Dr Jones formed The Hormone Clinic after recognising the large gap in medical care. Many of her patients presenting with mental health problems had undiagnosed hormone imbalances which had been missed by other medical professionals. She began to finely tune hormone levels with BHRT as necessary which provided global health benefits, especially to mental health. Her passion for providing the most appropriate, holistic and optimal treatment for each individual drove her to set up a standalone clinic.

What makes us different from other hormone clinics?

Our doctors at The Hormone Clinic are also experts in psychiatry and therefore understand the close link between an imbalance or fluctuation in hormones with mental and physical health. Our award-winning combination of both medical and psychiatric expertise offers you a more supportive, holistic and total wellbeing solution.

Winner - Hormone Clinic of the Year 2022, London & South East England Prestige Awards

OUR PROMISE TO YOU

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EXPERTISE

We hire Doctors who are at the top of their medical game. They are experts in the area of mental health and hormone balance and are carefully vetted to ensure they are empathic, warm and understanding.

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RESULTS

We monitor our patients with genuine care and compassion. We treat every patient as an individual, monitor progress regularly, adjust treatment according to patient response if necessary and continue to optimise it over time.

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SCIENCE

Everything we do is based on evidence and being experts in mental health, wellbeing and BHRT with ongoing research and audit to ensure our treatment approach remains optimised and appropriate.

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PASSION

We bring genuine interest and passion to everything we do and our priority is to optimise health and wellbeing for every individual we see. Passion runs through every member of our team and drives and motivates us to excel.

OUR DOCTORS

DR RACHEL JONES

Founder Dr Rachel Jones studied medicine at St Bartholomew’s Medical School in London and has a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery degree. She specialised in Forensic and General Psychiatry and left the NHS after many years to build a successful private practice.

She is a member of The Royal College of Psychiatrists.

She has had several research articles published and co wrote a clinical handbook in acute psychiatry for psychiatrists, published in 2007. She also developed, organised and taught on a professional MRCPsych clinical examination course. She developed a special interest in hormones and trained in the use of Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy through the world leaders at The Marion Gluck Training Academy.

Other than her obsession with hormones, she loves to exercise, interior design (having built her own Grand Designs House), and spending time with her 4 children, family, and friends.

DR RACHEL JONES

Founder Dr Rachel Jones studied medicine at St Bartholomew’s Medical School in London and has a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery degree. She specialised in Forensic and General Psychiatry and left the NHS after many years to build a successful private practice.

She is a member of The Royal College of Psychiatrists.

She has had several research articles published and co wrote a clinical handbook in acute psychiatry for psychiatrists, published in 2007. She also developed, organised and taught on a professional MRCPsych clinical examination course. She developed a special interest in hormones and trained in the use of Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy through the world leaders at The Marion Gluck Training Academy.

Other than her obsession with hormones, she loves to exercise, interior design (having built her own Grand Designs House), and spending time with her 4 children, family, and friends.

Dr Mano Manoharan

Dr Manoharan works as a Consultant Perinatal Psychiatrist for the South London and Maudsley NHS Trust. She has worked as a substantive perinatal consultant for more than 9 years and is also a senior researcher and lecturer at the Institute of Psychiatry. She is currently the Principal Investigator for research at the Institute of Psychiatry and South London and Maudsley Site on a group singing intervention for mothers with postnatal depression.

Dr Manoharan has published in various academic journals and delivered talks on maternal mental health at various places including the House of Commons. She was awarded the She Inspires Award at the House of Commons in March 2018. She sits on the Executive Committee of BIPA. She has extensive research and teaching experience and is an approved clinical and educational supervisor. She is also an OSCE Examiner for medical schools and CASC Examiner at The Royal College of Psychiatrists.

Dr Manoharan is passionate about helping women and she understands that hormonal imbalances can have a significant impact on their physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing. She believes that a patient-centred approach to care can positively impact the lives of patients and their families. Her compassionate approach helps to create an environment where women feel heard and empowered.She has completed The Marion Gluck training for BHRT.

Outside of medicine, she has completed the London Marathon and enjoys spending time with her daughter and puppy, reading books, cooking, running and tweeting @csmony.

Dr Mano Manoharan

Dr Manoharan works as a Consultant Perinatal Psychiatrist for the South London and Maudsley NHS Trust. She has worked as a substantive perinatal consultant for more than 9 years and is also a senior researcher and lecturer at the Institute of Psychiatry. She is currently the Principal Investigator for research at the Institute of Psychiatry and South London and Maudsley Site on a group singing intervention for mothers with postnatal depression.

Dr Manoharan has published in various academic journals and delivered talks on maternal mental health at various places including the House of Commons. She was awarded the She Inspires Award at the House of Commons in March 2018. She sits on the Executive Committee of BIPA. She has extensive research and teaching experience and is an approved clinical and educational supervisor. She is also an OSCE Examiner for medical schools and CASC Examiner at The Royal College of Psychiatrists.

Dr Manoharan is passionate about helping women and she understands that hormonal imbalances can have a significant impact on their physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing. She believes that a patient-centred approach to care can positively impact the lives of patients and their families. Her compassionate approach helps to create an environment where women feel heard and empowered.She has completed The Marion Gluck training for BHRT.

Outside of medicine, she has completed the London Marathon and enjoys spending time with her daughter and puppy, reading books, cooking, running and tweeting @csmony.

Dr Ayana Gibbs

Dr Gibbs is a Consultant Psychiatrist with expertise in ADHD, mood, and substance use disorders, and her own recent experience with perimenopause led to her interest in hormone-related health

She realised the urgent need for clinicians with diverse experience to effectively manage both the physical and mental health challenges associated with hormonal changes and imbalances. So she is thrilled to have been able to join forces with The Hormone Clinic and collaborate with a team of professionals who, like her, are committed to evidence-based practice, patient-centred care, and innovation.

Drawing from over two decades in clinical practice and academic psychiatry, she brings a wealth of experience that underpins her approach to mental health. She trained in psychiatry at The Maudsley Hospital in London where she had the opportunity to work with several national specialist services, including the National Adult ADHD service. Her Ph.D. and subsequent research focused on personalised medicine, and she has worked on developing novel antidepressant and substance-use medicines in the pharmaceutical industry.

Her recent clinical focus on ADHD in women and its relationship with menopause, perimenopause, and other hormonal fluctuations allows her to provide tailored assessments and interventions that connect the dots.

She firmly believes that every individual’s background and experiences are unique, and she is committed to providing culturally sensitive care that respects this diversity. In line with this, she is working on a book addressing the intersection of neurodiversity and ethnicity in women– a subject deserving of more consideration.

She is also an advocate of using telemedicine to break down geographical barriers to healthcare, delivering support when and where it is needed most. Embracing a digital nomad lifestyle, she currently splits her time between the UK and Barbados, where she is also licensed to practice.

Regular walks on the beach, running, meditation, and yoga help her to find balance, only for her to lose it again by learning to play golf!

Dr Ayana Gibbs

Dr Gibbs is a Consultant Psychiatrist with expertise in ADHD, mood, and substance use disorders, and her own recent experience with perimenopause led to her interest in hormone-related health

She realised the urgent need for clinicians with diverse experience to effectively manage both the physical and mental health challenges associated with hormonal changes and imbalances. So she is thrilled to have been able to join forces with The Hormone Clinic and collaborate with a team of professionals who, like her, are committed to evidence-based practice, patient-centred care, and innovation.

Drawing from over two decades in clinical practice and academic psychiatry, she brings a wealth of experience that underpins her approach to mental health. She trained in psychiatry at The Maudsley Hospital in London where she had the opportunity to work with several national specialist services, including the National Adult ADHD service. Her Ph.D. and subsequent research focused on personalised medicine, and she has worked on developing novel antidepressant and substance-use medicines in the pharmaceutical industry.

Her recent clinical focus on ADHD in women and its relationship with menopause, perimenopause, and other hormonal fluctuations allows her to provide tailored assessments and interventions that connect the dots.

She firmly believes that every individual’s background and experiences are unique, and she is committed to providing culturally sensitive care that respects this diversity. In line with this, she is working on a book addressing the intersection of neurodiversity and ethnicity in women– a subject deserving of more consideration.

She is also an advocate of using telemedicine to break down geographical barriers to healthcare, delivering support when and where it is needed most. Embracing a digital nomad lifestyle, she currently splits her time between the UK and Barbados, where she is also licensed to practice.

Regular walks on the beach, running, meditation, and yoga help her to find balance, only for her to lose it again by learning to play golf!

Treatment process

Although the patient’s treatment will be completely bespoke, the patient journey with us will follow a specific route.

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