The same GMC/HCPC-registered clinician runs your assessment and explains your report — included in every fee.
A complete diagnostic report you own, suitable for your GP, employer, or educational institution.
A dedicated session after your report to talk through next steps, treatment options, or support.
Where applicable, a letter to support ongoing prescribing arrangements with your NHS GP.
Choose the format that works for you at no extra cost either way.
If we need to reschedule, there's never a charge to move your appointment.
Pay the full published fee at the time of booking. This is the fastest way to secure your appointment slot.
Split your fee over 3 monthly instalments with no added interest. Available at checkout for every assessment.
There are no single biological markers or blood tests that can signify or diagnose ADHD. The Ault ADHD assessment is a robust clinical process which combines a review of your medical history, interviews, behavioural questionnaires in order to determine how your symptoms affect your day to day life.
1. Current Struggles Our ADHD specialists will ask you open questions on your relationships, your work, your sleeping patterns amongst other relevant social patterns.
2. Comprehensive childhood history The symptoms associated with ADHD must be present before 12 years of age as ADHD is a neurodevelopment condition. Your practitioner wil methodically go through your childhood history. How you performed and what you struggled with.
The NICE standards state that a specialist referral should be made if a patient is presenting with symptoms of ADHD that were also present in childhood and are also causing functional difficulties.
• Finding it difficult to keep concentration or finish tasks or prioritise important tasks effectively
• Procrastination- Delaying tasks until close to deadlines or not completing them
• Feeling restless or the need to constantly be doing something
• Struggling at work, with relationships, in education or home life because of these sustained patterns.
• Acting impulsively- Making sudden major decisions without thinking through the consequences, interrupting others in conversations. Importantly, experiencing some of these difficulties does not necessarily mean that you have ADHD. A robust ADHD assessment will look at your developmental history, mental health, and physical health, and the impact it has on your overall functioning.
