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Dr.
Dr. Rob Agnew
Psychology
English
11,262+
Patients seen
11
Years in practice
5
Publications
1
Languages spoken
About
Hey, thanks for reading my profile. I have worked in over 40 services in the NHS, private and voluntary/charitable sectors. Having qualified from UCL in 2008 as a clinical psychologist, I have spent the last 17 years working in brain injury, specialist adolescent forensics, psychiatry, autism, ADHD, neuropsychiatry, challenging behaviour/neurobehaviour, OCD/BDD and deliberate self harm/personality services. I'm formerly an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and sat as Chair of their Section of Sexualities until 2024. I was also a member of their Practice Guidelines Review Group and the Mental Capacity Advisory Group. I have undertaken high profile medico-legal cases since 2012 and am a listed expert on the General Medical Council's rosta of experts.
Unfortunately in 2024 my visibility as a gay psychologist drew targeted attention from anti-LGBTQ+ psychologists and members of the public who made endless complaints about my analysis of important LGBTQ+ issues. This was in the context of a great deal of untrue information and bullying being posted on social media. As a result, I received a minor reprimand from the BPS, which I felt was unjust (please feel free to read the posts on LinkedIn that were the substance of the complaint, I left all of them up so that people can make their own mind up). While this was going on, I was also subjected to a string of complaints to the legal regulator, the HCPC. In contrast to the BPS, the HCPC have always thrown out every complaint they have ever had about me. This helped me to realise that possibly the internal politics and interpretive biases of psychologist members of the BPS would put me at risk of further harassment and censorship. As I could not fulfil my role for them as their chair of Section of Sexualities safely, I chose to step down and leave. That summer I founded the Psychological Society for Inclusive Intersectional and Queer Communities (PSIIQC). Since last year I have been building a psychological society that understands the risks of being a publicly accessible LGBTQ+ professional with a great team of co-founders.
Clinically I specialise in neurodiversity and neuroaffirmative practice (ADHD and autism), fatigue, work performance, complex or treatment resistant OCD, BDD, anxiety, perfectionism and head injury/neuropsychology. I see both individuals and couples, and I work online only using Zoom. I offer diagnosis for autism and ADHD, and I have a prescription partnership with a provider that prioritises my referrals and can usually begin meds within 2 to 3 weeks. Where I feel it may be effective I do also see adolescents, children and family's. I tend not to offer diagnosis to children as I believe that a child, who is still acquiring and developing skills at highly varying rate, should be assessed by a full multidisciplinary team. This is an expense beyond even the most well resourced parents, and the NHS is an incontestable expert organisation in this type of provision.
Recently I have contributed a chapter 'Queering Neuropsychology' to the text book 'Systemic Approaches to Brain Injury Treatment: Navigating Contemporary Practice' (Routledge, 2022) and contributed to British Psychological Society media and publications. I am currently writing two other chapters on ADHD and gender and sexuality diversity for psychology text books. I frequently teach in university masters and doctoral students in CBT and counselling psychology, and on undergraduate psychology courses.
As a gay cis-gender man, and a proud trans, non-binary and intersex ally, I interact regularly with the LGTBQ+ communities. I support the decolonising psychology movement, and I have adjacent interests in the intersections of empiricism, epistemology, social constructionism, politics, sociology, anthropology, religion and psychology. I am a trained singer and am training to be a singing teacher, and I am a countertenor/upper tenor in the London Gay Men's Chorus.
I offer a free introductory Zoom call for 15 minutes if you're thinking of doing some work with me. I'm quite informal, and I think I do well with people who are nervous of therapy or who might not have had great experiences. I have a profile on Doctify which can be found at https://www.doctify.com/uk/specialist/dr-rob-agnew
Unfortunately in 2024 my visibility as a gay psychologist drew targeted attention from anti-LGBTQ+ psychologists and members of the public who made endless complaints about my analysis of important LGBTQ+ issues. This was in the context of a great deal of untrue information and bullying being posted on social media. As a result, I received a minor reprimand from the BPS, which I felt was unjust (please feel free to read the posts on LinkedIn that were the substance of the complaint, I left all of them up so that people can make their own mind up). While this was going on, I was also subjected to a string of complaints to the legal regulator, the HCPC. In contrast to the BPS, the HCPC have always thrown out every complaint they have ever had about me. This helped me to realise that possibly the internal politics and interpretive biases of psychologist members of the BPS would put me at risk of further harassment and censorship. As I could not fulfil my role for them as their chair of Section of Sexualities safely, I chose to step down and leave. That summer I founded the Psychological Society for Inclusive Intersectional and Queer Communities (PSIIQC). Since last year I have been building a psychological society that understands the risks of being a publicly accessible LGBTQ+ professional with a great team of co-founders.
Clinically I specialise in neurodiversity and neuroaffirmative practice (ADHD and autism), fatigue, work performance, complex or treatment resistant OCD, BDD, anxiety, perfectionism and head injury/neuropsychology. I see both individuals and couples, and I work online only using Zoom. I offer diagnosis for autism and ADHD, and I have a prescription partnership with a provider that prioritises my referrals and can usually begin meds within 2 to 3 weeks. Where I feel it may be effective I do also see adolescents, children and family's. I tend not to offer diagnosis to children as I believe that a child, who is still acquiring and developing skills at highly varying rate, should be assessed by a full multidisciplinary team. This is an expense beyond even the most well resourced parents, and the NHS is an incontestable expert organisation in this type of provision.
Recently I have contributed a chapter 'Queering Neuropsychology' to the text book 'Systemic Approaches to Brain Injury Treatment: Navigating Contemporary Practice' (Routledge, 2022) and contributed to British Psychological Society media and publications. I am currently writing two other chapters on ADHD and gender and sexuality diversity for psychology text books. I frequently teach in university masters and doctoral students in CBT and counselling psychology, and on undergraduate psychology courses.
As a gay cis-gender man, and a proud trans, non-binary and intersex ally, I interact regularly with the LGTBQ+ communities. I support the decolonising psychology movement, and I have adjacent interests in the intersections of empiricism, epistemology, social constructionism, politics, sociology, anthropology, religion and psychology. I am a trained singer and am training to be a singing teacher, and I am a countertenor/upper tenor in the London Gay Men's Chorus.
I offer a free introductory Zoom call for 15 minutes if you're thinking of doing some work with me. I'm quite informal, and I think I do well with people who are nervous of therapy or who might not have had great experiences. I have a profile on Doctify which can be found at https://www.doctify.com/uk/specialist/dr-rob-agnew
“Evidence-based care tailored to each patient — taking the time to explain options and shared decisions.”
— Dr. Rob Agnew
Education & training
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2005–2011 MD · Medicine and Surgery
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2011–2015 Residency · Psychology
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2015–2016 Fellowship · Subspecialty training
Career & appointments
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2015-09–2016-08 Junior consultant
Licenses & insurance
Medical licenses
— Organización Médica Colegial de España (OMC)
Board certifications
European Board of Psychology
Malpractice insurance:
Allianz Professional · 1,000,000 EUR coverage
· No claims on file
Procedures performed
| Procedure | Code | Lifetime count |
|---|---|---|
| GP consultation | 99213 | 2,860 |
| Annual physical exam | 99395 | 466 |
| Vaccination administration | 90471 | 1,834 |
| Minor procedure (skin) | 17110 | 957 |
Services & pricing
| Service | Duration | Modality | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| New patient consultation (60m) | 60 min | in_clinic|telemed | 180.00 EUR |
| Follow-up consultation (30m) | 30 min | in_clinic|telemed|phone | 90.00 EUR |
| Vaccination administration | 120 min | in_clinic | 540.00 EUR |
| Minor procedure (skin) | 30 min | in_clinic | 810.00 EUR |
Office, team & in practice
Videos
Research & publications
h-index: 6 · i10: 14
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Outcomes of Psychology in adults — a multi-centre cohort
DOI: 10.6474/euroclin.2025.0 · PMID: 36994689 · cited by 76
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European registry analysis of Psychology outcomes
DOI: 10.5634/euroclin.2024.1 · PMID: 35537014 · cited by 102
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Outcomes of Psychology in adults — a multi-centre cohort
DOI: 10.8575/euroclin.2023.2 · PMID: 32656191 · cited by 88
Invited talks
- Practical updates in Psychology European Annual Congress (Psychology) · Vienna · 2024 · invited
- Single-centre experience in Psychology National Society Meeting · · 2023 · oral abstract
Awards & memberships
Awards
- 🏆 Top-rated Psychology — · EuroClinics Patient Choice · 2025 · regional
- 🏆 Excellence in Patient Care · National Society · 2024 · national
- 🏆 Young Investigator Award · European Society · 2023 · international
Society memberships
- WONCA Europe — Family Doctors — Member · since 2016
- national college of family doctors — Member · since 2016
- European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS) — Member · since 2016
Patient reviews
- Bedside Manner
- 5.00
- Knowledge
- 5.00
- Wait Time
- 4.70
- Staff Friendliness
- 4.97
- Ease Of Appointment
- 4.85
- Value For Money
- 4.87
- Would Recommend Pct
- 98
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★ 5 verified visit
“Very thorough first visit — explained every step. Booking was easy and the staff were welcoming.”
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★ 5 verified visit
“Took time to listen and reviewed all my previous results. I would absolutely recommend.”
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★ 4 verified visit
“Professional and knowledgeable. Wait on the day was a bit long, otherwise excellent.”
Articles by this doctor
- Patient education Patient guide to Psychology
- Awareness When should you see a psychology?
For international patients
- Coordinator
- Patient liaison · dr.rob.agnew@euroclinics.example
- Accepted intl insurance
- Allianz Worldwide · AXA Global · BUPA Global · Cigna Global
