Based in Central London, we give you the best possible
care through our long established private GP practice.
Based in Central London, we give you the best possible care through our long established private GP practice. We’re seeing an increasing number of patients because you can:
We advise and consult on a wide range of general medical problems and can carry out many diagnostic procedures at our exceptionally well-equipped Central London practice.
Get in touch if you’d like to join us as an ongoing patient - but please don't hesitate to call us for one-off consultations in an urgent or confidential situation; or if you’re struggling to get an appointment with your NHS GP (It is possible to move in and out of the system)
Our appointments run from 9.15 to 5.15 every week day with Skype appointments offered for ongoing patients
Over the last few years I've developed a real passion researching into the latest treatments for menopause and sharing the best available advice with patients who come to me from across the UK. I have been awarded the Advanced Certificate of Menopause Care and am a British Menopause Society specialist. I also work in a specialist menopause clinic at a London teaching hospital.
As you probably know, menopause is also known as the "change in life" and there have been huge medical strides in terms of managing the distressing menopause symptoms that accompany that change. I find treating the menopause incredibly rewarding. There are so many women suffering from menopausal symptoms and the solution is really simple!
I have also become increasingly interested in the complementary benefits between health and beauty. There's no doubt we feel better when we look better! Fortunately improvements in skin health technologies have now led to a generation of products that originated in the fields of dermatology and plastic surgery. This means I can integrate their application within my private practice.
I've written several blog posts about different cancer challenges and thought a round-up of those posts could prove useful to you in step with this global awareness day.
Coronavirus - or more correctly Wuhan novel coronavirus is currently in the news with concerns about the spread of this virus from China. But what is it and what's the current advice?
January is Love Your Liver month. In this blog post I explain why this organ is so vital to your body’s health and why, indeed, you should take really good care of it...
The first ever Paget’s Awareness Day takes place on the 11th January. To mark this I've written a blog post about the condition which, it may surprise you to know, is the most common bone disease after osteoporosis.
Do you think you might be suffering from SAD - or Seasonal Affective Disorder - find out about the symptoms, treatment and lifestyle suggestions which may help.
Most people have heard of type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes - but which is which and di you know there were other forms ?
World Mental Health Day takes place every October. In this blog post I am talking about how to recognise and support those who self harm.
It is national cholesterol month each October so I thought it the ideal time to explain what it is and why it is both good and bad.
In step with Meningitis Awareness Week, I write about what to look out for if you are concerned about your friends or family
…she has been a proactive advocate for health in our family and, as both my wife and I have busy work and travel schedules, her responsiveness, flexibility and willingness to engage to suit our timetable has been invaluable.
Stephanie is a true professional and a great example of what a GP really should be
Stephanie has been a really supportive GP - helping the family very quickly and thoughtfully. She has guided us to the right specialist intervention when necessary and been supportive of all the usual family health needs.
I am delighted that I sought advice from Dr Stephanie before I even started the menopause. Her intelligent understanding of how women truly feel and deserve to feel, encouraged me to start hormone replacement treatment at an early stage, which has meant that I feel happy, healthy and full of confidence again
I was 52 when I started with the menopause although I didn't know it at the time. I was feeling anxious and lacking confidence. My coping strategies were failing and with a high pressure job this was extremely difficult. My sleep was disturbed with hot sweats. I stared taking HRT 6 months ago and have not looked back. I haven't put on weight (a concern for me ). I can recommend this treatment whole-heartedly
I had read about HRT and was very keen to handle my menopausal symptoms with a more measured and individual approach. I started seeing Dr Goodwin and I feel happily back to normal. Dr Goodwin has been really helpful and I have every confidence that what can be a miserable experience is now completely under control and thankfully will stay that way
