Dr Ramya Mohan

Profile of Dr Ramya Mohan

Dr Ramya Mohan is a highly accomplished and experienced consultant adult and adolescent

psychiatrist with more than 20 years of clinical expertise. She specialises in the management of ADHD, autism, depression, anxiety disorders, panic attacks and OCD. 

Trained on the South London and Maudsley Training scheme for Psychiatry, she further sub-specialised in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry in the Great Ormond Street Hospital & Royal London Hospital Training scheme. She has been an NHS consultant with Oxleas, Surrey and Borders and Sussex Partnership NHS trusts in CAMHS, developmental neuropsychiatry, neurodevelopmental disorders, childhood learning disability and paediatric liaison over the years.

She was awarded a fellowship award (FRCPsych) by the Royal College of Psychiatrists in 2018 for distinctive contributions to world of psychiatry.

She is the current medical director of I MANAS London, an internationally renowned clinical 

and creative platform for mental health and emotional well-being. 

She is also an expert in sleep disorders, co-morbidity with physical health conditions, childhood learning disability, post-traumatic stress disorder and medicolegal work.

She has a special interest in the cognitive neuroscience of creativity. 

Her work has been published in well-established medical journals, and she has also been an 

author for a number of international publications.

Dr Ramya is trained in EMDR, mindfulness, psychodynamic therapy, and cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT). Her research interests include the cognitive neuroscience of creativity and clinically applicable creativity and neuroscience-based approaches in vulnerable groups.

The Royal College of Psychiatrists UK has recognised Dr Mohan as a pioneer in 

amalgamating creative arts and neuroscience for youth and societal development across the west and the east over the years. Her acclaimed neuroscientific therapeutic technique CAPE: Creative Arts for Processing Emotions ® (@CAPEforHealth) has dedicated users across the globe. She has extensive cross-cultural experience in mental health and international community development.