Dr. Do Much Harm has moved to Canada

A vicious misogynist has moved to one of the few countries still practicing 'gender-affirming care

Nov 03, 2025

Dr. Adrian Harrop has moved to Canada.

The UK GP is now affiliated with Brentwood Family Medical Centre and the Calgary Foothills Primary Care Network, where he is building a patient list with a special interest in “gender-affirming healthcare.” On Instagram, he has been actively seeking patients from “the gender-diverse community in southern Alberta.”

His new employers appear delighted. The Calgary network recently posted about the difficulty of finding a doctor who understands the unique needs of 2SLGBTQ+ patients. Harrop’s LinkedIn profile describes him as “passionate about tackling health inequalities, advocating for fair and equal access, and creating inclusive spaces where vulnerable, minoritised, and marginalised individuals can thrive.”

However, in November 2021, the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service found that Harrop’s fitness to practise was “impaired” and suspended him for one month. The tribunal heard evidence from five women about his conduct on Twitter between 2018 and 2019, which included “highly offensive language” and “misogynistic references to women’s menstrual cycles.” One witness stated that Harrop had threatened to reveal her private information. The tribunal found his behaviour “deplorable” and said he had “breached fundamental tenets of the profession” and “brought the profession into disrepute.”

Harrop’s targets were mostly women, specifically those who held gender-critical views—women who did not accept that humans can change sex, a position that could severely affect his income stream as a provider of “gender-affirming care.”

One of these women was Caroline Farrow, a Catholic mother of five and broadcaster who had received media attention in late 2018 for stating that people cannot change sex. In March 2019, Harrop spent an evening on Twitter with Stephanie Hayden, a trans activist who had been convicted in 1999 of affray after threatening a man with a golf club. Hayden tweeted that “Meltdown hour is underway,” claiming Farrow, whom he called a “Surrey stalker,” was “organising a pile on” and exhibiting “obsessive and stalkerish behaviour.” Harrop’s contribution was to ask whether they were “still on for a quick nine holes” that afternoon. Hayden responded by suggesting Wentworth Golf Course. The exchange was accompanied by a photo of one of Farrow’s husband’s churches; he is a Catholic priest. Wentworth is near the Farrow family home.

This was not even the beginning of a ten-year harassment campaign conducted by Harrop and other trans activists associated with Hayden, a campaign that continues to this day.

Harrop’s treatment of Farrow went far beyond Twitter banter. According to documentation, he engaged in a sustained campaign of psychological harassment. He tweeted his location as places near her home. Unexplained takeaway deliveries arrived at the Farrow household. Her ESTA to visit the United States was withdrawn just before she was due to travel, at the same time Harrop revealed he had visited the US embassy in London.

After witnessing Harrop’s treatment of Caroline Farrow and other women, I called him “Doctor Do Much Harm” on Twitter.

The next day, police arrived at my home. This was the first visit I’d received from UK police on behalf of trans activists. It wouldn’t be the last. ***

When UK doctors face professional consequences for their work in gender medicine, they relocate. Helen Webberley, who ran an unlicensed gender clinic from her home in Wales, moved her operation to Spain in 2019 after being suspended by the GMC and fined £12,000 for running an unlicensed clinic. Her husband Mike was struck off in 2022. Their GenderGP clinic is now based in Singapore. Harrop has followed a similar path: from Liverpool to Calgary, from suspension to a fresh patient list, with a new medical network that appears not to have been informed of his tribunal findings.

The people of Calgary might want to know who is building a patient list in their city. They might want to ask some questions about the doctor who jokes about golf clubs near the homes of women he is targeting, who was suspended for abusing women, who engaged in what appears to be systematic harassment including tracking women’s movements and interfering with their lives, and who has spent years working with activists—including a convicted sex offender—who have weaponised uk police against their critics.

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*** As you may know, I’m currently being pursued through civil and criminal courts, by two trans activists, both associates of Hayden. This is how the UK justice system has been working for a decade. A network of abusive men, including a convicted sex offender/fraudster/thug (Hayden) and a doctor who cannot wait to get his hands on the last bit of money he can wring out of worried parents and confused children, have worked out how to use the police as their private security service.