About Us
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What we do
We provide ADHD diagnostic assessment, post-diagnostic advice, pharmacological treatment and psychoeducation for the treatment of ADHD. We assess and treat children from the age of six years old and adults of all ages.
We believe in putting people in charge of their own care and supporting them in making informed decisions about their treatment, based on their individual needs and life goals.
We provide thorough and personalised ADHD assessments for children, adolescents and adults. Our assessments always include a personalised care plan, and we take great care to ensure this is reviewed with the individual and their family once the assessment is completed. Our assessments adhere to the recommendations in the NICE guidelines 87 ‘Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: diagnosis and management’, The ADHD Assessment Quality Assurance Standard for Children and Teenagers (CAAQAS) and The Adult ADHD Assessment Quality Assurance Standard (AQAS).
When it comes to treating ADHD with medication, as experts in medicines, we value the need for clear treatment goals and a thorough evaluation of a person’s symptoms to ensure that taking medication for ADHD is worthwhile for that individual. Above all, we believe in finding the treatment modality that best suits the individual's needs. This may involve a combination of medication and non-pharmacological interventions.
We have close connections with other healthcare professionals who are also specialists in the management of neurodevelopmental disorders and psychiatric conditions, and can offer interventions that might fall outside our area of expertise. This might include psychotherapy, coaching, or informal support through patient groups.
Meet The Team
We are a small private practice based in Redhill, Surrey. All our clinicians are specialist mental health pharmacists, who are also independent prescribers. You can learn more about each member of our team below:
Daniel Barry
Daniel is the managing director and founder of ADHD Treatments Surrey. He is a qualified pharmacist with an independent prescribing qualification. Daniel has developed ADHD services for children, young people and adults across three different NHS Trusts and has been assessing and treating ADHD since 2019. He has also developed group programmes for people to improve their knowledge of ADHD and find strategies to manage their ADHD symptoms. Before practising as a pharmacist independent prescriber in ADHD, Daniel worked as a specialist pharmacist in NHS mental health organisations for seven years, supporting patients in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS), the national specialist services for OCD and those with hearing impairments, inpatient and community adult mental health services, and low and medium secure forensic services and prison healthcare.
Daniel qualified as a pharmacist in 2011. He holds a Master of Pharmacy degree from the University of Manchester (2010), a post graduate diploma in General Pharmacy Practice (2014), post graduate certificate in Psychiatric Therapeutics (2016), and is a Clinically Enhanced Pharmacist Independent Prescriber (2019).
He started ADHD Treatments Surrey because he wanted to be around for his son while he is growing up and likes working with autonomy to implement efficient ways of working. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his family, travelling to new places, and competes in athletics matches for veteran athletes.
Daniel is our lead child and young person clinician, offering assessments and medication reviews for those under 18. He also sees adults if capacity allows. Daniel’s usual working days are Monday to Friday.
GPhC Registration Number: 2077539
Daniel's pronouns are he/him
Nana Tomova
Nana is a qualified pharmacist with an independent prescribing qualification. Her scope of prescribing practice includes the assessment and management of ADHD in adults. Nana has over a decade of mental health service experience in the NHS - in inpatient wards, crisis teams and community mental health teams. Nana has also completed a Masters in Clinical Research, where she explored the narratives of people's journeys with mental health medicines.
Nana qualified as a pharmacist in 2010. She holds a Master of Pharmacy degree from the University of Brighton, a postgraduate diploma in General Pharmacy Practice (2012), a Masters in Clinical Research (2020), and post-graduate certificate as a Clinically Enhanced Pharmacist Independent Prescriber (2021). Nana is passionate about collaborative working with people, and her professional journey has been inspired by her training in Motivational Interviewing, Non-Violent Communications, and most of all – her patients’ stories.
In her spare time, Nana is an oral storyteller, telling traditional stories in communities. She enjoys knitting, mountaineering and foraging in wild places.
Nana sees adults for assessments and medication reviews. Nana’s usual working days are Tuesday, Wednesday, and alternate Thursdays.
GPhC Registration Number: 2074282
Nana's pronouns are she/her
Sarah Belcher
Sarah is a qualified pharmacist with an independent prescribing qualification. Her scope of prescribing practice includes the assessment of ADHD in adults, as well as treatment of ADHD for adults and children. Sarah has worked in mental health services for over ten years, in NHS inpatient and outpatient services, as well as in private practice. Sarah spent three years as the Medication Safety Officer for a large London Mental Health Trust, leading on the safe and effective use of medicines to optimise patient outcomes.
Sarah qualified as a pharmacist in 2010 and holds a Master of Pharmacy degree from the University of Nottingham. She went on to complete a post-graduate diploma in Pharmacy Practice with University College London and Bath University. Sarah completed her post-graduate prescribing qualification in 2018 with Kings University, London. She completed this qualification under the supervision of a Consultant Psychiatrist, before spending time with an independent pharmacist prescriber to specialise further in the treatment of ADHD. Sarah is passionate about working collaboratively with patients and supporting them to get the best out of their treatment.
She offers assessments for adults and medication reviews for adults and children. Her usual working days are Wednesday and Friday.
GPhC registration number: 2073971
Sarah’s pronouns are she/her
Sara Abbas
Sara was born in Yorkshire and raised in the rolling hills of Derbyshire. She graduated from Nottingham University in 1992 and began a career in Community Pharmacy. She completed a degree in psychology from the Open University in 2007 and followed this with a master's in Psychotherapy from the Metanoia Institute. During the Covid pandemic, she started working in a GP practice and completed a prescribing qualification at Reading University, focusing on depression and anxiety. She undertook training in ADHD prescribing at Surrey and Borders NHS Partnership Trust and completed a project involving initiating ADHD medication in primary care with supervision from a psychiatrist. She also holds a Post Graduate Certificate in Mental Health Therapeutics.
Sara’s primary interest is people and what makes us tick, and what doesn't. Her other great loves are travelling and history. She has visited Egypt, Jordan, Uzbekistan, Syria, India, Turkey, Italy, Spain, Hungary, Austria, Bulgaria, France, Canada, America, and Iceland to name a few.
Closer to home she enjoys visiting National Trust properties and walking wherever there is beauty.
Sara offers medication reviews for adults and children. Her usual working days are Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
GPhC registration number: 2041641
Sara’s pronouns are she/her
Nazneen Iqbal
Nazneen is our administrator and has over five years’ experience managing ADHD services in a busy NHS trust. Over the last 25 years, she has also worked in a corporate setting within different NHS organisations. She supports our team, patients, their relatives, and the multi-agency professionals we liaise with daily.
In her spare time, Nazneen likes gardening and cooking. She loves her cat Mia, who keeps her busy, together with her four grandchildren.
Nazneen’s usual working days are Monday, Tuesday, and Friday.
Nazneen’s pronouns are she/her
Elitsa Ivanova-Barry
Elitsa is our clinic’s director, with a focus on clinical governance, quality and patient safety. She has been a pharmacist since 2012 and has a Master’s degree in Pharmacy from the University of Nottingham. She has worked across multiple settings, supporting medical and non-medical prescribers develop their skills and knowledge around prescribing and medicines safety. Elitsa's previous roles in NHS service providers include Controlled Drugs Accountable Officer and Medicines Safety Officer, which enabled her to develop a deep understanding of clinical governance and risk management. Elitsa's experience as a leader in clinical quality has been instrumental in shaping our team's culture of safety and continuous improvement, ensuring that we provide the best possible services for our patients.
In her free time, Elitsa enjoys learning about medieval history and Korean contemporary culture, as well as spending time with her loved ones.
Elitsa does not see patients as a clinician, but may pick up the phone or answer emails, and is always happy to hear from patients about their experience and any feedback they may have about the service. Her usual working days are Monday to Friday.
GPhC Registration Number: 2083948
Elitsa's pronouns are she/her
Our Clinic
We offer face-to-face and remote consultations for ADHD assessments and medication reviews.
Remote consultations are done as a video call through our clinical system or Microsoft Teams. Our face-to-face consultations take place in our clinic in Redhill, located at 6 Linkfield Corner, RH1 1BB.
The clinic is on the ground floor of a mixed-use building. It is easily accessible by foot, public transport, train, or car. If you decide to drive to your appointment, Linkfield Corner car park (RH1 1BD) is located across the road.
We have a no drop-in policy and see patients by appointment only. This is to ensure our patients’ privacy and colleagues’ safety. If you would like to get in touch with us, please see our Contact us page.
Reviews
We encourage anyone that has used our service to complete a review of the care that they received or that a member of their family received. This enables other individuals and families that are seeking ADHD assessment or treatment to identify services that can be trusted to provide quality and safe care. You can see what our patients have to say about their experience on our Google page, on our profile on iWantCareGreat, a trusted site for healthcare reviews. A link to both profile and past reviews can be found below: