Dr Gary Bell

Dr. Gary Bell is an experienced Consultant Psychiatrist and Executive Coach. He studied Oriental Studies followed by Medicine at the University of Queensland, after which he came to the UK to specialise in psychiatry. He became a Member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists in 1985 and a Fellow in 2000.

Dr. Bell's main areas of clinical interest are perinatal mental health, complex anxiety and depressive disorders and ADHD and co-existing physical ill health such as chronic pain and cancer. He is currently the Mental Health Lead for St Luke's Healthcare for the Clergy. He was previously a Lecturer at UCH and a Senior Lecturer at St Bartholomew's Hospital Medical Schools and an Examiner for the University of London and the Royal College of Psychiatrists. Dr. Bell is active in research and has published widely in the fields of medical education and liaison psychiatry.

Dr. Bell's work as an Executive Coach draws upon years of clinical experience but focuses on helping individuals identify a greater sense of purpose within and find the motivation to implement the necessary changes in their life to achieve this. His wide experience gives him the best tools and skillset to create positive outcomes for his patients.

Outside of his busy work, Gary enjoys rugby (as a spectator!), music, including relearning the piano and spending time with family and friends.