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BBC Stacey & Joe – Joe Swash visits Cognacity’s Dr Harrison Howarth for ADHD Support

 

BBC Joe Swash visits Cognacity's clinic to see Dr Harrison Howarth for ADHD support

In the latest episode of the BBC’s Stacey & Joe, actor and broadcaster, Joe Swash reveals his ADHD concerns with Cognacity’s Psychiatrist Dr Harrison Howarth. Harrison specialises in ADHD and reassures Joe about his medication – see video clip below to see Joe visiting Dr Harrison at Cognacity’s Welbeck Street Clinic, and then sharing his positive experience at home at Pickle Cottage with his wife, Stacey Solomon.

Dr. Harrison Howarth, BSc MBBS MRCPsych, is widely published in both psychiatry and general internal medicine. His research focuses on social equity in mental health and the mental health of elite athletes. He has particular expertise in managing ADHD in elite athletes, including liaising with anti-doping organisations such as WADA. Dr. Howarth has led the standards for ADHD assessments and reports and chairs the ADHD clinical peer group at Cognacity.

Dr. Howarth graduated with distinction in medicine and first-class honours in research sciences from Imperial College London School of Medicine. He developed an early interest in psychiatry and completed his training in North Central London. Dr. Howarth has extensive experience in treating patients with a variety of conditions, including complex depression, anxiety, trauma, psychosis, and substance misuse. He specialises in affective disorders (anxiety and depression-spectrum illnesses), has a keen interest in complex psychopharmacology, and is a clinical expert in adult ADHD.

If you would like more information on how Dr Harrison and other experts at Cognacity can support ADHD, ASD and other neurodivergency, please do not hesitate to contact our warm and friendly reception.

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This video clip features Joe Swash visiting Dr Harrison Howarth at Cognacity’s Clinic at 22 Welbeck Street, London.

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