Georga provides specialist legal support to professionals working in mental health and social care. Her services include clear, evidence-based legal opinions on complex cases, expert capacity assessments grounded in up-to-date case law, and tailored training designed to strengthen legal knowledge and practical skills.
Each service is focused on protecting rights, managing risk lawfully, and enabling smoother transitions and safer care for patients.
Training
Georga is regularly consulted by NHS Trusts and specialist groups in NHSE to provide tailored training on all areas of human rights, mental health, and capacity law. All training is bespoke, written specifically to cater for the profession of the delegates, and the areas in which they practice.
Legal Opinions
As well as providing legal opinions on all aspects of detention under Art. 5 of the European Convention of Human Rights, including all legal aspects of in-patient care and treatment, Georga provides legal opinions regarding risk-management strategies and legal frameworks necessary to authorise restrictions in the community.
Capacity Assessments
In order to ensure that the correct legal framework is in place to manage risks in the community Georga can assess the patient’s capacity, and provide a full opinion, based on current law, to take forward in any subsequent application to the courts.
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Expert services and guidance
Access specialist legal opinions, capacity assessments, professional training, and clear advice on detention under the Mental Health Act.
Detention under the Mental Health Act
Georga’s specialism covers the whole of the Mental Health Act. She also has experience in and regularly makes representations based on mental capacity; family; and education law.
Articles
Stay up to date with the latest news from Georga, including updates on specialist training sessions, recent events, and other professional activities. Here you’ll find insights, announcements, and highlights from the work we deliver across the mental health and legal sectors.

