Expert Neurodivergent Assessments & Support  for ADHD, Autism and AuDHD

Structured, clinician-led diagnosis, treatment and care for neurodivergent adults and young people across the UK

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Our Neurodevelopmental Services

Built around the right to choose, with evidence-based care tailored to individual needs.
Choose an option below to help us find the right care for you.

ADHD

Specialist-led ADHD assessment with diagnosis, a written report & support for your next steps.

Autism

Full autism assessment, with a written report and tailored support from our team of clinicians.

Combined ADHD+Autism

Integrated ADHD + autism assessment in one pathway, with official report & end-to-end support.

Our Neurodevelopmental Services

Built around the right to choose, with evidence-based care tailored to individual needs.
Choose an option below to help us find the right care for you.

ADHD

Specialist-led ADHD assessment with diagnosis, a written report & support for your next steps.

Autism

Full autism assessment, with a written report and tailored support from our team of clinicians.

Combined ADHD+Autism

Integrated ADHD + autism assessment in one pathway, with official report & end-to-end support.

Adult ADHD
Assessments

Specialist-led ADHD assessment with diagnosis, treatment and medication.

Adult Autism
Assessments

Autism assessments by neurodivergent clinicians, with clear personalised reports.

Adult Combined ADHD & Autism Assessments

Integrated ADHD + autism assessment in one pathway, with treatment including medication.

Our Child Services

Child ADHD
Assessments

Online ADHD assessment for those aged 6-18, treatment and school report available.

Child Autism
Assessments

Online autism assessment for those aged 6-18 with personalised school reports.

Child Combined ADHD & Autism Assessments

Integrated ADHD + autism assessment in one pathway, with treatment and school reports.

How our neurodivergent care pathways work

We use a clear, organised approach to help you understand neurodevelopmental disorders and plan what comes next.

Empathetic, comprehensive neurodevelopmental care for mental well-being

AuDHD Psychiatry offers clinical assessments, combined AuDHD pathways and medication for neurodivergent children and adults across the UK. With us, you can understand your mind, make day-to-day life easier and move toward mental well-being over time, rather than just receiving a report.

3 Neurodevelopmental Assessments Under 1 Roof

Many people are unsure whether they have ADHD, autism or both. Our team offers assessments for each neurodevelopmental finding, so you do not have to guess.

We look at your history, everyday life and strengths to build a clear picture of how your mind works and which pathway fits you best.

Key Benefits:

1 specialist team for ADHD, autism and combined presentations

Clear explanation of how each condition affects work, home and relationships

Flexible pathways if you only need ADHD or only need autism assessment

A detailed clinical report you can share with your GP, employer or university

Our Impact:

1 integrated

assessment pathway

1 clear report

that explains ADHD, autism or both

Safe ADHD Medication with Clear, Affordable Pricing

If you receive an ADHD diagnosis and medication is right for you, we can provide a full medication pathway. This includes titration, regular reviews and support with side effects, all in line with national guidance.

Our pricing is transparent and competitive compared with many UK providers, so you know the cost of each step before you commit.

Key Benefits:

Careful 1-to-1 titration to find a dose that actually helps your neurodivergent symptoms

Regular follow-up with clinicians who listen and adjust the treatment protocol with you

No long-term contracts – you pay for the care you need only

Our Impact:

5.0★

rating for “feeling understood”

100% transparent

pricing at every stage of treatment

Secure Online Neurodivergent Tests, Wherever You Live

All neurodivergent assessments and follow-up appointments are held online via secure video. You can speak to a specialist from home or any private space without travel, time off work or long trips to a clinic.

We see clients from across the UK, including people who cannot access local services or prefer a discreet online option.

Key Benefits:

Join from home, work or another private space using a phone, tablet or laptop

Faster access because you are not limited to local waiting lists

Reports and letters sent securely by email or through your online portal

Our Impact:

0 travel time

required for your appointments

Patients seen

from every part of the UK

Shared Neurodivergent Care Pathways with Your GP

Once your ADHD medication is stable, we can write to your GP to request a shared care agreement. This means your GP may take over prescribing while we provide periodic reviews.

Shared care is always your GP’s decision, so it cannot be guaranteed, but we give them clear information to make the process as smooth as possible.

Key Benefits:

Detailed shared care request letters written in line with national guidance

Clear information for your GP about diagnosis, treatment and monitoring

Ongoing access to our team for reviews even when your GP is prescribing

Our Impact:

Thorough

support care packs for your GP

100% support

if shared care is declined or delayed

Neurodivergent Assessments That Guide the Whole Family

Neurodivergence often runs in families. We provide pathways for both children and adults, so parents and young people can get answers and support in the same clinic.

Assessments are tailored to age. For children we work closely with parents and schools. For adults we focus on work, study, relationships and everyday life.

Key Benefits:

Age-specific assessment tools for children, teens and adults

Space for parents, partners or carers to share their perspective

Practical recommendations you can use with schools, universities or employers

Option to plan support for the whole family over time

Our Impact:

Joined up

support for families,

not just individuals

Crystal-clear

recommendations for school, work and home

Our Expert Neurodevelopmental Team

Specialist clinicians who combine professional expertise with a first-hand understanding of neurodivergence.

  • Dr Darren O’Reilly

    DPsych, CPsychol, HCPC Registered, Consultant Psychologist

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  • Dr Robin Garai

    Consultant Psychiatrist, GMC registered, MBBS, MRCPsych

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  • Dr Claudia Ezraeelian

    Chartered Consultant Counselling Psychologist CPsychol. DPsych. British Psychological Society Accredited HCPC registered

    View Bio

  • Dr Tracy King

    Chartered Clinical Psychologist Autism and ADHD Specialist | Expert Witness | Occupational Health Specialist

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  • Jess Sweet

    ADHD/ASC Coach, Therapist, Integrative Nutrition & Health Coach

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  • Ayodole Sofola

    Non-Medical Prescriber/Specialist Mental Health Nurse and ADHD Practitioner

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  • James Bridgewater

    Nurse Prescriber

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  • Isma Yaqoob

    Senior Clinical Pharmacist

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  • Angela Thompson

    Nurse Practitioner, Non-Medical Prescriber, Clinical Researcher Specialist

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  • Jane Yule

    Clinical Nurse Specialist

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  • Jessica Brewer

    Assistant Psychologist

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Testimonials From Our Patients

Real stories from those we’ve helped.

Testimonials

Testimonials from our Patients

Real stories from those who took their first step through neurodivergent assessments and found full support.

Why hundreds trust AuDHD Psychiatry

Hundreds of success stories across the UK

Specialists in ADHD & autism for students and young professionals

Tests, support, ongoing care under one service

HCPC, NMC & GPhC–registered clinicians

Transparent pricing

Your first simple step starts with an assessment.

Why Choose Us?

Understanding your mind shouldn’t be complicated

UK Wide
Assessments

Transparent Pricing &
Klarna Payment Plans

Treatment
Available

Shared Care
Support

Consultant Psychologists
and Psychiatrists

Why Choose Us?

Understanding your mind shouldn’t be complicated

Book Your Neurodivergent Assessment Now

Start your online assessment and get access to compassionate, evidence-based assessment pathways designed around your individual needs.
Not sure which assessment is right for you? Start with the option that best matches your age or your child’s. We’ll guide you from there.

Support for Children and Adolescents

Our child assessment pathways are tailored to developmental stage and family context. Our specialist clinicians assess behaviour across home, school and social settings to build a well-rounded understanding of developmental needs.

Support for Adults

Our adult neurodivergent assessment pathways are designed for individuals seeking clarity around ADHD, autism or combined presentations. You’ll get access to structured evaluations that consider work, relationships and everyday life.

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  • Saturday & Sunday: Closed

    You don’t have to keep guessing.

    Get expert, thoughtful insights to help you plan your next steps.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Neurodivergence & Assessments

    It is normal to have questions before you book.
    Taking the first steps to understand your AuDHD can feel overwhelming, but our team is ready to guide you with clarity and support.

    Neurodivergent describes people whose brain development and functioning differ from what is considered typical. The term is commonly used in relation to neurodevelopmental conditions such as ADHD, autism, AuDHD, and dyslexia, as well as other differences in how the brain processes information.

    If you’re wondering “what does neurodivergent mean” in everyday life, neurodivergence can influence attention, communication, learning, emotions, and sensory processing. If you’ve found yourself asking, “Am I neurodivergent?”, it’s important to understand that neurodivergence is not a mental illness. It refers to recognised differences in brain development that can involve both strengths and challenges, and affect how people think, learn, and experience the world.

    A neurodivergent assessment is a clinical evaluation that helps identify conditions like ADHD and autism. The process looks at your developmental history, current symptoms, and how you manage daily life.

    At our clinic, we use interviews, proven diagnostic tools, and observations based on DSM-5 criteria for neurodivergent assessments. We focus on both your challenges and strengths in a supportive way. You can complete the assessment online or in person. Afterward, you’ll receive a detailed report to help with treatment planning, workplace adjustments, or further care.

    Neurodivergent assessments usually take a few hours in total and are spread over one or more sessions.

    The time needed depends on whether you are being assessed for ADHD, autism, or both. We also set aside time for reviewing your case and writing your report. After your sessions, you’ll get a detailed report with our findings, any diagnosis (if criteria are met), and suggested next steps including medication support and ongoing care.

    A neurodivergent assessment should be done by a qualified clinician, such as a psychiatrist, clinical psychologist, or a specialist with the right training.

    At our clinic, assessments are carried out by our team of chartered psychologists, consultant psychiatrists, and experienced clinicians trained in neurodevelopmental diagnosis. We follow recognised standards and use evidence-based tools to make sure our diagnoses are accurate and accepted by GPs and other professionals.

    Yes, neurodivergence can sometimes be misdiagnosed or missed, especially when symptoms are similar to those of anxiety, trauma, or mood disorders.

    That’s why our assessments look closely at your history, how symptoms affect your life, and other possible explanations. We only give a diagnosis if all clinical criteria are met. Sometimes, we may find that your symptoms are better explained by another condition or don’t meet the criteria for a diagnosis.

    A clinical diagnosis is a medical or psychological decision based on set criteria. An educational classification, on the other hand, is used by schools or institutions to decide what support you need.

    Qualified healthcare professionals make clinical diagnoses, which lead to a formal report you can use for treatment planning, workplace accommodations, or with your GP. Educational classifications are about learning support and do not replace a medical diagnosis.

    Following a diagnostic assessment, we offer a variety of treatment options tailored to your specific needs. This can include therapy, coaching, and behavioural interventions to help manage symptoms.

    For many people, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is an effective way to address the emotional and practical challenges of ADHD. We also offer ADHD coaching, which provides ongoing strategies for improving focus, organisation, and productivity in daily life. We take a holistic approach to ADHD treatment, meaning we do not just focus on medication, but also consider lifestyle factors, family history, and structured behavioural observations to build an effective treatment plan. Understanding a person’s family history can provide insight into ADHD symptoms, allowing for a personalised treatment plan that reflects their unique needs.

    Our team includes chartered psychologists, consultant psychiatrists, nurse prescribers and coaches, ensuring a comprehensive approach to care. As ADHD specialists, we have experience supporting individuals with mental health conditions, mood disorders, and related neurodevelopmental conditions. We also collaborate with other mental health professionals to ensure a multidisciplinary approach to care, particularly when additional support is needed.

    If you are looking for a trusted ADHD specialist to help diagnose ADHD, manage symptoms, and develop an effective treatment plan, our team can provide the guidance and support you need to navigate treatment confidently.

    Through structured behavioural observations and professional assessments, we ensure an accurate diagnosis that guides practical strategies for symptom management.

    Additionally, our team considers treatment costs and can help you explore available options, including clinician-guided treatment pathways when immediate support is required.

    Yes, we offer online ADHD assessments that follow the same diagnostic process as our in-person assessments, which previously took place in our Edinburgh clinic. Remote assessments are now offered throughout the UK and are designed to be just as thorough and effective, allowing you to receive a full diagnostic assessment from the comfort of your home.

    Our online assessment process includes structured assessment sessions where our expert clinicians gather details about your developmental history, ADHD symptoms, and the impact of ADHD on your daily life. You will also receive a detailed report that can be used to access appropriate support, including ADHD treatment, therapy, and workplace adjustments.

    For those seeking support beyond the diagnosis, we offer ADHD coaching, psychological therapy, and strategies for managing stress and impulsive behaviour. If you are unsure whether an online ADHD assessment is right for you, book an initial consultation with our experienced clinicians to discuss the best approach.

    Yes. We offer flexible payment options for autism, ADHD and combined assessments. After paying the deposit, you can choose to pay the remaining balance using Klarna or PayPal Pay in 3.

    Yes, we can help facilitate a shared care agreement for ADHD treatment, but the decision is always made by your GP or local NHS practice.

    A shared care agreement allows your GP to take over the ongoing medical side of your ADHD treatment after a full assessment and treatment plan has been completed by one of our clinicians. This makes long-term treatment more accessible, especially for those who prefer to continue their care through their GP.

    We can provide an evidence-based report summarising your ADHD assessment, which your GP may use when considering a shared care agreement. The report includes clinical observations, results from diagnostic tools and the final diagnosis if criteria are met.

    Not all GP practices accept shared care because each practice has its own internal policies.

    If shared care is not available in your area, we can continue supporting your treatment plan privately, including non-medication-based strategies such as routine coaching and practical skills for managing symptoms.

    We offer video consultations to review your treatment plan or explore the available options with our clinical team.

    If you would like to discuss whether shared care is suitable, book an initial consultation with our team.

    Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are both neurodevelopmental conditions that can impact focus, communication, and daily functioning. However, there are key differences between them.

    ADHD is characterised by core symptoms such as inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsive behaviour, whereas autism spectrum disorder often involves difficulties with social communication, repetitive behaviours, and sensory sensitivities.

    Some individuals may have both ADHD and ASD, which is why our clinic also offers ASD assessments alongside our ADHD diagnostic assessments.

    If you’re unsure whether you have ADHD, ASD, or another mental health condition, a comprehensive ADHD assessment or autism assessment with our specialist services can help provide clarity. Our experienced clinicians ensure your diagnosis is accurate and that you receive the right treatment plan and ongoing support tailored to your unique needs. Adults are seen within 7 days, with the full combined report delivered shortly after the assessment.

    ADHD symptoms can significantly impact impulse control, focus, and emotional stability. Untreated ADHD is linked to difficulties with work, relationships, and self-esteem, as well as increased risks for co-existing conditions like bipolar disorder and anxiety.

    We offer a range of ADHD services, including adult ADHD assessments, diagnostic reports, and ADHD tests to determine whether an ADHD diagnosis is appropriate.

    Our specialist team includes ADHD specialists and other mental health professionals, ensuring a comprehensive treatment plan for each client.

    Once a formal diagnosis is confirmed, our ADHD clinic offers a range of treatment pathways, including therapy, coaching and coping mechanisms to improve focus and impulse control. If clinically appropriate, our clinicians can discuss whether medication may be part of your treatment plan.

    If you would like to discuss your treatment plan, we can provide an assessment appointment to explore options and create a personalised plan that suits your needs.

    Whether you prefer ADHD coaching or therapy, our qualified professionals will guide you towards the best ADHD treatment approach for your lifestyle.

    If you have a family member who is struggling with focus, organisation, impulse control, or emotional regulation, they may benefit from an ADHD assessment for adults or an ADHD assessment for children.

    Many people go undiagnosed for years, leading to difficulties in education, work, and relationships.

    Untreated ADHD can also contribute to co-existing mental health conditions, such as bipolar disorder, anxiety, and self-esteem issues.

    At our UK clinic, assessments are delivered through secure online appointments, making it easier for both adults and children to access specialist support.

    A qualified professional from our specialist team will conduct structured ADHD tests, evaluate behavioural observations, and provide a diagnostic report for a formal diagnosis. This ensures an accurate diagnosis and a clear pathway for tailored support.

    Supporting a loved one through the ADHD diagnosis process and ADHD treatment may involve:

    ✅ Encouraging them to seek an assessment – A specialist ADHD assessment can help them gain a better understanding of their specific symptoms and strengths.

    ✅ Helping them explore treatment options – A personalised treatment plan may include psychological therapy, coaching, lifestyle strategies, and structured support for daily life.

    ✅ Learning about ADHD and its impact – Understanding attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and related ADHD traits can help you provide better support.

    ✅ Offering emotional support – Many people with ADHD struggle with impulsive behaviour, impulse control, and self-esteem issues. Being patient and offering encouragement can make a significant difference.

    ✅ Exploring available ADHD services – Our ADHD specialists and mental health professionals can guide your loved one through the assessment appointment process, discuss treatments, and create a structured treatment plan.

    If your family member is unsure about taking the next step, an initial consultation can be a helpful way to explore options without pressure. Early understanding and appropriate support can improve coping strategies, day-to-day functioning, and overall well-being for both the individual and their family.

    Neurodivergent describes people whose brain development and functioning differ from what is considered typical. The term is commonly used in relation to neurodevelopmental conditions such as ADHD, autism, AuDHD, and dyslexia, as well as other differences in how the brain processes information.

    If you’re wondering “what does neurodivergent mean” in everyday life, neurodivergence can influence attention, communication, learning, emotions, and sensory processing. If you’ve found yourself asking, “Am I neurodivergent?”, it’s important to understand that neurodivergence is not a mental illness. It refers to recognised differences in brain development that can involve both strengths and challenges, and affect how people think, learn, and experience the world.

    A neurodivergent assessment is a clinical evaluation that helps identify conditions like ADHD and autism. The process looks at your developmental history, current symptoms, and how you manage daily life.

    At our clinic, we use interviews, proven diagnostic tools, and observations based on DSM-5 criteria for neurodivergent assessments. We focus on both your challenges and strengths in a supportive way. You can complete the assessment online or in person. Afterward, you’ll receive a detailed report to help with treatment planning, workplace adjustments, or further care.

    Neurodivergent assessments usually take a few hours in total and are spread over one or more sessions.

    The time needed depends on whether you are being assessed for ADHD, autism, or both. We also set aside time for reviewing your case and writing your report. After your sessions, you’ll get a detailed report with our findings, any diagnosis (if criteria are met), and suggested next steps including medication support and ongoing care.

    A neurodivergent assessment should be done by a qualified clinician, such as a psychiatrist, clinical psychologist, or a specialist with the right training.

    At our clinic, assessments are carried out by our team of chartered psychologists, consultant psychiatrists, and experienced clinicians trained in neurodevelopmental diagnosis. We follow recognised standards and use evidence-based tools to make sure our diagnoses are accurate and accepted by GPs and other professionals.

    Yes, neurodivergence can sometimes be misdiagnosed or missed, especially when symptoms are similar to those of anxiety, trauma, or mood disorders.

    That’s why our assessments look closely at your history, how symptoms affect your life, and other possible explanations. We only give a diagnosis if all clinical criteria are met. Sometimes, we may find that your symptoms are better explained by another condition or don’t meet the criteria for a diagnosis.

    A clinical diagnosis is a medical or psychological decision based on set criteria. An educational classification, on the other hand, is used by schools or institutions to decide what support you need.

    Qualified healthcare professionals make clinical diagnoses, which lead to a formal report you can use for treatment planning, workplace accommodations, or with your GP. Educational classifications are about learning support and do not replace a medical diagnosis.

    Following a diagnostic assessment, we offer a variety of treatment options tailored to your specific needs. This can include therapy, coaching, and behavioural interventions to help manage symptoms.

    For many people, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is an effective way to address the emotional and practical challenges of ADHD. We also offer ADHD coaching, which provides ongoing strategies for improving focus, organisation, and productivity in daily life. We take a holistic approach to ADHD treatment, meaning we do not just focus on medication, but also consider lifestyle factors, family history, and structured behavioural observations to build an effective treatment plan. Understanding a person’s family history can provide insight into ADHD symptoms, allowing for a personalised treatment plan that reflects their unique needs.

    Our team includes chartered psychologists, consultant psychiatrists, nurse prescribers and coaches, ensuring a comprehensive approach to care. As ADHD specialists, we have experience supporting individuals with mental health conditions, mood disorders, and related neurodevelopmental conditions. We also collaborate with other mental health professionals to ensure a multidisciplinary approach to care, particularly when additional support is needed.

    If you are looking for a trusted ADHD specialist to help diagnose ADHD, manage symptoms, and develop an effective treatment plan, our team can provide the guidance and support you need to navigate treatment confidently.

    Through structured behavioural observations and professional assessments, we ensure an accurate diagnosis that guides practical strategies for symptom management.

    Additionally, our team considers treatment costs and can help you explore available options, including clinician-guided treatment pathways when immediate support is required.

    Yes, we offer online ADHD assessments that follow the same diagnostic process as our in-person assessments, which previously took place in our Edinburgh clinic. Remote assessments are now offered throughout the UK and are designed to be just as thorough and effective, allowing you to receive a full diagnostic assessment from the comfort of your home.

    Our online assessment process includes structured assessment sessions where our expert clinicians gather details about your developmental history, ADHD symptoms, and the impact of ADHD on your daily life. You will also receive a detailed report that can be used to access appropriate support, including ADHD treatment, therapy, and workplace adjustments.

    For those seeking support beyond the diagnosis, we offer ADHD coaching, psychological therapy, and strategies for managing stress and impulsive behaviour. If you are unsure whether an online ADHD assessment is right for you, book an initial consultation with our experienced clinicians to discuss the best approach.

    Yes. We offer flexible payment options for autism, ADHD and combined assessments. After paying the deposit, you can choose to pay the remaining balance using Klarna or PayPal Pay in 3.

    Yes, we can help facilitate a shared care agreement for ADHD treatment, but the decision is always made by your GP or local NHS practice.

    A shared care agreement allows your GP to take over the ongoing medical side of your ADHD treatment after a full assessment and treatment plan has been completed by one of our clinicians. This makes long-term treatment more accessible, especially for those who prefer to continue their care through their GP.

    We can provide an evidence-based report summarising your ADHD assessment, which your GP may use when considering a shared care agreement. The report includes clinical observations, results from diagnostic tools and the final diagnosis if criteria are met.

    Not all GP practices accept shared care because each practice has its own internal policies.

    If shared care is not available in your area, we can continue supporting your treatment plan privately, including non-medication-based strategies such as routine coaching and practical skills for managing symptoms.

    We offer video consultations to review your treatment plan or explore the available options with our clinical team.

    If you would like to discuss whether shared care is suitable, book an initial consultation with our team.

    Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are both neurodevelopmental conditions that can impact focus, communication, and daily functioning. However, there are key differences between them.

    ADHD is characterised by core symptoms such as inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsive behaviour, whereas autism spectrum disorder often involves difficulties with social communication, repetitive behaviours, and sensory sensitivities.

    Some individuals may have both ADHD and ASD, which is why our clinic also offers ASD assessments alongside our ADHD diagnostic assessments.

    If you’re unsure whether you have ADHD, ASD, or another mental health condition, a comprehensive ADHD assessment or autism assessment with our specialist services can help provide clarity. Our experienced clinicians ensure your diagnosis is accurate and that you receive the right treatment plan and ongoing support tailored to your unique needs. Adults are seen within 7 days, with the full combined report delivered shortly after the assessment.

    ADHD symptoms can significantly impact impulse control, focus, and emotional stability. Untreated ADHD is linked to difficulties with work, relationships, and self-esteem, as well as increased risks for co-existing conditions like bipolar disorder and anxiety.

    We offer a range of ADHD services, including adult ADHD assessments, diagnostic reports, and ADHD tests to determine whether an ADHD diagnosis is appropriate.

    Our specialist team includes ADHD specialists and other mental health professionals, ensuring a comprehensive treatment plan for each client.

    Once a formal diagnosis is confirmed, our ADHD clinic offers a range of treatment pathways, including therapy, coaching and coping mechanisms to improve focus and impulse control. If clinically appropriate, our clinicians can discuss whether medication may be part of your treatment plan.

    If you would like to discuss your treatment plan, we can provide an assessment appointment to explore options and create a personalised plan that suits your needs.

    Whether you prefer ADHD coaching or therapy, our qualified professionals will guide you towards the best ADHD treatment approach for your lifestyle.

    If you have a family member who is struggling with focus, organisation, impulse control, or emotional regulation, they may benefit from an ADHD assessment for adults or an ADHD assessment for children.

    Many people go undiagnosed for years, leading to difficulties in education, work, and relationships.

    Untreated ADHD can also contribute to co-existing mental health conditions, such as bipolar disorder, anxiety, and self-esteem issues.

    At our UK clinic, assessments are delivered through secure online appointments, making it easier for both adults and children to access specialist support.

    A qualified professional from our specialist team will conduct structured ADHD tests, evaluate behavioural observations, and provide a diagnostic report for a formal diagnosis. This ensures an accurate diagnosis and a clear pathway for tailored support.

    Supporting a loved one through the ADHD diagnosis process and ADHD treatment may involve:

    ✅ Encouraging them to seek an assessment – A specialist ADHD assessment can help them gain a better understanding of their specific symptoms and strengths.

    ✅ Helping them explore treatment options – A personalised treatment plan may include psychological therapy, coaching, lifestyle strategies, and structured support for daily life.

    ✅ Learning about ADHD and its impact – Understanding attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and related ADHD traits can help you provide better support.

    ✅ Offering emotional support – Many people with ADHD struggle with impulsive behaviour, impulse control, and self-esteem issues. Being patient and offering encouragement can make a significant difference.

    ✅ Exploring available ADHD services – Our ADHD specialists and mental health professionals can guide your loved one through the assessment appointment process, discuss treatments, and create a structured treatment plan.

    If your family member is unsure about taking the next step, an initial consultation can be a helpful way to explore options without pressure. Early understanding and appropriate support can improve coping strategies, day-to-day functioning, and overall well-being for both the individual and their family.