What is ADHD
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental difference that affects attention, emotional regulation and behaviour, and can impact learning, work and social life. With the right support, individuals with ADHD can thrive and often show strengths such as creativity, energy and problem-solving.
Our assessments help children, young people and adults understand their needs, recognise their strengths and identify effective support strategies. We take a holistic approach, screening for overlapping mental health, sensory, emotional and language needs, with clear recommendations to guide support at home, school and work.
What will this give me?
Our ADHD assessment provides clear, professional insight that can be life-changing for individuals and families. Delivered by a specialist multi-professional team, all assessments follow NICE guidelines and DSM-5 criteria and use NICE-approved tools, including SDQ, RCADS, Young DIVA-5/DIVA-5, Conners (4th edition), cognitive assessments and QbCheck. Our reports are accepted by CAMHS.
The assessment offers accurate diagnostic clarity and a deeper understanding of both challenges and strengths. Beyond diagnosis, we provide personalised recommendations for home, education and the workplace, alongside access to a robust medication pathway for both children and adults where appropriate. With lived experience of the process ourselves, we guide you with empathy, clarity and practical support every step of the way.
Combined ASC & ADHD Assessment
Our combined Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC) and ADHD assessment offers a comprehensive evaluation where both conditions may be present. It provides clear diagnostic understanding of how autism and ADHD interact, alongside tailored strategies to support daily life at home, school or work. This in-depth assessment creates a strong foundation for effective, long-term support and informed decision-making.
Assessment areas include:
Evaluating the ability to sustain attention and concentrate on tasks
Assessing difficulty in managing impulsive behaviours or actions
Identifying levels of restlessness, fidgeting and high activity
Examining skills related to organisation, planning and time management
Understanding challenges in managing emotions such as frustration or anger.
Reviewing how ADHD affects schoolwork/work, attention and performance.
Fees and Structures for ADHD Assessment
Our ADHD assessment follows a clear three-stage pathway using NICE guidelines and DSM-5 criteria. Assessments are completed by a specialist multi-professional team using NICE-approved tools. Each stage is charged separately, ensuring you only proceed — and pay — for stages that are clinically appropriate.
Stage 1: Initial Screening & Questionnaires
£150
An initial appointment with a senior clinician to explore concerns such as attention, impulsivity, emotional regulation and executive functioning. Screening questionnaires are reviewed to determine whether a full ADHD assessment is indicated.
Stage 2: Developmental & Behavioural History
£750
A detailed developmental and behavioural history to understand lifelong ADHD traits across settings. This includes Young DIVA-5 or DIVA-5 (age dependent). Where appropriate, information from parents, schools or other professionals are included.
Stage 3: Assessment, Diagnosis & Feedback
£1,000
A comprehensive ADHD evaluation using cognitive assessment, QbCheck, Conners (4th edition) or ASRS questionnaires, followed by multidisciplinary team review, diagnostic decision-making and a feedback session. You will receive a detailed diagnostic report with clear outcomes and personalised recommendations for home, education or work. Reports are accepted by CAMHS.
Total cost for full ADHD assessment (all stages): £1,900
We also offer access to a robust medication pathway for both children and adults where appropriate, alongside personalised support strategies to help individuals thrive.
Combined ADHD and ASC assessment
Our combined ASC and ADHD assessment follows the same three-stage pathway.
Stage 1: Initial Screening & Questionnaires
£150 – A confidential screening appointment with a senior clinician to explore current concerns and complete screening questionnaires. This stage determines whether a full combined assessment is recommended.
Stage 2: Developmental History Interview
£1,350 – A detailed developmental and behavioural history to identify lifelong patterns across settings, including:
ADI-R (autism)
Young DIVA-5 or DIVA-5 (ADHD, age dependent)
Additional input from caregivers, educators, or professionals included where appropriate.
Stage 3: Assessment, Diagnosis & Feedback
£1,700 – A comprehensive evaluation combining observation, cognitive and behavioural assessment, and diagnostic tools including ADOS-2, QbCheck, and ADHD questionnaires (Conners or ASRS). This includes MDT review, a feedback session, and a detailed diagnostic report with personalised recommendations.
Total cost for full combined ASC & ADHD assessment (all stages): £3,200