If you’re experiencing persistent issues with focus, organisation, impulsivity, or emotional regulation that affect your work, relationships, or daily life, it may be worth exploring an ADHD assessment. Many adults are only diagnosed later in life after recognising long-standing symptoms.

Your assessment will include an initial screening, a detailed clinical interview, optional cognitive testing, and a final diagnostic report. Our specialist will explore your symptom history, daily impact, and developmental background to determine whether you meet the criteria for ADHD.

Yes. We offer secure online ADHD assessments for adults across the UK. These are conducted via encrypted video consultation and follow the same process and diagnostic criteria as our in-person assessments.

If your symptoms meet the criteria for ADHD based on DSM-5 guidelines, you will receive a formal diagnosis. This will be included in your written report, which can be used for workplace or academic accommodations and to inform ADHD treatment options.

Your written diagnostic report is typically delivered within 7 working days of your feedback appointment. In some complex cases, your clinician may request additional information or input from a Consultant Psychiatrist, which may extend the timeline slightly.

Medication is not included as part of the assessment itself. However, if a diagnosis is confirmed, you can book follow-up medication review appointments with your clinician to discuss appropriate treatment options, including prescriptions where suitable.

Check out more of our ADHD FAQs here.

If you think your child is showing ADHD symptoms, check out our ADHD assessment for children page for more information.