PRIVATE SERVICES | ADHD | CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE

When your child is struggling, understanding why matters.

You know your child better than anyone.

Maybe concentrating at school feels difficult. Perhaps emotions can become overwhelming, sitting still feels almost impossible, or everyday routines seem to require far more effort than you’d expect.

Or your child may be coping well on the surface while working incredibly hard underneath it.

ADHD can present in many different ways. Our specialist clinicians can help you understand what’s happening and explore whether an ADHD assessment could provide some of the answers you’re looking for.

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It's not simply about concentration.

ADHD can affect attention, impulsivity, activity levels, organisation and emotional regulation — but every child experiences it differently.

Some children struggle with focus and completing tasks. Others may seem constantly on the go. Some become overwhelmed easily, while quieter signs can be much harder to spot.

Understanding the bigger picture can help make sense of your child’s experiences at home, at school and in everyday life.

Understanding your child's whole picture.

Our approach brings together information about your child’s development, experiences and day-to-day life to build a rounded understanding of their needs.

Initial conversation

We can talk through what you’ve noticed and help you understand whether exploring an assessment could be appropriate.

Information gathering

Where appropriate, information from parents, carers, school and others who know your child can help us understand their experiences across different settings.

Specialist ADHD assessment

Experienced clinicians explore your child’s development, strengths, difficulties and experiences as part of a comprehensive assessment.

Clear clinical outcome

We’ll explain the outcome in straightforward language and give you the opportunity to ask questions.

Recommendations & next steps

Where appropriate, we’ll help you understand what the findings mean and the support or next steps that may be helpful for your child.

Three things make us different.

Your child is more than their symptoms.

We look at the whole child — their personality, experiences, strengths and challenges — rather than reducing them to a list of behaviours.

Families are part of the process.

You know your child. We listen to your experiences and make sure you understand what’s happening throughout.

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Understanding comes with a next step.

If an assessment identifies ADHD, we’ll help you understand what that means and what appropriate support could look like.

Start with what you've noticed.

You don’t need to know whether your child has ADHD before speaking to us. That’s what the assessment process is there to explore.

Tell us a little about your child and what has led you to seek support, and a member of our team will be in touch.

Fast responses | Appointments within days, not weeks | Flexible payment options | No obligation

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