Adult ADHD treatment and medication pathway
Safe, structured ADHD medication management, led by clinicians who understand neurodivergence. For adults assessed by us, online across the UK.
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Your medication pathway, step by step
Structured monitoring and clear timelines, with no vague back and forth.
Get the most from it
- Reflect on the areas of life you want to improve
- Note what’s working and what’s not
- Bring questions about side effects, routines or dose adjustments
Making sure this pathway fits
This pathway is built for ongoing, clinically guided care, not a one-off prescription.
This is for you if
- You’ve completed your ADHD assessment with us and are now moving into medication
- You’re ready to complete your safety checks like GP summary and blood pressure
- You want clear guidance on medication options and how titration works
- You prefer structured dose adjustments rather than a one off prescription
- You want support managing side effects and finding the right medication
- You want a safe, clinically guided pathway with regular reviews
- You’re open to shared care if your GP agrees later on
It might not be right today if
- You need urgent or crisis support
- You mainly want a quick prescription without monitoring
- You live outside the UK and primarily seek medication supply
- You’re unable to complete the required safety checks
- You already have a current NHS or private prescriber managing your ADHD medication
- You’re only looking for shared care and do not require ongoing medication management
- You prefer informal advice instead of structured clinical appointments
What medication costs
Clear prices at every stage, so you know what to expect.
We send your prescription directly to the pharmacy you choose, so you can collect your medication locally.
Shared care with your GP
We request shared care so your GP can take over NHS prescribing, if they agree. If your GP agrees, you only pay for 6-monthly medication reviews (£295).
If your GP doesn’t accept shared care, we continue prescribing privately with the same repeat prescription fees.
Start with your ADHD assessment
Medication follows an ADHD assessment with us. Book your consultant-led assessment online, with a clear outcome and personalised recommendations.
- No GP referral needed
- Fully online and confidential
- Pay in full, or spread the cost with Klarna
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Real stories from people we’ve helped.
Hear real patients share their journey with us, in their own words.
“They made things start to make sense. This lifted a weight from my shoulders.”
“I found the forms online really easy and straightforward to fill out.”
“Not only was Darren kind and understanding, he was also clear, concise and really informative.”
“I expected the process to be scary. In reality, the conversations were very welcoming and very friendly.”
“We did the interview online, which was perfect because it fit my schedule.”
FAQs
Questions about ADHD medication.
Quick answers to what people ask us most about starting medication.
When can I start medication?
Once your GP summary and blood pressure readings are submitted, we schedule your Initial Medication Appointment. Most patients start medication within 1 to 2 weeks after their assessment.
Why do I need safety checks first?
To make sure medication is safe for you. ADHD medications affect heart rate and blood pressure, so we need accurate readings and a brief medical history before prescribing anything.
What happens in the Initial Medication Appointment?
It’s a 45 to 60 minute session where your clinician reviews your symptoms, lifestyle, medical history and treatment goals. If medication is suitable, you get your first prescription at the end of the appointment.
How long does titration take?
Most people need around 3 to 4 follow-up appointments spaced 3 to 4 weeks apart, usually 6 to 10 weeks in total. Some need fewer, some need more. The goal is a stable dose that works without problematic side effects.
How much are prescriptions?
Each private prescription is £58, sent to your chosen pharmacy. Medication itself usually costs £50 to £95 a month, paid to the pharmacy.
How are prescriptions sent?
We send your prescription directly to the pharmacy you choose, and you collect your medication from there.
Will my GP take over prescribing?
Once you’re stable, we request shared care with your GP. Timelines vary because your GP decides: some approve in days, some don’t accept at all. If they don’t, we continue prescribing privately.
I was diagnosed elsewhere. Can I still get medication with you?
Yes, through our transfer of care pathway. A clinician reviews your diagnosis and records first, then, if appropriate, you’re invited to an initial transfer of care appointment.
Do I need a GP referral?
No. You can book your ADHD assessment directly through our website.