sarah-flowers

Dr Sarah Flowers qualified in 2003 and began her training to be an Addiction Psychiatrist the following year. She has extensive experience of working in London (Camden and Maudsley Rotation) and in Sussex, in a variety of inpatient and community settings. Dr Sarah Flowers is proficient in managing the range of substance use disorders and addictions.

Her training included five years of General Psychiatric experience in Sussex and at the Maudsley hospital and she is experienced in assessing a wide range of co-existing mental health disorders (for example anxiety, stress-related illness, depression, trauma and personality disorders). Dr Sarah Flowers combines clinical expertise with a deep understanding of recovery. She was elected a director of Alcoholics Anonymous UK in April 2015 (the youngest Board Member to date) and leads a programme of Addictions training across the South East.

In her work in Addictions medicine Dr Sarah Flowers is inspired by the role of mutual aid as a cornerstone of recovery. She was Mutual Aid lead in Brighton and established the first mutual aid hospital steering group at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton in June 2014. The group has implemented a number of innovations, including Brighton’s first Recovery Festival, which took place on the 30th November 2016. Dr Sarah Flowers coordinated and chaired the Festival working group throughout 2015 and 2016, securing funding for an event that involved around 500 people.

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