Neuropsychiatry is a specialist branch of psychiatry focused on the link between brain function and mental health. It helps people whose psychiatric symptoms are connected to neurological conditions, brain injuries, or cognitive changes.
Neuropsychiatry is designed for individuals who experience changes in mood, behaviour, cognition, or personality alongside neurological or medical conditions. It can help people with:
Traumatic brain injuries
Epilepsy
Parkinson’s disease
Functional neurological disorder (FND)
Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Post-stroke changes
Early-onset or complex dementia
Neurodevelopmental conditions like autism or ADHD with overlapping mental health symptoms
It’s particularly useful for individuals with complex presentations that haven’t responded to standard psychiatric or neurological approaches alone. Neuropsychiatry is also valuable for people who’ve struggled to get a clear diagnosis or whose mental health is intertwined with changes in memory, movement, or sensory experiences.
Specialist assessment combining psychiatric and neurological perspectives
In-depth history including cognitive, emotional, and physical symptoms
Review of neurological investigations (e.g. MRI, EEG, neuropsychology reports)
Diagnosis and explanation of symptoms within a brain-mind framework
Treatment plans that may include medication, therapy, or rehab pathways
Collaboration with neurologists, psychologists, and allied health teams
Support for families and carers where relevant
Management of behavioural changes linked to brain conditions
Monitoring of treatment impact on cognition and functioning
Guidance on benefits, employment, or driving where needed
Trauma-informed, patient-centred approach
Online and in-person consultations available
Education on condition and prognosis
Medication review for neuropsychiatric symptoms
Risk assessment and safety planning if needed
At Bloomfield Health, our neuropsychiatry service is led by clinicians with dual expertise in psychiatry and neurology-related care. We offer a holistic, person-first approach that values clarity, compassion, and collaboration. Our team works closely with referring specialists, carers, and therapists to build joined-up care plans that reflect each person’s unique experience. We are flexible, trauma-informed, and always attuned to the interplay between physical and mental health.
If you’re struggling with emotions, relationships, or identity — and want to understand yourself more deeply — psychotherapy can help.
Psychotherapy often takes place over months or years, but you can discuss your goals and review progress regularly.
Yes — psychotherapy can be combined with medication or other therapies, such as CBT or psychiatry.
Absolutely. Many people use psychotherapy to explore and heal from complex or early life experiences.
Yes. Everything shared is confidential, except where there are serious safety concerns (e.g. risk of harm).
Yes — our therapists are trained to work with neurodivergent adults in affirming and flexible ways.
We’ll help match you based on your preferences, goals, and therapeutic fit — and you’re always free to change.
Just contact us to arrange an initial conversation. We’ll guide you through the process and next steps.
We are registered by the Care Quality Commission (CQC),
the independent regulator of health and social care in England.
