Private ADHD and Autism Assessments, Seen Within a Week

No one should wait years for answers. Our team is led by clinicians who are ADHD and autistic themselves, so you are understood from day one. Assessments for adults and children, online across the UK.

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Seen within a week. Understood from day one.

Our team is led by clinicians who are ADHD and autistic themselves, so you are understood from the very first conversation. Most people are seen within a week of booking, rather than waiting years on a list. It is why we are rated Excellent, 4.8 out of 5, from 130+ reviews on Trustpilot.

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ADHD in adults

ADHD isn’t about being “easily distracted” — it’s a difference in how the brain regulates attention, motivation, and impulse. In adults, it often shows up as chronic procrastination, emotional intensity, restlessness, and an exhausting gap between potential and output.

Many adults reach a diagnosis after years of coping, often triggered by burnout, a new role, or recognising the pattern in their own child.

  • Three presentations: inattentive, hyperactive-impulsive, combined
  • Frequently missed in women and in late-diagnosed adults
  • Diagnosis opens medication, coaching, and workplace adjustments

Autism in adults

ADHD isn’t about being “easily distracted” — it’s a difference in how the brain regulates attention, motivation, and impulse. In adults, it often shows up as chronic procrastination, emotional intensity, restlessness, and an exhausting gap between potential and output.

Many adults reach a diagnosis after years of coping, often triggered by burnout, a new role, or recognising the pattern in their own child.

  • Three presentations: inattentive, hyperactive-impulsive, combined
  • Frequently missed in women and in late-diagnosed adults
  • Diagnosis opens medication, coaching, and workplace adjustments

AuDHD (combined)

ADHD isn’t about being “easily distracted” — it’s a difference in how the brain regulates attention, motivation, and impulse. In adults, it often shows up as chronic procrastination, emotional intensity, restlessness, and an exhausting gap between potential and output.

Many adults reach a diagnosis after years of coping, often triggered by burnout, a new role, or recognising the pattern in their own child.

  • Three presentations: inattentive, hyperactive-impulsive, combined
  • Frequently missed in women and in late-diagnosed adults
  • Diagnosis opens medication, coaching, and workplace adjustments

ADHD in Children

ADHD isn’t about being “easily distracted” — it’s a difference in how the brain regulates attention, motivation, and impulse. In adults, it often shows up as chronic procrastination, emotional intensity, restlessness, and an exhausting gap between potential and output.

Many adults reach a diagnosis after years of coping, often triggered by burnout, a new role, or recognising the pattern in their own child.

  • Three presentations: inattentive, hyperactive-impulsive, combined
  • Frequently missed in women and in late-diagnosed adults
  • Diagnosis opens medication, coaching, and workplace adjustments

How it works

From first step to ongoing support

No GP referral and no waiting list. Here is what happens once you get in touch, whether the assessment is for you or your child.

Day 1
Step 1

Get started

Choose your assessment online, or book a free 15-minute call if you are not sure whether it is ADHD, autism or both.

  • No GP referral needed
  • Pay in full or in 3 with Klarna
  • A few short forms before your appointment
Within 7 days
Step 2

Your assessment

A 90 to 120 minute online assessment with a specialist clinician, many of whom are ADHD or autistic themselves.

  • ADHD, autism or a combined assessment
  • Optional call with someone who knew you growing up
  • Children from age 6, with parents involved
After your assessment
Step 3

Feedback and report

Your assessment is reviewed by our multidisciplinary team, then we talk you through the outcome in a feedback session.

  • A clear, personalised written report
  • Practical recommendations you can use straight away
  • Yours to share with your GP, school or employer
Ongoing
Step 4

Treatment and aftercare

Support does not stop at a diagnosis. Where appropriate, treatment and follow-ups continue with the same team.

  • ADHD medication management under psychiatrist oversight
  • Shared care with your GP where possible
  • Coaching for adults with ADHD, autism or AuDHD

Our team

Led by a neurodivergent team

You’ll be matched with an experienced specialist, most of them neurodivergent themselves, and you’re free to choose who you work with.

Seen within a week

Most people are seen within a week of booking, rather than waiting years on a list.

Neurodivergent-led

Our team is led by clinicians who are ADHD and autistic themselves.

Care in one place

Diagnosis, treatment and ongoing aftercare, all in one place.

Meet our founder

“I have ADHD and autism myself, so I know how much it matters to feel understood.”

Not judged, not rushed. I built AuDHD Psychiatry to be that kind of place, for adults and children alike. In this short video, I share what we stand for, and why.

Dr Darren O’ReillyDPsych, CPsychol · HCPC-registered Consultant Psychologist · Founder and Director
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FAQs

Things you might be wondering.

Quick answers to the questions people ask us most before booking.

Do I need a GP referral to book?

No, a GP referral isn’t required. You can book any of our assessments directly through our website, and we’ll confirm your appointment straight away, with no waiting for a referral or approval from anyone else.

How soon can I be seen?

You’ll be seen within 7 days of booking. Once your appointment is confirmed, we’ll guide you through everything you need beforehand, including any forms or questionnaires, so you’re fully prepared when the day arrives.

What treatment options are available?

Treatment options are discussed as part of your care plan after diagnosis. Your clinician will talk through what’s clinically appropriate for you, and any next steps are agreed together, so you always understand what’s being recommended and why.

Will this diagnosis be recognised for support and adjustments?

Our reports are written to a clear clinical standard, with the detail needed to support requests for adjustments, and are regularly used with GPs, schools, employers and Access to Work. Recognition can ultimately depend on the receiving organisation’s own policy, so it’s worth checking directly with them if you have a specific requirement.

What if I’ve been assessed elsewhere?

If you’ve already had an assessment elsewhere, we can review your existing report and talk through your options. That might mean a second opinion, ongoing support, or shared care going forward, whatever’s most useful for you.

Do you offer payment plans?

Yes. We offer payment plans through Klarna, letting you split the cost into 3 monthly payments, so cost doesn’t have to be a barrier to getting assessed.