Dedicated to helping children, adults and families Offering information, education, support and treatment Dr Adams is credentialed as a Chartered Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychologist in the UK and as a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in the US with over 20 years as a clinician. Her expertise is in assessing, diagnosing and treating children with complex psychiatric and neurodevelopmental disorders. Dr Adams works at the CAMHS psychiatry team, Sutton Hospital, Sutton, Surrey. She has a part-time private practice in Kingston, Surrey that consists of active clinical, research, training and consultancy commitments. Dr Adams provides teacher consultations, insets, classroom strategies and prosocial skills training to many schools around and outside the Greater London area. If you are interested in contacting Dr Adams for a school consultation, parent management workshops, seminars or speaking engagements, please click here   To book a private therapy session, diagnostic assessment or one-off consultation, please click here. Dr Angel Adams appeared on BBC2's Horizon programme entitled 'Living with ADHD'. Angel is an expert in assessing and treating ADHD. In this documentary she consults with a parent who herself suffers from ADHD and helps her use specific behavioural management strategies that work best with her children who have the same condition. A transcript of the programme and FAQs are available on the BBC website. Colon cancer is the second biggest killer in the UK. Know the symptoms and help save lives. 1 in 5 people with colon cancer suffered over a year's delay before being diagnosed because they didn't know the symptoms, didn't act on them or their GP's didn't know about the symptoms and when to refer to a specialist for further investigations. Read about the amazing story of Lynn Faulds Woods (Watchdog presenter) and how she beat advanced cancer and raised awareness in the UK and Europe. Dr Hallowell (author of Driven to Distraction) is a friend and colleague of Dr Adams. Please click here, to read Dr Hallowell's response to controversy surrounding medication for the treatment of ADHD. Dr Adams is a supporter of ICROSS, The International Community for the Relief of Starvation and Suffering. If you wish to donate to this charity, please do so via their website. MY TURBO BRAIN.... Read Dr Hallowell's blog which offers a more positive look at ADHD!.I have never stopped loving ADHD.I have the condition myself, and I treat hundreds of people who have it at my center in Sudbury, Massachusetts every year. And with my buddy, John Ratey, I have written several books about it. You see, I have a love affair with ADHD. Would you mind if I didn’t call ADHD ADHD in this piece?I really dislike the term. Please don’t tell the Thought Police that I have strayed from the DSM-IV.Just indulge this aging lover in his love and let him—me—call ADHD something else.How about Turbo? I choose Turbo because having this condition is like having a turbo-charged brain.(I do not see Turbo as a disorder, but rather as a condition, or a trait; I know there are important reasons to consider it as a disorder—mainly having to do with getting accommodations, research funding, and insurance reimbursement—but for my little love letter here, let me refer to my love as a trait, okay?) The Turbo brain is so unpredictable.One minute it gets you into trouble, the next minute it gives you the smartest idea you’ve ever had. READ MORE….. http://www.drhallowellsblog.com/ Live simply. Love generously. Care deeply. Speak kindly. Leave the rest to God -anonymous-   Dr Adams is both an ambassador and a patron to empower parent support groups. Read more.