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Dr Olalekan Otulana | Source | GP and Physician | MBCHB, DRCOG, MRCGP, DFSRH, FRS at Cassioburt Court

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Dr Olalekan Otulana

GP and Physician | MBCHB, DRCOG, MRCGP, DFSRH, FRS at Cassioburt Court and 1 other company
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Dr Otulana is a highly accomplished and experienced GP and Addiction Specialist Physician. His particular interests and expertise lie within the realm of substance misuse management. This has allowed him to gain valuable experience within the practice of assessment, management, detoxification and residential rehabilitation. The bulk of his work is to assess patients who suffer from addiction and establish their treatment, whether that be medical detoxification, psychological interventions or dual drug and alcohol detoxification treatments.

Dr Otulana began practicing as a doctor in 2000, following this he has been working within the field of addiction for over a decade. As a trustworthy and vastly experienced medical professional, Dr Otulana holds a part 1 Certificate in Clinical Psychopharmacology from the British Association for Psychopharmacology. He is an Advanced Practitioner member of Addiction Professionals while also being a highly capable healthcare service professional with a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A) Degree from Cambridge University Judge Business School.

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  • Dry January: A Path to Understanding Your Alcohol Relationship
    Dr. Otulana emphasizes Dry January as a chance to reflect on alcohol use. He notes, "If you are experiencing cravings or relying on alcohol to manage stress, it might be a good time to reach out for professional support." He advises against controlled drinking for those with dependency, advocating teetotalism as the safest option.
  • Choosing the Right Pillow: Expert Insights from Dr. Olalekan Otulana
    Dr. Otulana says, “Choosing the right pillow is essential for promoting restful, restorative sleep.” He notes that poor pillow choice can lead to neck and back pain. Down pillows are ideal for stomach sleepers needing minimal support but may not suit side sleepers who require more firmness for neck alignment.
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