ADHD Assessments

Private ADHD Assessments

Are you struggling to access an ADHD diagnosis through the NHS? Long waiting lists mean many people are left without the support they need for years. At Acti-Mind Neurodiverse CIC, we offer a private ADHD assessment service delivered by our highly experienced NHS Consultant Nurse, providing a fast, professional, and evidence-based pathway to diagnosis.

 

Our aim is to make the assessment process accessible, stress-free, and supportive from start to finish.

What the Assessment Includes

All assessments follow national clinical guidelines and are recognised by GPs, employers, universities, and other services.

Full clinical ADHD assessment

Review of medical history

Discussion of symptoms and functional impact

Diagnosis (if criteria are met)

Written Diagnostic Report

Guidance on next steps after diagnosis

How the Process Works

1

Complete the Referral Form

Start by filling in our secure online pre-assessment questionnaires. This gathers the essential information the Consultant Nurse needs ahead of your assessment.

2

Pay Your £150 Deposit

A £150 non-refundable deposit is required to secure your appointment. This is deducted from the total assessment fee.

  • Total assessment cost: £650
  • Fast-Track Diagnostic Assessment £850
  • Deposit required: £150
  • Balance (£500 / £700) is paid on the day of your assessment

Once your deposit is received, we will contact you to book your appointment date and time.

3

Attend Your Assessment

Assessments can be conducted online via secure video consultation, depending on availability and your preference.

During your appointment, the Consultant Nurse will carry out a full ADHD evaluation, answer your questions, and ensure you feel safe, understood, and supported

Why Choose Us?

FAQs

You can self-refer directly. The process includes questionnaires and a detailed clinical history before your appointment. You do not need a letter from your GP to get a private ADHD assessment.

No. For a private assessment, you can book directly with us. You do not need a letter from your doctor to get started, which helps avoid any unnecessary delays.

The Diagnostic Assessment is a one-time fee of £650. We also offer a Fast-Track Diagnostic Assessment (guaranteed within 7 working days) for £850.

A structured clinical conversation explores symptoms, childhood history, and current functioning, supported by evidence-based tools and clinical judgement.

Our assessments are designed to be thorough yet efficient. The clinical appointment typically lasts around 150 minutes, and we aim to schedule your assessment session within 1-2 weeks of booking.

Yes, all assessments are delivered via secure video consultation. This allows you to attend your appointment from the comfort of your own home, anywhere in the UK.

Your assessment will be conducted by an experienced clinician registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). All our clinicians have specialist training in ADHD diagnosis.

A child ADHD assessment involves more than one stage. This typically includes a structured clinical conversation with a parent or carer covering developmental history, behaviour and education, a conversation with the young person where age and circumstances allow, and review of school information and age-appropriate rating scales. The clinician will consider all likely explanations for the difficulties, not only ADHD. A written report with recommendations is provided following the assessment.

Many people seek assessment because they notice long-standing patterns affecting their daily life. A professional assessment helps clarify whether ADHD or another condition is contributing to these challenges and provides a clear path forward.

Yes. We adhere to strict confidentiality protocols in accordance with UK GDPR and NHS standards.

Your records are stored securely using Semble and Heidi Health, both of which are ISO 27001 certified and compliant with UK GDPR.

No. Acti-Mind Neurodiverse CIC is not an emergency or crisis service.

Call NHS 111 for urgent concerns that are not life-threatening

Call 999 or 112 for life-threatening emergencies

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