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Adult ADHD assessment

The process starts with a free telephone consultation where we decide whether proceeding with a full assessment is appropriate.
 

If we do decide to proceed, I will send you a questionnaire to fill out before we meet for your full assessment. For additional information, I will also ask someone who knows you well to complete a questionnaire, if this possible.


A full assessment is usually conducted via video link on MS Teams, although other arrangements can be made. The full assessment usually takes around 1.5 hours. We will discuss your abilities and difficulties functioning in daily life, as well as your childhood.

You are welcome to have someone with you during your assessment. Often, a companion who knows you well can provide useful insight during the assessment process. If you become upset or overwhelmed, we can take a break or reschedule.
 

After I have all the information I need, I will generate a comprehensive report including recommendations of the support that should be provided to you and guidance on strategies for managing your condition.
 

Please note, that Benefits Agencies or Local Authorities may not recognise a private diagnosis of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder  (ADHD). Please check beforehand if a private assessment is acceptable for the purposes required.
 

For further information, including how I meet guidance set out by The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), please contact me directly.

What to expect from a ADHD assessment

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Assessment process

Signs of possible ADHD in adults

  • Difficulties concentrating on all but the most interesting or motivating things

  • Constantly losing or forgetting things

  • Inability to maintain employment or relationships

  • Difficulty organizing self without support 

  • Problems following instructions and listening

Signs of ADHD
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