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Dr Amit Rama completed his GP training in Coventry and Warwickshire in 2017 and has since built a career across both NHS and private practice, including clinics in South Warwickshire and The Cotswolds.

Amit has a particular interest in mental health, having completed an Advanced Diploma in Primary Care Mental Health. This training deepened his understanding of psychiatry and dementia care, areas he finds both challenging and rewarding. He also performs minor surgical procedures and is an experienced GP trainer and tutor at Warwick Medical School, helping shape the next generation of doctors.

When he's not in clinic, Amit can usually be found with his wife and two daughters, experimenting in the kitchen, or watching football, cricket, or Formula 1. Often all three in the same weekend.

Dr Bakrania trained at Warwick Medical School and completed further clinical training in London and Essex before returning to Warwickshire, where he has been a GP Partner since 2020.

His clinical interests include musculoskeletal medicine, and he offers cortisone injections alongside a range of minor surgical procedures such as cyst, lipoma, and skin tag removal, as well as toenail surgery.

Outside the clinic, he enjoys exploring new culinary experiences and then trying to burn off the calories with a weekly doubles badminton session with friends.

Dr Henderson is an experienced GP with over 20 years in medicine. She sees both adults and children and takes a warm, empathetic and holistic approach to healthcare, believing that taking time to listen and understand the whole person is essential to providing good medical care.

Her areas of interest include preventative healthcare, lifestyle medicine, weight management, mental health and wellbeing, and neurodiversity. She particularly enjoys seeing children and families and has extensive experience supporting patients with neurodevelopmental and mental health concerns.

Outside medicine, she enjoys running and tennis, travelling, cooking and spending time with family and friends.

Dr Rebecca Jacques is an experienced GP and a Registered British Menopause Society (BMS) Menopause Specialist, with over 18 years of experience and a career dedicated to women's health.

Rebecca believes that no two women experience the menopause in the same way. Her consultations are unhurried and personal: time to talk through your medical history, your symptoms, and what matters most to you, so that together you can make informed, confident decisions about your care.

Alongside her menopause work, Rebecca has a particular focus on the long-term health of women through and beyond the menopause, including cardiovascular health, cholesterol, bone health, and diabetes. She believes early attention to these areas is one of the most valuable things a woman can do for her future wellbeing.

Amie qualified from the University of Birmingham in 2009 and brings over 16 years of private practice experience to her role as Associate Physiotherapist and Physiotherapy Lead at AtWell.

She enjoys all aspects of musculoskeletal physiotherapy but has a particular interest in spinal conditions. Over the years, Amie has built strong working relationships with local consultants and takes pride in combining a personable manner with a professional approach.

Outside the clinic, Amie can be found at the track watching live motorsport, paddleboarding in the summer months, or spending time with her young family.

Alan Stracey ACC is an ICF-credentialed ADHD & AuDHD coach, and a Mental Health & Neurodiversity trainer and consultant. He works with adults with ADHD, including those with co-occurring conditions such as Autism and Dyslexia.

Before retraining as a coach, Alan spent 20 years in the creative industries, including a decade as Managing Director of a London creative production agency. Diagnosed with ADHD himself at 40, he brings the lived experience of late diagnosis alongside ICF-accredited professional training, and has a particular interest in supporting professionals and business owners under sustained pressure.

Outside of coaching, Alan is a father, keen road and gravel cyclist, hiker, traveller and photographer, and a strong advocate for the role of movement and exercise in managing ADHD.