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Own Your ADHD
Psychologist, AFBPSsS
Verified Verified
London E14 (Online Only)
Hey, thanks for looking at my profile, if you think you might like to know more let's organise a free intro call and you can get a feel for me on Zoom. I'm a gay, cis-male clinical psychologist and I have ADHD. I am Chair of the British Psychological Society Section of Sexualities and a member of the BPS Practice Guideline Review board, the Mental Capacity Advisory Group and WPATH. I can diagnose and treat all psychiatric conditions, but I have a particularly strong background in autism, ADHD, brain injury, OCD, BDD, fatigue and LGBTQ+ affirmative practice. I am a proud trans and NB ally.
Hey, thanks for looking at my profile, if you think you might like to know more let's organise a free intro call and you can get a feel for me on Zoom. I'm a gay, cis-male clinical psychologist and I have ADHD. I am Chair of the British Psychological Society Section of Sexualities and a member of the BPS Practice Guideline Review board, the Mental Capacity Advisory Group and WPATH. I can diagnose and treat all psychiatric conditions, but I have a particularly strong background in autism, ADHD, brain injury, OCD, BDD, fatigue and LGBTQ+ affirmative practice. I am a proud trans and NB ally.
Hannah Duncan
Counsellor, MBACP Accred
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Budleigh Salterton EX9
Good therapy is about change: changing reactions, behaviours, a difficult aspect of self, challenging attitudes/beliefs about yourself or your story. I love working with clients who are prepared to jump in, take risks and seek solutions - this is the way to ensure real change. I will jump in and risk too. I value being human and involved in the therapy and am also practically minded and view the best wisdom as something that can directly be applied to life. A supervisee recently described me as "real, relational, ordinary, practical and not floaty/wispy". I like to incorporate psychoeducation and relevant theoretical information.
Good therapy is about change: changing reactions, behaviours, a difficult aspect of self, challenging attitudes/beliefs about yourself or your story. I love working with clients who are prepared to jump in, take risks and seek solutions - this is the way to ensure real change. I will jump in and risk too. I value being human and involved in the therapy and am also practically minded and view the best wisdom as something that can directly be applied to life. A supervisee recently described me as "real, relational, ordinary, practical and not floaty/wispy". I like to incorporate psychoeducation and relevant theoretical information.