Alan Lee
Clinician, educator and researcher in functional medicine and functional neurology.
Alan Lee is an osteopath and a clinician, educator and researcher in functional medicine and functional neurology, specialising in gut, hormonal and brain-based imbalances. He works alongside GPs and specialists to find and address what is driving changes in memory and thinking.
Memory is so much more than remembering names or where you left your keys. It holds our stories, our relationships and our sense of who we are. Over many years in practice I have seen how often changes in memory and thinking are put down to “just getting older”, when there are real, measurable reasons behind them that can be addressed. That is why I set up this clinic: to look properly, and to act early, while the most can be done.
When you work with me, you will be listened to. We take the time to understand your whole story, from your health history and lifestyle to the body systems that support the brain. You will leave each consultation knowing what we have found, what it means and what we are going to do about it, with a clear plan that fits your life. I work alongside your GP and specialists, never in place of them, and I am always happy for a family member to join you.
Trained at
- Institute of Functional Medicine
- The Kharrazian Institute
- Carrick Institute of Neurological Sciences
- International Association of Functional Neurology and Rehabilitation
- Association of Functional Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine
Professional registration
Registered osteopath with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC), registration number 2944.
Find us in Llandudno
Neurogenics Memory Clinic, Oxford House, Oxford Road, Llandudno LL30 1DH.
Parking: park directly outside the clinic, or in the Asda car park, a 2-minute walk away (maximum stay 4 hours).
Working with you, your family and your GP
Alan sees people who are worried about changes in their own memory, focus or word-finding, and families who are concerned about someone they love. Many have been told their routine tests are normal, yet still feel that something has changed.
His approach is to look beyond the brain alone, at blood sugar, circulation, inflammation, hormones, nutrients, sleep and stress, because these are the factors that can often be improved. Every plan is built around your own results, and he works alongside your GP and NHS memory services, never in place of them.
Alongside the memory clinic, Alan practises as an osteopath, and teaches and writes on the body, mind and brain connection. Clinic appointments are at Oxford House in Llandudno, North Wales, on Mondays and Thursdays, with online consultations available across the UK.
Ready to take the first step?
A Discovery Consultation gives you a clear picture of where you stand and what to do next.