West Midlands Autism and ADHD Assessment Service

• What they offer / teach

  Private, in-person NICE-compliant diagnostic assessments for Autism and ADHD, delivered by a specialist clinical team led by clinical psychologists and registered with the HCPC, with some appointments available online where appropriate. They also provide ongoing neurodiversity support after diagnosis, including tailored resources and guidance for individuals and families, and a private prescription pathway for clients suitable for private ADHD medication.

• Ages served

  Not stated on this website.

• Approach

  The service describes a neuroaffirmative, inclusive approach that uses evidence-based methods grounded in current clinical guidance, with no one-size-fits-all pathway and assessments shaped around how each individual thinks, communicates and processes the world. They say they celebrate strengths alongside challenges and consider often-overlooked factors such as gender differences, masking and compensatory strategies to reduce under-recognition or misdiagnosis, working at a pace that feels manageable and producing reports intended to be useful in real contexts.

• Admissions

  They state they are accepting new clients with no waiting lists and appointments within days, via a new client registration and an initial consultation booking. Enquiries can be made by phone (registration/secretaries 0121 663 1249; Lyndon House Clinic reception 0121 824 3297), email (hello@wmaaas.co.uk) or the website contact form, with a reply from the team within one working day; urgent or crisis enquiries cannot be handled through the webpage.

• Cost

  Not stated on this website.

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