Dr. Bhasha Mukherjee

Dr Mukherjee specialises in working with late-diagnosed adults, high-functioning professionals, and women with ADHD or autism, particularly those navigating hormonal transitions such as perimenopause and menopause. She is recognised for her expertise in female ADHD, masking in autism, and the intersection between neurodivergence and physical health.

Working within a neuro-affirmative, evidence-based framework, Dr Mukherjee provides structured, compassionate care before, during, and after diagnosis, helping patients better understand their brain, reduce burnout, and build sustainable ways of functioning.

In addition to her clinical work, Dr Mukherjee is an award-winning doctor and former Miss England, using her public platform to advocate for neurodiversity, women’s mental health, and preventative healthcare.

Dr Bhasha Mukherjee is a passionate GP specialising in neurodiversity, lifestyle medicine, and mental health. Bhasha has completed comprehensive training in both the diagnosis and management of ADHD and Autism. She currently works as a locum GP while delivering specialist ADHD assessments with Eton Psychiatrists. She has integrated her years of experience in the treatment of complex medical conditions with a genuine neuro-affirmative approach to the assessment and management of ADHD, in order to offer a unique service to people who have been struggling with ADHD alongside complex medical needs.

Dr Mukherjee qualified from the University of Nottingham (BMBS, BMedSci, MRCGP) and completed GP training with consistently outstanding performance ratings. Her expertise includes ADHD and autism assessment, metabolic health management, and health coaching, all grounded in evidence-based lifestyle medicine.

In 2019, Dr Mukherjee became the first South Asian Miss England and the longest-reigning holder of the title. This platform propelled her national health education campaign on diabetes prevention and led to her appointment as a Diabetes UK Ambassador. She also founded The Generation Bridge Project (2013–2019), an intergenerational initiative connecting young people with older adults to reduce loneliness and social isolation.

With more than 13 years of media experience, Dr Mukherjee appears regularly on major news outlets to discuss health and current affairs, and has interviewed prominent political figures including Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer. Her recent television features include ITV’s Genius Game (2025) and Never Mind the Ballots (2024). She continues to use her public platform to champion health awareness and foster meaningful conversations about the future of healthcare.

Biography

As a GP with a specialist interest in ADHD, autism, and lifestyle medicine, I am passionate about creating a clinical experience where you feel understood, prepared, and genuinely supported—not judged or rushed.

Specialised Support for High-Functioning Adults Many of the people I work with are high-functioning, capable individuals who have spent years "masking," often reaching adulthood before realising their challenges have a neurodevelopmental basis. I have a particular interest in supporting women with ADHD and autism, especially those whose symptoms become more noticeable during perimenopause or menopause, when hormonal changes can amplify difficulties with focus, mood, and energy.

A Neuro-Affirmative & Collaborative Approach My approach is neuro-affirmative and collaborative. I see our consultations as a conversation, not an interrogation. Together, we explore how your brain works in real life—not just how it appears on a checklist. I work closely with consultant psychiatrists to support you through high-quality, NICE-aligned ADHD and autism assessment pathways, ensuring you feel confident and informed at every stage.

Clinical Expertise & Holistic Wellbeing My clinical training includes formal certification through UKAAN in ADHD assessment and pharmacological treatment. Beyond diagnosis, I take a holistic view of health, recognising that neurodivergent individuals often face unique challenges such as:

• Burnout and chronic stress
• Sleep and circadian rhythm disruption
• Metabolic and hormonal health challenges
• Addiction and emotional dysregulation

Advocacy & Lived Experience My work is deeply shaped by my lived experience of neurodivergence, allowing me to connect with patients in a way that is both clinically grounded and deeply human. Outside the clinic, I have spent over a decade in the public eye, including my time as former Miss England. I use this platform to advocate for neurodiversity awareness and women’s mental health, aiming to create open conversations and reduce the stigma surrounding late diagnosis.

Signature Service: Holistic Neurodiversity Review

This 30-minute consultation is designed for individuals undergoing or following an ADHD or autism assessment. We focus on:

• Hormonal & Metabolic Health: Navigating the impact of cycles and lifestyle on symptoms.
• Nervous System Regulation: Strategies for sleep, energy, and burnout recovery.
• Executive Functioning: Practical systems built for your unique brain.

Book Your Consultation

Ready to move from surviving to thriving? Begin your journey toward clarity and holistic wellbeing by contacting Eton Psychiatrists today to book your neuro-affirmative consultation with Dr. Bhasha Mukherjee.