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Dr Hari Sholinghur, MBBS, FRCPsych, Dip Neuropsychiatry (Bham), DCP( Ireland), CPRP ( USA) Dr Hari Sholinghur completed his psychiatry training in the Northwest of UK. He is a qualified Neuropsychiatrist alongside his Psychiatric practice. He is also the Medical Director at Priory Hospital, Manchester He is an experienced highly respected Consultant Psychiatrist who has Clinical Excellence Awards within the NHS. Having both experience in the NHS and the private sector, Dr. Hari Sholinghur has a total of 10 years experience as a Consultant Psychiatrist and 20 years in Psychiatry. Dr. Hari Sholinghur has completed several Post graduate degrees including degrees in Ireland and USA. His interest is in Neuropsychiatry, and has been a Neuropsychiatrist for the last 6 years alongside his Psychiatric practice. Adult ADHD is a Neurobiological Disorder which has been his interest given his Neuropsychiatric Expertise. He has special interest in Neurobiology and Psychopharmacology and is able to advise on different pharmacological combination treatments. He also deal in women psychiatry and sports psychiatry He has an active interest in Research and Medical Education having published in peer reviewed journals and teaching medical students from University of Manchester and Liverpool. He is a member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and has Approved Clinician status by the Secretary of State and is in the Specialist Register of GMC. He is also a member of the UKAAN (UK Adult ADHD Network), BNPA ( British Neuropsychiatric Association), PRA (Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association, USA) and ISSP (International Society for Sports Psychiatry) His main clinical interests are: Adult ADHD Brain Injury Rehabilitation and other Neuropsychiatric Disorders Female Personality Disorders Dr Hari Sholinghur is able to communicate in English, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada and Telugu. Dr. Hari Sholinghur is an avid runner, marathoner who can also advise on the importance of exercise in Mental Health and treatment of adult ADHD in Athletes