Get ADHD clarity + tailored support

 This is for you if

• You have experienced persistent difficulties for at least 6 months, including overthinking, overwhelm, and procrastination.

• At times it feels as though your brain is spiralling out of control and you cannot find the off switch.

• Sensory sensitivity (noise, lights etc) is significant for you.

• The impact is showing up in daily life, for example in parenting, career performance, or close relationships.

• You want a clear decision on ADHD vs anxiety vs high sensitivity, a plain-English report within 5 to 7 days, and a structured 3-month plan.

This is not for you if

• You need urgent or crisis support; please contact your GP, NHS 111, or 999.

• You are under 18, outside the UK, or seeking medication only or a guaranteed diagnosis.

• You want a quick questionnaire without a full clinical assessment, or a formal autism diagnostic assessment.

If support at work is part of what you need your assessment report can be used to apply for Access to Work, a UK government grant that does not need to be repaid.

Access To Work is for employees or self-employed individuals with a disability, health condition, or neurodivergence affecting them at work.

You do not need a formal ADHD diagnosis.

Decisions are based on how your difficulties affect your job, and your detailed clinical report and Neuro Sensitivity Profile provide strong evidence even if ADHD is not diagnosed.

Typical support includes specialist equipment or software, 1:1 mentors or coaching or support-worker/admin support time, help with travel to work, and practical adaptations for your workspace or home working.

Awards are needs-based up to the annual cap (currently £69,260) and are made case-by-case. It’s a grant, not a loan, and it won’t affect other benefits.

You can apply if you work in England, Scotland or Wales (Northern Ireland has a different system).

Self-employed applicants usually need a Unique Taxpayer Reference and a minimum turnover (currently £6,500).

Full details and can be found on the GOV.UK website

No. You can book directly without a GP referral. Many people are experiencing delays even getting a routine GP appointment, so this assessment lets you move forward now. Medication decisions remain with your GP or a psychiatrist.

Yes. A private assessment does not remove your right to NHS care.

Your plain-English report, NSP and tailored 3-month plan arrive in 5-7 working days.

You still get clarity and a plan. Your report provides a psychological formulation (e.g., anxiety, high sensitivity, trauma factors, sleep), your autism screening summary (screening only), and your Neuro Sensitivity Profile. You’ll receive a tailored 3-month plan for regulation, focus, sensory management, and environmental tweaks, plus signposting to suitable services. We can include a concise GP letter.

You can also use the report for Access to Work. A diagnosis isn’t required; the scheme looks at work impact. Your evidence can support adjustments such as specialist software/equipment, job-coaching or support-worker hours, travel help, and workplace or home-working adaptations. 

We do not prescribe. If appropriate, we provide a GP letter. Medication and shared-care are at your GP or psychiatrist’s discretion.