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Who Is This Assessment For?

An ADHD assessment may be helpful if you:

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• Struggle with concentration, organisation, or time management

• Feel restless, impulsive, or easily overwhelmed

• Have long-standing difficulties affecting work, study, or relationships

• Suspect ADHD but have never been formally assessed

• Are seeking clarity later in life after coping for many years

 

Assessments are available for adults (18+).

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What Does the Assessment Involve?

The assessment process is designed to be comprehensive while remaining supportive and collaborative.

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1. Initial Enquiry and Screening

You will begin by completing:

• An initial screening questionnaire

• Background and developmental history forms

This helps determine whether a full ADHD assessment is appropriate.

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2. Comprehensive Assessment Appointment(s)

The full assessment typically includes:

• A detailed clinical interview covering childhood, education, work, relationships, and mental health history

• Exploration of current ADHD-related difficulties and strengths

• Use of standardised, evidence-based ADHD assessment tools

• Consideration of alternative or co-occurring difficulties (e.g. anxiety, depression, trauma)

Assessment appointments take place either in a single extended session or split across sessions.

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3. Additional Information (Where Possible)

Where appropriate, additional information may be requested, such as:

• A questionnaire completed by someone who knew you in childhood

• School reports or other historical documents (if available)

This helps build a fuller picture, though lack of documentation will not automatically prevent assessment.

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4. Feedback and Outcome

Following the assessment:

• You will receive a clear verbal feedback session

• Where diagnostic criteria are met, a formal ADHD diagnosis will be provided

• ADHD subtype (if applicable) will be discussed

• Differential diagnoses will be considered and explained

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5. Written Report

You will receive a comprehensive written report including:

• Assessment methods used

• Clinical findings and diagnostic conclusions

• Practical recommendations

• Suggestions for workplace or educational adjustments (if relevant)

Reports are typically provided within 2 weeks of the assessment.

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After the Assessment

If ADHD is identified, support may include:

• Psychoeducation about ADHD

• Recommendations for therapy or coaching

• Guidance around workplace or academic adjustments

• Liaison or signposting regarding medication options (where appropriate)

Ongoing therapeutic support is available but not required.

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Costs

ADHD Assessment and Diagnostic Report: £900

This fee includes:

• Initial screening and pre-assessment questionnaires

• Comprehensive ADHD assessment appointment(s)

• Diagnostic feedback session

• Full written diagnostic report

 

Optional / Additional Costs:

• Additional sessions if required: £130 per session

• Urgent report turnaround (within 5 working days) - subject to availability: £150

 

Payment plans may be available — please enquire for details.

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Important Information

• This is a private assessment and is not funded by the NHS

• A diagnosis does not automatically guarantee access to medication

• Reports are suitable for personal use and workplace/educational accommodations; acceptance by third parties is at their discretion

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How to Book

If you would like to enquire about an ADHD assessment, please get in touch via the contact form or email to arrange an initial screening.