Certified Experts for Accurate ADHD Assessment for Adults
Who Benefits from an Adult ADHD Assessment
If hyperactivity, impulsivity or inattention are affecting your day-to-day life, you should consider an adult ADHD assessment to gain clarity and proper support.
Usual ADHD symptoms to look out for:
- Difficulty paying attention to details.
- Being forgetful and misplacing things.
- Occasional restlessness and fidgeting.
- Chronic procrastination and disorganisation.
- Interrupting others and talking over them.
- Going for immediate gratification over long-term rewards.
- Time management issues that cause delays.
- Inability to wait for things.
- Trouble finishing projects when exciting bits are over.
What to Expect After the ADHD Assessment
An adult ADHD assessment UK can give you a more objective look at the symptoms and help you understand that there is a neurological basis for them.
| Before ADHD Assessment | After ADHD Assessment |
|---|---|
| Might blame yourself for being “lazy” or “inattentive”. | Relief in knowing that these are symptoms of ADHD and not a personal flaw. |
| Might struggle with internal identity because you don’t understand why you are “different.” | Understanding why you are “different” helps with self-acceptance and relief. |
| Might be struggling with completing assigned tasks. | You can plan days to accommodate symptoms and function more efficiently. |
| Might feel overwhelmed because you used traditional organisational methods. | You can opt for methods that work with your brain, not against it, for realistic expectations. |
| Might be stuck in a cycle of failed self-improvement attempts. | You have a clear pathway to betterment, whether that be through therapy, medication, or some other method. |
Why ADHD Certify.
Certified Clinicians with over 30 years of experience.
Online Private Assessments, so you skip the wait time and hassle of the NHS.
Comprehensive Assessment Report with Clear Diagnosis and a Treatment Plan.
Supporting letters are added to the report that you can share with your employer.
No Referrals Needed for Our Convenient and Private Online Assessments.
Affordable and Transparent Pricing Structure – interest-free payment options and plans available.
How It Works
Book Your Assessment
A Self-Assessment Questionnaire
This questionnaire helps your ADHD specialist better understand you and your symptoms – for a more accurate ADHD diagnosis and treatment plan.
The ADHD Assessment
The assessment is a 90-minute online video ADHD assessment with your personal Clinician. You can consider it a relaxed, non-judgmental discussion with your clinician about symptoms, medical history, and complaints. The assessment will also include counselling on the various treatment options used to manage ADHD.
Your Assessment Report
The report will detail:
- Diagnostic outcome – this will tell you if you have been diagnosed with ADHD and what type of ADHD it is.
- An explanation of the diagnosis findings.
- Proposed treatment plan and options.
- Information Pack on how to move forward with your treatment plan.
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How Much Does it Cost?
For adults, the ADHD Assessment is £495.
We’ve kept the pricing as low as possible so it’s accessible to everyone who needs it.
Interest-Free Instalment Option
If you choose to, you can use Klarna to pay for the ADHD Assessment in 3 interest-free instalments.
FAQs
Booking and the initial questionnaire should take minutes. While the actual assessment is a 90-minute discussion, followed by a complete assessment report (emailed within 10 working days).
