Our ADHD and Autism Services
Our core work is the assessment of children and young people for ADHD and autism.
However, neurodevelopmental differences often run in families, and children do not exist in isolation.
For this reason, where appropriate, we also offer ADHD and autism assessments for adults who are parents or close relatives of a child we have assessed. This allows us to build a clearer understanding of the family’s neurodevelopmental profile and to offer more informed, practical, and compassionate guidance.
These adult assessments are provided as part of a joined-up, family-centred approach, not as a standalone adult diagnostic service.
Our priority remains the child, supported by a fuller understanding of the family around them.
Child ADHD and Autism Services
We provide three core neurodevelopmental assessments for children: ADHD assessments, autism assessments, and combined ADHD and autism assessments. In addition, we offer follow-up appointments and, where appropriate, medical treatment and prescribing as part of ongoing care.
Child ADHD Assessment
A comprehensive assessment exploring attention, impulsivity, emotional regulation, and executive functioning, using clinical interviews, questionnaires, and evidence from home and school.
Child Autism Assessment
A detailed developmental assessment focusing on communication, social interaction, sensory processing, and behaviour, informed by clinical observation, history, and structured tools.
Combined ADHD and Autism Assessment
An integrated assessment for children showing overlapping traits of ADHD and autism, providing clarity where profiles are complex and ensuring nothing is missed.
Child ADHD assessment steps
Step 1 / Book your child in for an assessment
You can book an ADHD assessment by clicking here. A thorough assessment is the first step to understanding your child’s needs and determining the most appropriate support or treatment.
Step 2 / Complete the questionnaires
After booking, you’ll receive an email with secure links to two short questionnaires:
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one for you to complete as a parent or guardian, and
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one for your child’s teacher.
These help your clinician build a clear picture of your child’s strengths, challenges, and day-to-day functioning.
You simply click the link, answer the multiple-choice questions, and submit.
We’ll also follow up to check whether you’d like us to contact the teacher on your behalf.
Step 3 / The ADHD assessment
You and your child will attend a 90-minute online video assessment with a Specialist Clinician. The session is relaxed and conversational, focusing on your child’s experiences and symptoms. There is no pressure on your child, and any difficulties answering questions are completely normal. Treatment options will also be discussed.
Step 4 / Receive your child’s report
Within 5 working days of the assessment, you’ll receive a detailed report by email.
This will include the diagnosis outcome (including ADHD type, if applicable), an explanation of the findings, recommended treatment options, and information pack outlining next steps.
Step 5 / Choose your child’s treatment option
If your child is diagnosed with ADHD, you can let us know how you’d like to proceed and we’ll take care of the arrangements.
Where medication is chosen, your clinician will issue a prescription and our partner pharmacy will deliver it directly to your home.
ADHD Medication
If your child receives a diagnosis of ADHD and you choose to include medication as part of the treatment plan, your clinician will guide you through this process step by step. Prescriptions are issued by your clinician and sent to our partner pharmacy, who will deliver the medication directly to your home.
When considering medication, there are two separate costs to be aware of:
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Medication review appointments
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The cost of the medication itself
Medication review appointments: £195 per appointment
(Please note: these appointments do not include the cost of the medication.)
Medication costs
The monthly cost of ADHD medication typically ranges from £100–£200, depending on the medication prescribed and manufacturer pricing.
Your clinician will discuss all options with you so you can make an informed decision that feels right for you and your family. Medication is always optional and carefully considered as part of a wider support plan.
Adult ADHD assessments
How are adult ADHD assessments different to child assessments?
The adult ADHD assessment follows the same steps as the child assessment. The only difference is in the questionnaires completed before your appointment.
You’ll be asked to:
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complete one questionnaire yourself, and have a second questionnaire completed by a family member or someone close to you who has known you well over time.
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This helps your clinician gain a broader understanding of your lifelong ADHD traits.
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