Dr Mischa Mockett
Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist and Health Education England Training Program Director, Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust.
Dr Mockett is a Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist and a Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists working in all age learning disability service in Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Trust. He specialises in neurodevelopmental conditions including severe intellectual disability, ASD and ADHD. He has previously worked as the Associate Medical Director for Children’s Services.
Dr Mockett is an active medical educator. He is Training Programme Director in Intellectual Disabilities for Health Education England North West. He contributes to the training of pre-and post-qualification doctors, nurses and psychologists. He has a wide portfolio of presentations, nationally and internationally focusing on audit and research in neurodevelopmental conditions.
Dr Mockett is the Vice Chair North West of the Regional North of England Mental Health Act Approval Panel.
Dr Mockett assesses and treats whole-life neurodevelopmental conditions, ADHD and ASD through his own clinic. Dr Mockett prepares specialist legal reports in neurodevelopmental disorders for CM Medico-legal for both criminal and specialist negligence claims.
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This educational and promotional event is organised and funded by Flynn Pharma Ltd. This meeting is intended for UK healthcare professionals.
Join us at our in-person study day, designed to give a deeper insight into the lived experiences of individuals with ADHD and its impact on daily life and wellbeing. Guest speakers Dr Mischa Mockett, Paula Chilcott, Dr Syed Naqvi, Dr Will Daw and Mr John Bulwich will cover topics including current approaches to assessment, diagnosis and treatment, the link between ADHD and addiction and the critical transition from adolescence to adulthood. Speakers will also explore strategies for managing sleep difficulties in young people with neurodevelopmental conditions.