A medical lecturer and Geriatric Psychiatrist with a deep commitment to improving the mental health and quality of life of older adults. Clinical expertise covers dementia with behavioral and psychological symptoms (BPSD), late-life depression, anxiety, insomnia, and functional disorders in the elderly. Work also extends to supporting families and caregivers, addressing the significant burden of care in dementia, and advocating for greater awareness of caregiver needs. In the academic role, responsibilities integrate teaching, mentorship, and research to strengthen the field of geriatric psychiatry. Actively involved in postgraduate training, with particular interest in structured postings, mentorship models, and the development of evidence-based approaches to education in psychiatry. Research interests include apathy, depression, caregiver burden, and their impact on dementia outcomes, as well as broader themes of functional neurological disorders and late-life mental health challenges. Passionate about bridging clinical practice with academic development, with dedication to advancing knowledge and services that support both patients and caregivers. Continuous contributions are made to the growth of geriatric psychiatry, with a strong commitment to preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals to meet the complex needs of an aging society.