Dr Amar has been actively engaged in the field of mental health within the NHS for many years, developing extensive clinical experience across a broad spectrum of psychiatric presentations and complex mental health needs. He holds Fellowship of the European Board of Psychiatry and maintains Affiliate Membership with the Royal College of Psychiatrists, UK. His professional development has been further strengthened through continuous participation in advanced CPD programmes, specialist workshops, and academic training activities.

Throughout his clinical career, Dr Amar has worked with individuals presenting with a wide range of mental health conditions, ranging from common anxiety disorders and phobic states to severe and enduring psychiatric illnesses. He has substantial experience in the assessment of individuals with neurodevelopmental conditions, including ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder, particularly in complex and crisis situations. His experience also includes the assessment and management of individuals detained or managed under Mental Health legislation, requiring careful consideration of risk, safeguarding, capacity, and legal frameworks within psychiatric practice. These roles have enabled him to develop a balanced and person-centred approach to mental health assessment and intervention.

Over the years, Dr Amar has developed a strong appreciation of the importance of empowering individuals through an accurate understanding of their conditions, alongside the value of timely diagnosis, evidence-based management, and collaborative care planning. He remains committed to supporting individuals in achieving improved psychological well-being, functional recovery, and informed participation in their own care.