Meet Our ADHD Clinicians
Our ADHD service is delivered by a multidisciplinary team of experienced medical doctors.
All assessments are conducted by GMC-registered clinicians, 80% with 8+ years' experience, aligned with NICE guidance.
Clinician Details
UK
Not provided
English, Afrikaans
She/Her
Qualification
Verified
MBChB ｜ Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery
BScMedSc Hons ｜ Reproductive Biology, Cum Laude
Cognitive Behavioural Coaching for Young People and Adults with ADHD
Certificates:
Specialises in
Adult ADHD Assessment and Treatment
Adult ADHD Coaching
Dr Jeanette Lewis
Psychiatry Specialty Doctor
Member Experiences with
Dr Lewis
16 Reviews
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Sep 14, 2026
It was so good to be understood. Im very happy with my assessment, cant wait to start treatment.
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A****s
Sep 11, 2026
Excellent, really understanding and patient very empathetic to my situation.
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Sep 9, 2026
I found the service extremely helpful and Jeanette was completely understanding and explained the process very well
Getting to Know Dr Lewis
What is your journey into psychiatry, and what inspired you to specialise in ADHD?
With more than 25 years of experience as a medical doctor, I have dedicated my career to understanding people and supporting them to thrive. My interest in neurodevelopmental conditions grew steadily throughout my clinical work, and I became particularly passionate about ADHD — a condition that is often overlooked, yet life-changing when properly recognised. I pursued specialist ADHD training, completed supervised diagnostic practice, and continue to undertake regular CPD in line with NICE guidance. I also trained as an executive and cognitive behavioural coach, allowing me to combine clinical expertise with practical, strengths-based support.
What is your philosophy or approach when it comes to treating ADHD?
My approach is thorough, evidence-based, and compassionate. I aim to provide assessments that not only clarify a diagnosis, but also help individuals understand themselves more fully and move forward with confidence.
How do you see telepsychiatry improving access to ADHD care?
Telepsychiatry makes ADHD care faster, more accessible, and more consistent. It removes travel barriers, shortens waiting times, and allows people to be assessed and supported from home, especially those who struggle with organisation, anxiety, or busy schedules. It also expands access to specialist clinicians, helping individuals receive high-quality ADHD assessment and follow-up regardless of where they live.
What’s one thing you hope your patients feel after their first session with you?
Relief and reassurance.
What would you like to share with your patients as you begin this journey with FasTreat?
As a medical doctor, I’ve always practised from the principle that while we cannot always cure, we can always comfort. My aim in every ADHD assessment is to offer that comfort through careful listening, thoughtful exploration, and a process that helps people feel understood, validated, and supported.
If you could describe your approach to ADHD care in three words, what would they be?
In one sentence, what does ADHD support mean to you?
ADHD support means helping someone feel understood, equipped, and genuinely empowered to navigate life with clarity and confidence.
