Dementech Neurosciences

Dr Hossein Rostamipour – Consultant Psychiatrist

I am Dr Hossein Rostamipour, a Consultant Psychiatrist, working in South London
and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, one of the most prestigious mental health
facilities in Europe, I also work as a Visiting Consultant in Priory Mental Health
Hospital in Roehampton. In addition to which I work in the Brain Health Clinic of the
Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience at King’s College London.

Furthermore, I also worked as honorary lecturer at King’s College London. During
my work in different settings including NHS and private practice, I attended to many
patients who were suffering from undiagnosed ADHD and a variety of comorbid
serious mental health problems, as well as comorbid physical health issues. Being
able to help these individuals to have a fresh but more accurate diagnosis based on
root cause of their symptoms and their issues and support them to progress towards
a positive turning point in their lives as well as their loved ones, have made me more
passionate and determined than ever to promote awareness of and help those with
ADHD and Autism and also help to shape the view about definition of neurodiversity
in a better view way.

I have extensive experience working in different inpatient and outpatient Mental
health services across London, dealing with complex cases with different mental
health disorder and Nowadays my main focus and majority of work, is assessing
and treating people with neurodiversity and my special interest is in treatment of
complex ADHD and a combination of ADHD with Autism or other mental health
disorders. I have completed extra training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology which I
found helpful in assessment and diagnosis of ADHD in woman.

I successfully conduct assessments and treatment for ADHD on hundreds of patients
every year, and this level of experience enables me to diagnosed and treat complex
cases and be able to help people to receive a bespoke, safe and optimised
management plan.

I believe ADHD and Autism can remain undiagnosed conditions especially in high
functioning people and it is not uncommon for people who struggle with
neurodiversity to be discriminated against at school and work and as a result, they
find it difficult to achieve their potential in many aspects of life and experience true
happiness and peace in life. In spite of all their efforts, they continue to present with
symptoms such as low mood, mood swings, anxiety, addiction, relationship problems
and even memory issues which could be interpreted and diagnosed as other mental
health disorders. Often these individuals will not respond well to traditional therapy
and medication as the root cause of their problems remains undiagnosed.

I really hope that I will be able to be part of your journey and help you to know
yourself better and help you to be assessed and achieve your treatment goals very
soon and have a easier and more enjoyable life.