Pablo Jeczmien

Overview

Dr Pablo Jeczmien is a Consultant Psychiatrist and Psychotherapist with a medical background that includes initial training as a heart surgeon before specialising in psychiatry, psychoanalysis and philosophy. He has worked as a Consultant Psychiatrist in General Adult Psychiatry for the Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and has experience across community, inpatient and forensic settings. Dr Jeczmien combines psychological intervention, medication and functional medicine to address root causes rather than focusing only on symptoms.

His practice emphasises a whole-body, integrative perspective that blends psychotherapy, psychiatric management and lifestyle or nutritional approaches as part of long-term treatment planning.

Best for

This clinician is best suited for adults seeking specialist psychiatric assessment and psychotherapeutic treatment for mood and anxiety disorders and related conditions. He works with a broad range of presentations including depressive and anxiety disorders, ADHD, OCD, PTSD and eating disorders, and provides psychiatric assessment and formulation for complex presentations.

• Adults with depression or anxiety
• People seeking ADHD assessment and management
• Clients needing specialist psychiatric opinion for OCD, PTSD or eating disorders

Approach

The practice describes Dr Jeczmien’s approach as integrative: combining psychological therapies (humanistic, psychodynamic and person-centred methods), medication where appropriate, and elements of functional medicine such as nutritional and gut-health considerations. Treatment is tailored to the individual, with an emphasis on identifying and treating underlying causes.

Treatment typically involves comprehensive psychiatric assessment, diagnostic formulation and a personalised treatment plan which may include psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management and referrals or collaboration with functional medicine practitioners. He also offers family and couples therapy when clinically indicated.

The clinic notes experience across community, inpatient and forensic settings and engagement with research, publications and clinical trials as part of his professional practice.

Education and Training

• FRCPsych – Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists
• Diploma – Health Management
• MD-Medical Degree
• Member of the General Medical Council (GMC)
• Member of the British Medical Association (BMA)‍

Support

Clients receive structured assessment and follow-up, including diagnostic reporting and clinical recommendations. The clinic provides integration of psychological therapy, medication review, and lifestyle or nutritional support as part of ongoing care. Safety protocols include standard psychiatric assessment procedures and continuity of care through clinic pathways.

Support options can include individual psychotherapy, psychiatric review and couple or family therapy where appropriate. The practice aims to produce comprehensive diagnostic reports suitable for sharing with other health professionals.

Practical details

Consultations are offered mostly virtually to maintain accessibility and convenience, with in-person appointments available at Harley Street (London) and Forest Row (Sussex) where preferred. Diagnostic reports are provided within 14 working days after the second consultation for assessment pathways described on the site. The clinic offers both adult and children’s services, with a stated preference for in-person assessments for children.

• Service format: hybrid (virtual + in-person at Harley Street and Forest Row)
• Languages: English
• Diagnostic report turnaround: within 14 working days after second consultation (per site)

This description was generated based on information from the official website and other materials provided by the provider.