ADHD assessment for children and young people
Understand your child's needs and find a clear way forward.
If attention, activity levels or impulsive behaviour are affecting everyday life, it can be difficult to know where to turn. We listen to your concerns, involve your child and explore what support may help.
Our private service offers ADHD assessment for children and young people aged 6–17.
- Assessment
- £895
The assessment includes a written clinical report, a summary for your GP and a feedback discussion about next steps.
Book directly or contact us first. The 60-second test is for adults, not children. NHS care shown here is the adult pathway.
- Who
- Ages 6–17
- Referral
- None needed — book or contact us
- Involves
- Your child, family and education
The young person first
Understanding your child as a person
Every young person brings their own strengths, interests and challenges. We look beyond a checklist to understand their experiences and how difficulties affect home life, learning and relationships.
The assessment brings together the young person's perspective, family history and relevant information from education or other settings. Your clinician will also consider whether other needs may help explain the difficulties.
What the fee covers
Your £895 assessment includes
- Review of suitability and relevant pre-assessment information.
- Developmental history and review of family and education information.
- Clinical assessment involving the young person and their parent or carer as appropriate.
- Explanation of the outcome and a written clinical report.
- A GP summary and recommendations that can be shared with education where appropriate.
- A feedback discussion and personalised next-step recommendations.
How it works
What the assessment involves
- 01
An initial suitability review
We start by understanding your concerns, your child's age, relevant health information and any existing assessments or support. We explain whether our service is appropriate before booking.
- 02
Information from home and education
We ask for developmental history and relevant questionnaires or reports. With appropriate permission, we seek information from school, college or another setting that knows your child. If your child is home educated, is not attending school or has limited school information, tell us — we will discuss what other information may help.
- 03
Time with the clinician
Your child is involved in a way that is appropriate to their age, communication needs and understanding. Parents or carers also have an opportunity to explain their observations and ask questions.
- 04
Feedback and a written report
We explain the assessment outcome and recommended next steps. The report can support discussions with your GP and education setting, with appropriate information sharing agreed as part of your care.
After assessment
Support after assessment
Recommendations are tailored to the young person's needs. They may include information about ADHD, strategies for everyday routines, support for parents or carers and adjustments in education.
We explain which support we provide directly and where another service may be more appropriate. Specialist therapy, formal parent-training programmes or additional assessments are not automatically included in an ADHD assessment fee.
Fees
Fees and appointments
This price applies to our private assessment service for ages 6–17.
- ADHD assessment and report
- £895
Optional additional services are not included. We explain any additional requirements before you commit.
Book directly or contact us first. The 60-second test is for adults, not children. NHS care shown here is the adult pathway.
Before you book, we provide written information covering:
- The assessment fee and what it includes.
- Appointment format and who should attend.
- Information required from family and education settings.
- The expected report process and timescale.
- Any additional charges.
- Booking, cancellation and refund terms.
Contact our team to check suitability and appointment availability.
What ages do you see?
Our children's service is for ages 6–17. Adults aged 18 and over can use our adult service. If your child is under six, speak to their GP about appropriate local support and assessment options.
Do we need a GP referral?
You can contact us directly about private assessment. We will explain the GP and health information we need before an appointment can be arranged.
Will you need information from school?
Information from education can help build a fuller picture. We will explain what is needed and how it can be shared. If school information is difficult to obtain, contact us before booking so we can discuss the next step.
Will my child be involved?
Yes. We want to understand their experiences as well as yours. We explain the appointment in an age-appropriate way and discuss any communication or accessibility needs beforehand.
Can we use the adult self-check for our child?
No. The adult self-check on this website is not a children's assessment tool. Contact our children's team instead.
Is this children's service NHS-funded?
This page describes our private, self-funded children’s service. The NHS Right to Choose service currently described on our website is for adults. Your GP can advise on local NHS pathways for children.
What happens as my child approaches adulthood?
Tell us if your child is approaching 18 so we can discuss continuity of care and any changes to their service or fees in advance.
Talk to us about your child
Book directly, or tell us your child's age and a brief outline of what you would like help with and we will explain suitability and appointments. Assessment £895.
Book directly or contact us first. The 60-second test is for adults, not children. NHS care shown here is the adult pathway.