Wondering if your child has ADHD? Get assessment, diagnosis and treatment, all in one place.

When school and home feel harder than they should, we’re with you from first assessment through diagnosis, treatment and ongoing support. Online, for children aged 6 to 17, with a full report for school and a team who understand ADHD from the inside.

Dr. Tracy King

Specialist child clinician

Your child is assessed by a clinical psychologist who specialises in ADHD and autism in children.

Dr Tracy King

Book child ADHD assessment
Book a consultation call – £49
Happy family with a young child representing support for children with ADHD
No GP referral needed
Appointments often within 7 days
Pay in instalments
Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)
The British Psychological Society (BPS)
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)

How it works

How the private child ADHD assessment works.

One coordinated pathway that assesses both ADHD and Autism in structured sessions, because assessing them separately misses how they interact.

Struggling to finish tasks or manage time

STEP 01

Book child’s appointment

Choose a clinician and appointment time that works for you and your child. Most children are seen in 10 days.

Online booking

Seen within 10 days

Big emotions or acting without thinking

STEP 01

Complete assessment

Three structured sessions covering ADHD, Autism, and the ways they overlap in your child’s life.

ADHD & Autism interviews

Overlap & interaction analysis

Difficulty focusing or staying organised at school or home

STEP 01

Receive child’s diagnosis

A single combined report explaining both diagnostic outcomes.

Combined diagnostic report

Feedback session included

Constant movement or difficulty sitting still

STEP 01

Begin treatment plan

Treatment where appropriate, with continued support after diagnosis.

ADHD treatment pathway

Post-diagnostic support

Our Team

Led by a clinician who understands

Your child will be assessed by an experienced HCPC-registered ADHD specialist, with the option to choose your clinician.

  • Dr Darren O'Reilly | AuDHD PSychiatry

    Dr Darren O’Reilly

    DPsych, CPsychol, HCPC Registered, Consultant Psychologist

    About:
    Dr Darren O’Reilly is a Chartered Psychologist specialising in ADHD and autism, with over 11 years experience. His approach combines clinical expertise with lived experience.
    Areas of expertise:
    • ADHD and autism assessments
    • Adults, professionals and university students

    1. HCPC registered
    2. BPS chartered

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  • Dr Daniela Maria Tomus

    Dr Daniela Maria Tomus

    Consultant Psychiatrist & Governance Lead

    About:
    Dr Daniela Maria Tomus specialises in ADHD, autism and complex neurodevelopmental conditions across children and adults.
    Areas of expertise:
    • ADHD and Autism assessments
    • Complex neurodevelopmental presentations

    1. GMC Registered
    2. MRCPsych

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  • Dr Tracy King

    Dr Tracy King

    Chartered Clinical Psychologist Autism and ADHD Specialist | Expert Witness

    About:
    Dr Tracy King has 26+ years experience in ADHD, autism and trauma, combining clinical expertise with lived experience of neurodiversity.
    Areas of expertise:
    • ADHD and autism assessments
    • Children, adolescents and adults

    1. HCPC Registered
    2. BPS Chartered

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  • Dr Bano Hassan

    Dr Bano Hassan

    Consultant Clinical Psychologist | ADHD & Autism Specialist

    About:
    Dr Bano Hassan is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist specialising in ADHD and autism assessments for children and adults.
    Areas of expertise:
    • ADHD and autism assessments
    • Children, adolescents and adults

    1. HCPC Registered

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  • Dr Regan Bailey

    Dr Regan Bailey

    Clinical Psychologist | ADHD & Autism Specialist

    About:

    Dr Regan Bailey is a Clinical Psychologist specialising in ADHD and Autism assessments using a compassionate, neuroaffirmative approach.

    Areas of Expertise:
    • ADHD & Autism assessments
    • Trauma & complex mental health

    1. HCPC Registered

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  • Dr Evangelina Bailo

    Dr Evangelina Bailo

    Clinical Psychologist | ADHD & Autism Specialist

    About:
    Dr Evangelina Bailo is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist with over 18 years’ experience specialising in ADHD and autism assessments across all ages.
    Areas of Expertise:
    • ADHD and autism assessments
    • Children, adolescents and adults

    1. HCPC Registered
    2. BABCP Member

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  • Jess Sweet

    Jess Sweet

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

    About:
    Jess Sweet is an ADHD/ASC Coach and Therapist who uses lived experience to help neurodivergent people better understand themselves and thrive.
    Areas of expertise:
    • ADHD and autism coaching
    • Integrative nutrition & health coaching

    1. BACP Registered
    2. BPS Member

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  • Donna Whitemore

    Donna Whitemore

    Clinical Lead (Neurodevelopmental Assessments) and Registered Manager

    About:
    Donna Whitemore is a neurodevelopmental specialist supporting children, young people and adults with ADHD and autism.
    Areas of expertise:
    • ADHD and autism assessments
    • Children, young people and adults

    1. Registered Manager

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  • James Bridgewater

    James Bridgewater

    Nurse Prescriber

    About:
    James Bridgewater is a Mental Health Nurse and Independent Prescriber specialising in adult ADHD assessment, treatment and ongoing care.
    Areas of expertise:
    • Adult ADHD assessments
    • Medication titration and management

    1. Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)

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  • Isma Yaqoob

    Isma Yaqoob

    Senior Clinical Pharmacist

    About:
    Isma Yaqoob is a Senior Clinical Pharmacist specialising in ADHD medication management and evidence-based prescribing.
    Areas of expertise:
    • ADHD medication management
    • Independent prescribing

    1. General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC)

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real patient expereinces

What our clients say

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ADHD Assessment Price

Start your child’s ADHD assessment.

Our comprehensive ADHD assessment gives you the answers, recommendations, and support needed to help your child thrive.

Still have questions? Speak to one of our experts clinicians.

Book a consultation call – £49

Extensive Care

ADHD · for children

ADHD Assessment

One pathway, both diagnoses – a single comprehensive report with clear guidance for your family.

3 x £332

£995

Upfront
Monthly

Paid over three months or £995 total

Or 3 payments of £332 with Klarna

THIS PATH INCLUDES:

  • Developmental history review
  • Clinician diagnostic interview
  • Report with family guidance
  • Medical treatment options
Book child ADHD assessment

  • Extensive Care

    ADHD · for children

    ADHD Assessment

    One pathway, both diagnoses – a single comprehensive report with clear guidance for your family.

    3 x £331

    3 x £498

    Upfront
    Monthly

    Paid over three months or £993 total

    Paid over three months or £2,195 total

    THIS PATH INCLUDES:

    • Developmental history review
    • Clinician diagnostic interview
    • Report with family guidance
    • Medical treatment options
    Book child ADHD assessment

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HOW IT WORKS

Gain clarity, validation & support

No GP referral required

Fully online and confidential

NICE-compliant assessment and treatment pathway

WHEN BOOKING:

Select your preferred date and time, then proceed to secure your appointment.

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What you recieve

A report you can actually trust.

A clear, professional report that schools, GPs and other professionals recognise, so you can use it to put the right support and adjustments in place for your child.

Clear diagnosis and explanation

Whether or not ADHD criteria are met, you’ll understand how it affects your child day to day.

School support recommendations

Practical strategies teachers and SENCOs can put in place straight away.

Home support guidance

Simple, practical ways to support your child at home.

Next-step treatment plan

In-house treatment, support and follow-up care, where it’s right for your child.

A report you can actually trust.

Testimonials

Real stories from those we’ve helped.

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  • Julia

  • Milo

  • Kieran

FAQs

Questions parents often have.

An ADHD diagnosis is a clinical record, not a public label. It exists to help your child access the right support at school, at home, and throughout their development.

You may rely heavily on routines, structure, or predictability to feel calm and regulated. At the same time, your ADHD traits can create restlessness or boredom, making it hard to stick to the very routines you depend on.

Sensory input such as noise, bright lights, textures, or crowded spaces may feel overwhelming or physically uncomfortable. These experiences can build quickly and feel impossible to ignore.

When sensory overload combines with difficulty regulating attention and emotions, it can lead to meltdowns, shutdowns, or a sudden need to escape the environment. This response is not intentional but a protective reaction to overwhelm.

You may put significant effort into understanding social expectations, reading cues, and responding appropriately. This effort often involves masking or consciously managing how you speak, move, or react.

While interactions may appear smooth on the outside, they can be deeply draining internally. Afterward, you may feel exhausted, irritable, or in need of extended time alone to recover.

You may put significant effort into understanding social expectations, reading cues, and responding appropriately. This effort often involves masking or consciously managing how you speak, move, or react.

While interactions may appear smooth on the outside, they can be deeply draining internally. Afterward, you may feel exhausted, irritable, or in need of extended time alone to recover.

You may put significant effort into understanding social expectations, reading cues, and responding appropriately. This effort often involves masking or consciously managing how you speak, move, or react.

While interactions may appear smooth on the outside, they can be deeply draining internally. Afterward, you may feel exhausted, irritable, or in need of extended time alone to recover.

Contact us

Our team is here to help.

Your enquiry will be reviewed by our team, and we’ll get back to you within one business day.

Opening hours:

  • Monday to Friday: 9:00am to 9:00pm
  • Saturday & Sunday closed