A comprehensive, evidence-based assessment process — carried out by a BABCP accredited therapist and NMC registered mental health nurse — that leads to a clear diagnosis and a practical outcome you can act on.
An ADHD Assessment is a comprehensive, evidence-based evaluation of attention, focus and organisational difficulties — looking not just at how you present today, but at how these patterns have shown up across your life, from childhood onward.
Every assessment is carried out personally by Arlene Alexander-Price — an NMC registered mental health nurse since 2004 and a BABCP accredited therapist of close to two decades' standing — combining structured clinical interview with validated rating scales for a defensible diagnostic outcome.
Duration
Extended Assessment Session
Format
In Person or Virtual
Age Range
13 Years & Above
Fee
Confirmed at Booking
Every fee is confirmed before your first appointment, with no hidden costs at any stage.
Four core elements, carried out with the same rigour every time.
A detailed clinical interview using recognised diagnostic frameworks to assess ADHD presentation.
Validated questionnaires completed by you — and, where relevant, others who know you well.
A full review of how attention, focus and organisation have shown up across your life, from childhood onward.
A clear outcome and practical recommendations, including guidance on prescribing where appropriate.
Six steps, from first enquiry to a clear diagnostic outcome and, where appropriate, prescribing support — each one designed to keep things simple and transparent.
From your first message through to your written report and onward planning, every step is carried out personally, with the same care and clinical rigour throughout.
Scroll to explore the full process, step by step.
Self-refer using the consultation form, or ask your GP to refer you. Either route is welcome.
We'll confirm the fee, format — in-person or virtual — and a time that works for you.
Rating scales sent ahead of time, so your assessment can go straight into what matters most.
A thorough, unhurried clinical interview exploring your developmental and functional history in full.
A written report with a clear diagnosis and practical, personalised recommendations.
Where appropriate, we'll connect your diagnosis to the right prescribing facilitation pathway.
