Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects how a child manages attention, activity levels and impulse control. It can influence focus, organisation and emotional regulation, which may impact learning and everyday life.
Every young person with ADHD is unique — and with the right strategies and support, they can feel more confident in themselves and better equipped to thrive at home, in school and in the wider world.
Our ADHD assessments are designed to build a full understanding of a child’s experiences at home, at school and in daily life. The process typically includes:
This approach ensures that every perspective is considered, leading to an accurate diagnosis and clear guidance for future support.
Where both Autism and ADHD are being explored, the assessment includes:
Following the assessment, families receive a detailed report outlining the findings and recommendations. This may include strategies to support attention, organisation and emotional regulation, as well as advice for school and home. Where appropriate, we provide a formal diagnosis to help guide Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) or access to specialist support.
ADHD Assessment – £1,500
Our ADHD assessment offers a thorough exploration of attention, focus and behaviour. Combining clinical expertise with practical insight, it provides a clear profile of a young person’s needs and recommendations for effective support in educational and everyday settings.
Combined Autism & ADHD Assessment – £2,450
For young people where both conditions may be present, our combined assessment offers a cohesive, efficient approach. Conducted by our specialist clinicians, it explores the full profile of strengths and needs within a single, streamlined process – reducing duplication and ensuring joined-up recommendations.
We know how important it is to access support as soon as possible.
Making a referral is simple:
If you need help with these steps, please call 020 7467 9520.
We don’t stop at diagnosis – we’re here to support schools and families every step of the way:
Our post-diagnostic workshops, run termly by our Service Leads and Assistant Psychologists, are neuro-affirming and accessible. They offer guidance on understanding a diagnosis and signposting to the services available.
This 6-week CBT-informed programme helps young people understand their emotions, recognise anxiety and build personalised strategies to support emotional wellbeing.
We offer a multi-disciplinary team of skilled professionals who understand and support the needs of neurodivergent children and young people. As part of the diagnostic journey, we can help schools and families access further services to meet children’s individual needs.
