Dr Bhasha Mukherjee is a London-based General Practitioner specialising in neurodiversity, lifestyle medicine and preventative health. She is known for combining clinical excellence with innovative, technology-driven practice and over a decade of experience as a health communicator across mainstream media.

A graduate of the University of Nottingham with dual degrees in Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Dr Mukherjee completed her GP training in Enfield & Haringey, where she was recognised as the RCGP North East London GP Trainee of the Year 2025. Her clinical portfolio spans ADHD and autism assessment, metabolic health, dermoscopy and mental health, delivered across diverse settings including Neko Health, medneo, and multiple North London practices. She brings advanced expertise in AI-enabled diagnostics, precision lifestyle medicine and holistic risk assessment.

Dr Mukherjee has developed a specialist interest in neurodiversity, informed by both lived experience of AuDHD and formal UKAAN training in ADHD assessment and pharmacological management. She works as a GPwer with Eton Psychiatrists, delivering specialist ADHD assessments within a multidisciplinary team. Her strong background in psychiatry and wellbeing, alongside award-winning quality improvement projects, further strengthens her commitment to compassionate, evidence-based care.

Her leadership extends into community and professional spheres. Dr Mukherjee sits on the RCGP North East London Faculty Board, representing newly qualified GPs and influencing regional primary care strategy. She has founded and led international community projects such as the Generation Bridge initiative and she currently serves as an ambassador for Diabetes UK, the Hope Foundation and food distribution charity work.

Fluent in five languages and trained in martial arts, Dr Mukherjee brings energy, compassion and a multidisciplinary perspective to every aspect of her practice. Her work sits at the intersection of modern general practice, digital innovation, mental health advocacy and public engagement – with a consistent emphasis on empowering patients, supporting colleagues and promoting equitable care across diverse communities.