Meet the Team
Dr Khuram Ahmed
Clinical Lead, Adult ADHD Service
Dr Ahmed leads the Adult ADHD Service at Leeds GP Confederation, working with a multidisciplinary team to make ADHD care more accessible, consistent, and centred around what matters most to patients across West Yorkshire.
Born and raised in Leeds, he’s proud to serve the community he grew up in. With a background in primary care including community-based urgent services, he brings a grounded and compassionate approach to ADHD care and clinical leadership.
He’s committed to improving the ADHD patient journey, making sure every person feels understood, supported, and confident managing their symptoms and goals in daily life. Outside of work, Dr Ahmed enjoys spending time on the cricket field, whether playing or coaching, and has a keen interest in creative media and design projects.
Clinical Team
Shameena Ameerun
Mental Health Nurse, UKAAN ADHD Specialist
Shameena is a highly experienced Neurodevelopmental Specialist Practitioner and Clinical Nurse Practitioner with over 20 years of expertise. She has built a distinguished career supporting those with complex and high-risk mental health presentations and specialises in ADHD diagnostic assessment. She’s a strong advocate for collaborative, person-centred practice and is driven by a commitment to empowering neurodiverse individuals.
Dr Chiddick
Dr Chiddick has extended expertise in ADHD, Mental health and Addictions and as a GP is dedicated to supporting individuals of all ages and families navigating neurodevelopmental difference, complexity, and inequality. Dr Chiddick is committed to improving the ADHD journey so that people feel confident managing their symptoms and pursuing meaningful goals in daily life.
Dr Clements
Dr Clements is a GP with over 20 years of clinical experience, and since obtaining her own ADHD diagnosis in 2019 has developed a passion for advocating for, and developing better ADHD service provision for people. Dr Clements is Leeds ICB clinical lead for Neurodiversity and has been working with an extended role in ADHD since 2021 including work in ADHD specialist service settings.
Louisa Edwards
Mental Health Nurse, UKAAN ADHD Specialist
With a background in mental health nursing, Louisa supports individuals with a wide range of mental health needs, including ADHD. She takes a person-centered approach, working alongside individuals to understand what matters to them and offering support that is flexible, compassionate, and tailored to their goals.
Dr Pearson
Dr Pearson has an extensive background in hospital care and general practice within the locality for over 30 years. They bring lived experience of neurodiversity to consultations with experience in holistic care.
Service Support Team
John Fort
Service Support Officer
With a five-year background in Leeds Community Healthcare, John is a caring and passionate healthcare supporter currently dividing his time between the Adult ADHD service and Podiatry. He strives to bring kindness and efficiency to every aspect of his NHS career.