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1 Orchard St, London W1H 6HJ, UK
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Private ADHD assessments and treatment across the UK, delivered in-clinic in London or online, including a detailed clinical interview, developmental history, structured tools such as DIVA, and a formal written report suitable for NHS shared care, workplaces and schools. Post-diagnosis support includes stimulant/non-stimulant medication with titration and monitoring, ADHD-informed therapy and coaching, and guidance on workplace and school adjustments. The site also lists ADHD training courses and a blog.
The page states assessments are provided for both adults and children/adolescents, tailored to the individual's age, but no specific minimum or maximum age is given.
Assessments follow a NICE-compliant, evidence-based diagnostic process carried out by GMC-registered psychiatrists and specialist ADHD clinicians, with a positive diagnosis only when strict clinical criteria are met. The five-stage pathway covers initial consultation, a 60–90 minute structured diagnostic interview, collateral information from parents, partners or schools, diagnosis and written report, and treatment planning.
Assessments can be booked online or via a free initial call back, choosing either an in-clinic London appointment or a secure remote consultation. An initial consultation determines suitability for full assessment, and waiting times are typically weeks rather than years.
The pricing section lists an initial adult ADHD assessment at £795 and a child assessment at £900, while the FAQ states the adult assessment is £650 (the page is inconsistent). Medication titration appointments are £245 per month and repeat prescriptions once stable and optimised are £95 per month; if an NHS shared care agreement is declined, medication and follow-up costs remain private.
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