the Czech Republic, England and Scotland who were setting up community services. In 1998 Dean was appointed as Professor of Psychiatry and Clinical Director of Mental Health Services at Wolverhampton Mental Health Trust. During her years in Wolverhampton she established two new Home Treatment / Crisis Resolution services, an Early Intervention in Psychosis Service (for people aged 16 to 28) and an Assertive Outreach service for people with long-term mental health problems. In 2003 Dean spent a year in Adelaide, South Australia as a director of a mental health service there and contributed to the development of community services. Dean moved to London in 2004, where she was a consultant with the West London Mental Health Trust. She was a consultant responsible for clients of two new Home Treatment/ Crisis Resolution teams in West London and then for a newly established Assertive Outreach service. Dean is employed by the Ministry of Justice, as medical member of the Mental Health Review Tribunal which hears the cases of people who are appealing against their detention under a section of the Mental Health Act 1983. She also worked as a consultant for the Helen Bamber Foundation which assist people who are victims of human rights abuse, seeing people who have mental health problems. Dean has maintained her interest in the arts and is a consultant psychiatrist to the British Association of Performing Arts Medicine. This organisation is for performing artists who have medical problems of any kind, including mental health problems. Dean is a Visiting Consultant at the Priory Hospital Roehampton and has a private practice in central London. See also List of psychiatrists References External links British Association of Performing Arts Medicine START Mental Health Review Tribunal Christine Dean's personal website English psychiatrists Living people 1939 births People from Crewe Fellows of the Royal College of Psychiatrists Alumni of the University of Edinburgh British women psychiatrists