Dr Celia Grummitt qualified in 1982 from the Royal Free Hospital London and served with the RAMC in the regular and reserve forces. After leaving the regular military to have her family Celia worked in general practice in the NHS, the prison service, immigration centres and was always involved in regional governance and later in clinical commissioning. Dr Celia was in practice in Wiltshire with her husband and retired from the Health Service in 2020. Throughout her career Dr Celia has gained a wealth of knowledge and experience in the causation, diagnosis and treatment of mental health conditions and neurodiversity. Now a Clinical Associate with The Autism Service she spends her “spare” time running Gul Outdoor Therapy as CEO and Director of Therapy. Gul is a a national charity using equine and outdoor therapy to treat conditions of mental health and the autistic spectrum. Dr. Celia is a qualified Hill and Moorland Leader, National Navigation Award Scheme Tutor, Horse Riding Coach and a very fair weather sailor.