools of homeopathy.

My approach

Individualised, collaborative and patient-centred.

My aim is to complement my conventional medical practice with a more holistic and individualised approach to care.

Homeopathy enables me to explore the wider patterns contributing to a person's difficulties and to tailor therapeutic support to their individual circumstances.

Drawing on my background in conventional medicine, I maintain a broad clinical perspective on health and disease while working collaboratively with patients and families to support the best possible outcomes.