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Actually I wondered if he listened to what I had to say as seemed to not answer and move onto another topic

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• Gastrointestinal endoscopy trainer, Ashford and St. Peter’s Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Mr Sinan Barazi is a leading London-based​ pituitary, skull base, trigeminal neuralgia/facial pain and spinal neurosurgeon. He was born in Copenhagen and subsequently moved to the United Kingdom where he attended Winchester College.

He qualified from King’s College Hospital School of Medicine in 1996, after which he completed his French military service in the 14th Parachute Regiment in Toulouse. He completed his surgical training in London at the Atkinson Morley Hospital, King’s College Hospital, and St George’s Hospital.

After finishing his specialist training, he worked in Bologna, Italy, as a fellow in endoscopic pituitary surgery under Giorgio Frank and Ernesto Pasquini, and finally in Manchester as a skull base fellow under Professor Andrew King and Scott Rutherford. He was appointed consultant skull base neurosurgeon at King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in 2011.

He is a core member of the Skull Base, Pituitary and Complex Facial Pain multi-disciplinary teams and he has established the Complex Facial Pain service with Dr Giorgio Lambru across the King’s College Hospital and St Thomas’ Hospital sites. He has published extensively in major neurosurgical journals and has presented at national and international meetings on a range of topics including pituitary, skull base and facial pain surgery. 

Mr Barazi is a member of several professional organisations including the British Skull Base Society (BSBS) (where he has just completed three years as a council member), the Society of British Neurological Surgeons (SBNS) and the Royal College of Surgeons. He is the lead for the Royal College of Surgeons accredited Senior Fellowship in Skull Base, Pituitary and Facial Pain service at King’s College Hospital.

He was appointed joint chair of the Medical Advisory Board of the Trigeminal Neuralgia Association of the United Kingdon in 2023 alongside Dr Giorgio Lambru. His private practice is at the Harley Street Clinic, Cromwell Hospital, Chiswick Medical Centre, and the Guthrie Clinic at King’s College Hospital. He is fluent in English, French, Danish, German and Swedish.

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• Chair, Trigeminal Neuralgia Association (Present)• Council member, British Skull Base Society (2019-2023)

Extremely helpful and welcoming. Very reassuring.

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• Expert panel member, PSC Support (2021 to present)• Liver Committee member, British Society of Gastroenterology (2016 to present)

Thank you for your time.

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• MSc, Child Health, Leeds University (2010)• MRCPCh, Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (2006)
• MD, Paediatrics, Rajasthan University, Jaipur, India (2003)• MBBS, Bangalore Medical College, India (1998)
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Dr Kate Du Toit is an HCPC registered counselling psychologist and chartered member and associate fellow of the British Psychological Society (BPS) in London. Dr Du Toit is an experienced clinician who for the past 10 years has worked with a wide range of client groups across a variety of settings including the NHS, private, and charity sectors as well as organisational settings. Her clinical expertise and interests are focused on, but not limited to, trauma, anxiety, depression, meaninglessness, attachment and relational difficulties, emotional regulation, life transitions, sexuality, and gender identity issues. In addition to individual psychotherapy, Dr Du Toit also works extensively with couples, families, and groups.
 
Dr Du Toit’s approach is drawn from existential, humanistic, and psychodynamic schools of thought. An integrative practitioner, she utilises these approaches flexibly in accordance with the subjective needs and difficulties of each of her clients, with therapeutic efforts collaboratively tailored around the individual experiences of her clients’. Her style of working is dialogical and interactive in nature, taking into consideration a holistic understanding of each person’s unique predicament in terms of past experiences, present situation and future ambitions, and the ways in which their dilemma manifests itself on an emotional, embodied, and relational level.
 
At the heart of Dr Du Toit’s clinical practice is the underlying philosophical view that the success of any therapeutic work fundamentally rests upon the quality of the therapeutic relationship. With this in mind, her therapeutic stance is always aimed at facilitating a genuine, honest, and real engagement with her clients founded upon trust, care and openness that allows for exploration of personal and sensitive issues within a safe and confidential therapeutic space. Through collaborative engagement, Dr Du Toit’s therapeutic endeavors are aimed at addressing and examining the nature and function of her clients’ concerns in a way that fosters increased awareness and self-understanding and cultivates motivation and efficacy in being able to move forward with a renewed sense of passion and purpose in living an authentic and empowered life.
 
In addition to Dr Du Toit’s clinical training and expertise, she is also an experienced supervisor and trainer and a recognized fellow of the Higher Education Academy. She has spent several years working in academia on doctoral trainings in counselling psychology and psychotherapy, including leadership roles, teaching and training, clinical supervision, research, and viva-voce examinations. Dr Du Toit has comprehensive knowledge and deep passion for existential, phenomenological, and postmodern philosophies, as well as their application to clinical practice. Dr Du Toit is particularly interested in research topics that seek to question or challenge the prevailing medical discourse, in addition to topics that involve giving voice to oppressed or marginalized groups, themes of embodiment, intersubjectivity, gender and sexuality, and the use of creativity and arts in therapeutic practice. She is a member of the Society for Existential Analysis (SEA) and holds a certificate in Clinical Supervision and Existential Coaching.

HCPC: PYL33891

Education

• Associate Professor & Director of People (Provost Group), Regent’s University London (2021)• Lecturer, Doctorate in Counselling Psychology, Regent’s University London (2019 – 2021)
• Visiting Lecturer and External Examiner, Doctoral Programmes in Counselling Psychology and Psychotherapy (2016 – present)
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Mr Gurbinder Nandhara is a top consultant orthopaedic surgeon with a specialist interest in foot and ankle surgery. He diagnoses and treats all foot and ankle problems. His areas of expertise include bunion surgery, flat foot correction, ankle arthritis, heel pain and high arch issues. He also treats sports-related injuries to the foot and ankle for instability, ligament injuries and cartilage defects.

He has a particular interest in plantar fasciitis and can offer treatment for those who have had no improvement with physiotherapy. He can also offer alternative treatments in the form of shockwave therapy and a novel muscle release operation to alleviate pain.

He is happy to see patients with foot problems due to diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis and can offer pain-relieving and deformity correcting operations to help with mobility. For those with big toe joint arthritis and want to preserve movement in the toe, he can offer CARTIVA. This is a new implant for the big toe that may allow more movement and avoid a fusion.

Many of his procedures are now done arthroscopically (keyhole) and don’t require big incisions. This helps with post-operative healing and rehabilitation.

Mr Nandhara has over eight years’ experience as a substantive consultant and has a regular NHS practice at the George Eliot Hospital in Nuneaton. Since he arrived at The George Eliot Hospital he has helped shape the future of Foot and Ankle Surgery at the hospital. He has now built a comprehensive department treating all aspects of Foot and Ankle problems.

Mr Nandhara has also given opinions on medico-legal issues regarding treatment for foot and ankle problems. He has also been a member of the General Medical Council Fitness to Practice Committee.

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• FRCS (Trauma & Orthopaedics) Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh (2010)• MRCS Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh (2005)
• MB ChB University of Manchester (1999)
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Dr Jeremy Harris is a highly-esteemed and experienced general practitioner based in Surrey. He specialises in cardiology, respiratory and chest medicine and children’s health, alongside bone and joint, connective tissue disorders and rheumatology.

Dr Harris also specialises in mental health treatment. He privately practises at The Private GP Group in New Malden and Horsley where he is senior partner, both face-to-face and online. The Private GP Group also has sites in Hinchley Wood, Richmond and Wimbledon.  

Dr Harris graduated with a BSc (Hons) in Pharmacology and Therapeutics and an MBBS from the University of London. It has assisted him to use medications more effectively over 30 years of GP practise, and the coveted skill of explaining how they work in-depth to his patients. 

He prides himself in being able to treat generations of patients, looking after children whose grandparents he has treated. Rather than ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach, Dr Harris believes in providing tailored treatments to individuals, using his wide-reaching network of expert colleagues in order to ensure they receive the very best care.

Dr Harris is an accredited member of the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP) and a respected decision-maker in the local community. He is the Chair of Kingston and Richmond Local Medical Committee (LMC) and of The Executive Committee of Surrey and Sussex LMC. He is also a medico-legal expert in New Malden, Wimbledon, Richmond and online. 

Education

• MBBS, Medicine, University of London (1979 – 1985)• BSc (Hons), Pharmacology and Therapeutics, University of London (1979 – 1985)

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• Co-Editor of Hutchison’s Clinical Methods, the oldest basic undergraduate medical textbook of clinical history and examination (first published in 1897)