Alfred Asimeng-Gyan

As a Mental Health Nurse with 23 years of expertise in the Healthcare Industry, I've acquired extensive experience working across various settings, including acute, crisis, and rehabilitation environments, as well as within outreach teams. Throughout my career, I've held multiple leadership roles, providing me with a deep understanding of the challenges faced by individuals with mental health needs and enhancing my ability to deliver evidence-based care.

For the past three and a half years, my primary focus has been on assessing, diagnosing, and treating children and adults with ADHD. I've also taken the lead in conducting Psychoeducation and Parenting Group programmes tailored for ADHD.

The most rewarding aspect of my practice is witnessing the positive transformations in people's lives. It's truly inspiring and fulfilling to hear from patients who have found renewed hope through timely diagnosis and effective treatment. My dedication is to continue being an effective and reflective practitioner, making a lasting positive impact on the lives of adults and children dealing with ADHD.

As an innovative practitioner, I place great value on clinical research, which forms the foundation of evidence-based care. I've developed a keen interest in research and have recently undertaken a study on adverse drug reaction reporting in children's services. My commitment to research studies remains steadfast, as I strive to stay updated with the latest research findings.

I am devoted to self-development, continually striving to exceed service expectations. I am known for my attention to detail, adeptness in making critical decisions, managing deadlines, and conducting team reviews.

Outside of my professional life, I find joy in reading, artistic drawing, listening to music, and taking long walks in my spare time.