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ADHD Assessment
process for Adults

  • Our secure system will send you a selection of questionnaires to complete about your developmental history, schooling and experiences in employment. We will also ask you for details of someone who knows you well such as a relative, partner or close friend to provide some information too. Information gathered from questionnaires is reviewed and analysed by our clinical team before your assessment.

  • You will be able to arrange a convenient time and day for a secure online video session using our booking system and integrated video platform. You are welcome to have somebody with you for this appointment. This appointment usually takes around 1 hour 30 mins.

    Your assessment session consists of two components.

    • The first part of your session will systematically cover your developmental history but will also cover your medical, psychiatric and educational history. Some individuals may feel comfortable with having a familiar person with them who knew them during early childhood such as a parent/carer or sibling to provide more information on their early life.

    • In the second component, the clinician will ask you questions relating to various daily living elements and focus on ADHD characteristics. The clinician will also ask you about additional topics such as your sleep, mental health and behaviour. In addition to gathering information from you, the clinician will make observations on how you present during the session.


    We complete our appointments online. There are many benefits to online assessments, including reduced change of routine, being in a familiar and comfortable environment, reduced communication demand with an online call, and no travel required. We can provide support and strategies to help you access the appointment online if this is something you think you will find difficult. We understand that you might find it difficult to engage in the session, so you are welcome to take regular movement breaks throughout the session.

  • After the assessment session, the clinician will agree on an appropriate outcome based on all the information and evidence from all components of the assessment as well as the diagnostic criteria from the DSM-V-TR. Often, we can discuss the assessment feedback and outcome at the end of your assessment session, which will include the diagnostic outcome, a summary of the overall assessment and suggestions for appropriate strategies or interventions that may be beneficial; however, on occasion, we may request additional information from you to help with formulating an outcome.

    If this is the case, the clinician will arrange a phone appointment with you at a convenient time. A comprehensive, detailed assessment report will be shared with you within two weeks of the completion of your assessment. You are welcome to have somebody with you for this appointment.

  • At Neuro Wellbeing, we are a dedicated, experienced nurse-led team with access to consultant expertise, specialising in the assessment and diagnosis of ADHD. Using evidence-based tools and adhering to the DSM-5-TR criteria, we provide thorough and professional assessments tailored to each individual’s needs. The vast majority of our patients seek ADHD assessments to gain evidence for reasonable adjustments in educational or workplace settings. Whether for schools, universities, or employers, our detailed diagnostic reports often enable individuals to access the support and accommodations they need, such as extended deadlines, flexible work arrangements, or tailored support plans.

    As a new and innovative service, we aim to bridge the gap caused by long NHS waiting times, offering timely assessments that empower individuals to take the next steps in their support journey. While we await our CQC registration, we currently provide assessments only. Any ongoing care plans or treatment will need to be followed up with your GP or another healthcare provider. It is important to note that acceptance of our diagnostic reports, including by your GP, will be at their discretion. However, many institutions and organisations recognise the professional quality and reliability of our reports for securing reasonable adjustments.

    We are proud to support our patients in accessing the accommodations that can make a meaningful difference in their lives. While we are not yet commissioned by the NHS, we are working toward this goal. In the meantime, our focus remains on delivering high-quality, compassionate ADHD assessments to help individuals and families access the tools and resources they need to thrive.

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