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How Our ADHD Assessment Service Works

Unsure where to start? This page gives a simple overview of our ADHD support pathway, including free screener tools, our £5 SNAP-IV questionnaire, initial consultations, full clinical assessments, reports, and ongoing recommendations. Use the buttons below to choose the option that best fits where you are in the process.

A simple first step for people who are unsure whether ADHD may be relevant. These tools help people reflect on traits and decide whether further support may be appropriate. These are scored by trained clinicians. 

£5 SNAP-IV Screening Questionnaire

For children and young people, parents/carers can ask school to complete this questionnaire. Once returned, it will be scored by our clinicians to help identify whether the school evidence supports proceeding to a full ADHD assessment.

Depending on the outcome, support may include school recommendations, workplace adjustments, signposting, medication discussions, or further neurodevelopmental or mental health support. This support is provided by our ADHD specialist occupational therapist.

Still unsure? 

Book a consultation. 

For people who are unsure what they need, we offer a consultation to discuss concerns, background information, symptoms, family history, school/work difficulties, and whether ADHD or another pathway may be appropriate. The £95 consultation fee is deducted from the cost of a full assessment if you proceed.

£95

Full Clinical Assessment

Where appropriate, a full ADHD assessment can be arranged. This includes a detailed clinical interview, developmental history, screening measures, collateral information and consideration of functional impact.

£595

Clinical Outcome and Report

Following assessment, the clinician reviews the information gathered and provides a professional report outlining the outcome, clinical reasoning and recommendations.

Ongoing Support and Next Steps

Depending on the outcome, support may include school recommendations, workplace adjustments, signposting, medication discussions, or further neurodevelopmental/mental health support. this is all completed with our ADHD specialist occupational therapist

ADHD Medication Support and Shared Care
Where clinically appropriate, we can discuss ADHD medication options, suitability, physical health checks, benefits, risks, and next steps following assessment. Where medication is started and stabilised, shared care with the patient’s GP may be requested where appropriate, although this is subject to GP agreement.

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