Towards hopeful transformations

Dr Duncan-Bosu is a experienced clinical psychologist specialising in neurological, cognitive, emotional, and behavioural difficulties. She works with young adults and adults living with conditions, such as brain injury, stroke, and other complex health issues, helping them understand their challenges, adjust, and move forward with greater confidence and wellbeing.

 

​She has extensive experience in neuropsychological assessment, psychological therapy, and rehabilitation-focused interventions. She is also experienced in the psychological treatment of PTSD, anxiety, depression, and/or adjustment difficulties.

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Alongside her clinical work, Dr Duncan-Bosu provides consultation and training to healthcare teams, supervises psychologists, and teaches on postgraduate courses in complex trauma and neuropsychology. She also reviews for peer-reviewed neurorehabilitation journals. Her research interests include adjustment after major medical or life-changing events, cross-linguistic aspects of neuropsychological and psychometric assessments and PTSD treatment, and the rehabilitation of complex neurobehavioural presentations.

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With cross-cultural training and experience, Dr Duncan-Bosu is committed to supporting individuals from diverse backgrounds. Her approach is warm, collaborative, and evidence-based, supporting clients and families to make sense of cognitive and emotional changes and develop practical, tailored strategies.