I was born in 1958. I graduated in medicine from Semmelweis University in 1982. I began my career as a neurologist in a colourful suburban hospital in Budapest. I worked at the Hungarian National Institute of Neurology and Psychiatry from 1987 to 2007, where I received extensive experience in the fields of neurology, psychiatry and cerebrovascular disease. I was also involved in focal psychotherapy. I have been the leader of the Outpatient Clinic of Hungarian National Institute of Neurology and Neurosurgery since 2008. I am especially interested in cerebrovascular diseases and the psychiatric consequences of stroke. I happily deal with so called 'borderzone' cases as well (means cases between somatic medicine and psychiatry). I have worked as a locum neurology/stroke consultant in the UK on several occasions (Brighton, Bristol, Sunderland). I am married and have two teenager sons. In my spare time, I literature, classical music and sport.