Assessment

Adult ADHD assessment

Do you suspect you may have ADHD and are looking for a formal assessment?

Many ADHD individuals go undiagnosed and decide to pursue an assessment later in life. This can be for several reasons, including:

1. Adults may seek ADHD assessments to understand themselves better. They may want to explain their challenges and find a sense of belonging.
2. A diagnosis can help them access support, manage challenges, and improve self-esteem.
3. ADHD assessments can help with career guidance, accommodations, and understanding performance.
4. They can also help with understanding family members, improving relationships, and seeking support.

How does the process work?

Step 1: After registering with us, we will ask you to complete a form providing background information on your experience and why you believe you may have ADHD.

Step 2: You will meet with your psychologist. This typically involves two meetings staggered over several weeks. In these meetings you will have an in-depth conversation about your experiences.

Step 3: Where possible, we will gather collateral information from your parents, family member or other individual who has known you since childhood. This can be done face-to-face or via a form. If you are unable to provide a suitable person, we can still carry out your assessment, but it is helpful to have this additional information.

Step 4: You will meet with your psychologist one final time and arrive at a formal decision as to whether you have ADHD or not. Regardless of the outcome, we will be able to signpost you to further support.

Step 5: If we identify that you have ADHD, we will provide you with a set of documentation to verify your identification/diagnosis.

What are the potential outcomes?

We may identify that you have ADHD. If so, congratulations! We may identity that you do not have ADHD. If so, we will be able to signpost you to appropriate support. On rare occasions, we may unable to reach an outcome.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I use my private health insurance?

If your private health insurance allows you to select any Registered Psychologist then yes. You will need to arrange payment with your health insurance provider.

Will my assessment by recognised?

Yes. Our assessments follow the best practice guidelines defined by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence and are carried out by psychologists registered with the Health & Care Professions Council. However, if you are in any doubt, please check with your workplace/college first.

Do you see people outside of the UK?

No, unfortunately not.