MindPath provides online psychiatry for adults diagnosed with ADHD, offering a clear pathway to personalised treatment and medication.
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Psychiatry supports adults with ADHD through expert care and, when appropriate, medication, helping reduce inattention, impulsivity, and emotional overwhelm.
Our online psychiatry service provides ongoing medical support after diagnosis: including medication prescription & management, regular reviews, and expert guidance from our Clinical Director, Dr. Gurjot Brar
Our online psychiatry service provides professional assessment, treatment, and ongoing support in a safe and convenient environment.
Online psychiatry allows individuals to access specialist mental health care through secure video consultations.
You meet with a qualified psychiatrist who can assess symptoms, provide guidance, recommend treatment, and support you – all from home.
Adults may experience a range of mental health challenges that affect their wellbeing, behaviour, and work life.
Our psychiatrists commonly support conditions such as:
A psychiatrist works to understand difficulties and develop a clear treatment plan.
Support may include:
Meet with MindPath’s Psychiatrist for a comprehensive evaluation and determine whether medication is suitable for your ADHD treatment.
€475
Is available
A follow-up appointment to monitor how you’re responding to medication, adjust dosage if needed, and ensure you’re on the right track.
€180
One time payment
A comprehensive review to assess progress, manage any side effects, and fine-tune your treatment plan for long-term effectiveness.
€100
One time payment
Following your period of titration, additional prescriptions can be requested for a fee of €50.
€50
One time payment
Ongoing medication reviews help solidify progress, prevent setbacks, and support long-term wellbeing after an ADHD diagnosis.
Dr Gurjot Brar is a Consultant Psychiatrist and Clinical Director at Mindpath. He completed his specialist training in psychiatry in Ireland and holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Neuropsychiatry from King’s College London, where he graduated with distinction and received the Anthony David Prize for the highest overall mark. He has also recently completed his MD (Res) doctoral thesis with the University of Limerick & Trinity College Dublin.
Gurjot has a longstanding clinical and academic interest in ADHD and has published peer-reviewed research exploring the condition from both clinical and evolutionary perspectives. He takes a collaborative, evidence-based and individualised approach to care, helping patients better understand their difficulties and find practical treatments that improve their everyday lives. Alongside his clinical work, he is actively involved in research, leadership, teaching and medical education.
Specialty
Clinical Director, Consultant Psychiatrist
Experience
9 years
IMC Registration
419627
Specialty
Psychiatric & Mental Health Nurse
Experience
20 years
NMBI Registration
98037
Mary Clare Douglas is a registered psychiatric nurse with over 20 years postgraduate experience working across multiple public and private mental health services in Ireland. She is also a BABCP accredited Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist (CBT). She holds a Master’s in nursing (Advanced Leadership), and Postgraduate Diploma in Leading Digital Health Transformation. She has extensive experience providing evidence-based assessment and treatment for a wide range of mental health difficulties. Upon graduating from her nursing degree Mary Clare received an award for Excellence in Clinical Practice and she remains committed to providing a high standard of clinical care for service users.
Alongside her senior leadership roles within mental health services, Mary Clare has developed particular expertise in the assessment and treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). She has played a key role in the development of innovative ADHD services, including supporting the implementation of Advanced Nurse Practitioner-led ADHD services and initiatives that improved access to ADHD assessment, medication management, and psychological care. Her career has involved clinical and leadership roles in child and adolescent mental health services, Mary Clare also has experience working with adults presenting with mild to severe mental health presentation and has worked in the area of addiction, ASD assessment and intervention and online mental health services.
MindPath Benefits
MindPath’s Psychiatry Service is an online psychiatric service led by our Clinical Director, a Consultant Psychiatrist registered with the Irish Medical Council (IMC) and the College of Psychiatrists of Ireland. The service provides expert-led medication evaluation, personalised treatment plans, and ongoing prescription management; all fully online.
The service is primarily available to adults who have received an ADHD diagnosis through MindPath and where medication has been identified as a suitable treatment option. If you have received a prior ADHD diagnosis in Ireland from another provider, you may also be eligible. Please contact our team to discuss whether the requirements are met.
A psychologist is a qualified mental health professional who conducts assessments and provides psychological therapies. A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who has specialised in mental health and, crucially, is legally licensed to prescribe medication. At MindPath, psychologists carry out your ADHD assessment, while our psychiatrist, manages medication evaluation and prescription.
In most cases, yes, the service is designed for clients who have received an ADHD diagnosis through MindPath. However, if you have a prior ADHD diagnosis from another Irish provider, you may be eligible to enrol, subject to a number of requirements being met. Please contact our team directly for more information.
No. MindPath’s Psychiatry service is strictly for adults aged 18 and over.
The Initial Consultation is a comprehensive one-on-one online session with a consultant psychiatrist. During this appointment, they will review your diagnostic history, evaluate your symptoms, discuss your lifestyle and medical background, and determine whether medication is an appropriate and safe treatment for your ADHD. If so, he will outline a personalised medication plan and issue a prescription.
The Titration Review is a follow-up appointment held approximately one month after starting medication. Its purpose is to monitor how you are responding to the medication, assess any side effects, and adjust the dosage if needed. Titration is the process of carefully finding the right medication type and dose that works best for you.
The 3 Month Check-In is a comprehensive review session designed to assess your overall progress since starting medication. It covers symptom management, any side effects, and the long-term effectiveness of your treatment plan, making any necessary adjustments to support your continued wellbeing.
Yes, our psychiatrists will have full access to your MindPath Diagnostic Report before your consultation. This ensures that the psychiatric evaluation builds directly on the clinical findings from your assessment, rather than starting from scratch.
Yes. MindPath works with fully qualified and licensed Consultant Psychiatrists, registered with the Irish Medical Council. They can evaluate your individual needs and, where clinically appropriate, prescribe medication as part of your treatment plan. We also work with fully licensed mental health nurses registered with the NMBI.
No. Medication is not always necessary, and ADHD treatment is highly individualised. The best approach depends on the severity of your symptoms, your personal preferences, and other clinical factors. Many people successfully manage their ADHD through therapy, coaching, lifestyle strategies, or a combination of these. The role of the psychiatric consultation is to determine whether medication is appropriate for you specifically.
ADHD medications fall into two main categories: stimulants and non-stimulants. Stimulants, such as methylphenidate (e.g. Ritalin, Concerta) and amphetamine-based medications, are the most commonly prescribed and are effective for the majority of people. Non-stimulant options are also available for those who do not respond well to stimulants or have contraindications. We will discuss all suitable options with you during your consultation.
Stimulant medications can begin to have a noticeable effect on the same day they are taken. However, finding the right medication and the right dose, a process called titration, can take several weeks. This is why the One Month Titration Review is an important step in the process, allowing your psychiatrist to assess your response and make any necessary adjustments.
When prescribed and monitored by a qualified psychiatrist, ADHD medications are considered safe and effective for the vast majority of adults. Like all medications, they can have side effects, which vary depending on the type and dose, and are not suitable for everyone. Our consultants will conduct a thorough clinical evaluation before prescribing and will monitor your response throughout the titration process.
This is a normal part of the titration process. If you experience side effects or feel the medication is not working as expected, this is exactly what the follow-up reviews are for. Our consultants will assess your response, adjust the dosage, or explore alternative medications until the right fit is found.
Not necessarily. Some people benefit from medication long-term, while others use it for a defined period while developing other coping strategies through therapy or coaching. This is an individual decision that you will make in consultation with MindPath based on how you respond and what your goals are.
Psychiatry
Resources
For Children
Specialty
Autism, ADHD, Cognitive and Learning Assessments
Experience
2.5 years
PSI Registration
M14632
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Rachel Power is a Graduate Psychologist at MindPath Ireland dedicated to creating a welcoming, safe, and supportive environment for clients and their families throughout the psychological assessment process. She holds a First Class Honours MSc in Psychology from Edge Hill University, a BA in Human Development and Irish from Dublin City University, and Graduate Membership with the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI). Taking a grounded, trauma-informed approach, Rachel brings extensive experience in comprehensive assessments covering Autism, ADHD, cognitive and learning differences, while observing for trauma and attachment-related difficulties. She draws on a broad range of evidence-based approaches, tailored to help individuals gain a clearer understanding of their unique strengths and needs.
Specialty
Neurodivergent Population, Chronic Illness, Addiction and Rehabilitation
Experience
2.5 years
PSI Registration
M15129
Areas of Expertise / Services:
Gisele Siqueira is a Graduate Psychologist at MindPath Ireland with professional and volunteering experience across disability, mental health, addiction, homelessness, and rehabilitation services. She holds a Bachelor’s degree and an MSc in Psychology, with a strong foundation in clinical interviewing, psychometric assessment, and psychoeducation across diverse client groups. Working from a neuroaffirming and person-centred approach, Gisele supports individuals through ADHD, Autism, and AuDHD assessments using evidence-based protocols and trauma-informed care. She is committed to creating a warm and validating environment where clients feel understood, respected, and empowered throughout the assessment process.
Specialty
Chartered Psychologist
Experience
10 years
PSI Registration
M11810C
Doctorate | Senior Behaviour Support Specialist
Perri completed her Professional Doctorate in Counselling Psychology (D.Couns.Psych.) at Trinity College Dublin. Throughout her career, she has maintained a passion for empowering neurodivergent individuals through collaborative, integrative, trauma-informed and affirmative approaches and practice.
Perri received an Honours Bachelors Degree in Psychology from Dublin Business School. She then developed person-centred practices while completing a Master of Science Degree in Behaviour Science from Trinity College Dublin.
She has worked in various professional settings with people of all ages and provided support to individuals, families, teachers, caregivers and social services.
>Perri is neurodivergent and an advocate for the neurodiversity movement. She works from an intersectional perspective. She understands the power of lived experience, advocacy, self-exploration and self-determination. She believes that the assessment process can be an important, affirming experience and works to create a calm, approachable and individualised environment for clients.
Specialty
Chartered Psychologist
Experience
9 years
PSI Registration
M14815C
Doctorate | Senior Behaviour Support Specialist
Dr. June Dennehy is a doctoral-level psychologist and behaviour support specialist with a background spanning neurodevelopmental assessment and applied behavioural practice. She has worked as a Senior Behaviour Support Specialist at Resilience Healthcare, where her work has focused on the clinical support of individuals with neurodevelopmental and intellectual disabilities.
Her expertise sits at the intersection of behaviour analysis, psychological assessment, and neurodevelopmental profiling, an integrated skillset that translates directly into rigorous and formulation-rich ADHD and ASD evaluations. Dr. Dennehy brings considerable experience in understanding complex behavioural presentations within a neurodevelopmental framework, equipping her to support clients who present with layered, multi-factorial profiles.
Specialty
Chartered Psychologist
Experience
20 years
PSI Registration
M7281C
Areas of Expertise / Services:
Marcello Massaro is a clinical psychologist and psychotherapist based in Dublin, and a chartered registered member of the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI). He holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Clinical and Community Psychology from the University of Urbino ‘Carlo Bo’ (Italy), a Post-Graduate Qualification in Clinical Psychopathology (Phenomenological Model) from the same institution, and a Master of Arts in Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy from Independent Colleges Dublin. He has also completed a Diploma in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy at City Colleges Dublin (PSI-accredited) and a Certificate in Health and Wellness Coaching from the IHS Institute of Health Sciences.
Marcello’s clinical training has been shaped by a genuine interdisciplinary curiosity, spanning psychology, philosophy, and neuroscience, and he draws on a range of therapeutic modalities including Schema Therapy, psychodynamic approaches, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Humanistic and Positive Psychology, Gestalt Therapy, and Attachment Theory. His practice is guided by a formulation-led, individualised approach that attends to each client’s unique symptom profile rather than reducing presentations to diagnostic labels.
Beyond his clinical practice, Marcello has volunteered with a number of Irish mental health organisations, working in the areas of suicide prevention, bereavement counselling, depression, and eating disorders. He brings to his assessment work a particular sensitivity to the psychological complexity that often accompanies neurodevelopmental profiles.
Specialty
Clinical Psychologist
Experience
10 years
PSI Registration
M13413
Areas of Expertise / Services:
Adson Aquino is a psychologist and psychotherapist originally from Brazil, now based in Ireland. He has been working with clients in Ireland since 2019, providing psychological support. His clinical approach is person-centred and rooted in Existential Therapy, with a particular emphasis on Daseinsanalysis, a modality he pursues with considerable depth and commitment.
Adson holds specialist training in the assessment and diagnosis of adult ADHD, certified through UKAAN (UK Adult ADHD Network), one of the leading bodies for evidence-based ADHD assessment training in the UK and Ireland. This training positions him to deliver thorough, clinically-informed ADHD evaluations with a strong understanding of how ADHD presents across the adult lifespan.
He is a pre-accredited member of the Association of Professional Counsellors & Psychotherapists Ireland (APCP) and a graduate member of the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI).
Specialty
Assessing Psychologist
Experience
12 years
PSI Registration
M8899
Areas of Expertise / Services:
Thomaz Lopes is a psychologist and psychotherapist with over a decade of clinical and organisational experience across Brazil, Portugal, and Ireland. He holds an MSc in Applied Behaviour Analysis from Queen’s University Belfast, a BSc in Psychology from the University of Jaguariúna, Brazil, and a Post-Graduate qualification in Workplace Wellness from Trinity College Dublin. He is an active member of the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI), the Federal Council of Psychology of Brazil (CFP), and the American Psychological Association (APA).
Thomaz specialises in the assessment of ADHD, ASD, and AuDHD (co-occurring Autism and ADHD), holding certifications from UKAN (UK) and the Sunfield Institute (USA). His academic foundation in Applied Behaviour Analysis directly informs his neurodevelopmental assessment work, providing a rigorous, evidence-based framework for understanding behaviour, identifying functional profiles, and formulating meaningful, actionable recommendations.
His clinical practice draws on CBT, Solution-Focused Therapy, and ABA principles, and extends to individual and group psychotherapy, career coaching, and wellbeing consultation. Thomaz has also held a Corporate Lead Psychologist role in which he oversaw clinical service delivery across North America, Asia, and Europe, providing clinical supervision and mentorship to a global multidisciplinary team. He has delivered psychoeducation workshops on resilience, stress management, mindfulness, and career development across Brazil, Portugal, and Ireland.
