CHILD ADHD
Understanding Your Child Through ADHD Assessment
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental condition that affects a child’s attention, impulsivity, and activity levels. Left unrecognized, it can interfere with learning, social relationships, self-esteem, and daily routines. Early recognition and intervention make a major difference: with timely assessment and tailored supports, children gain tools to manage symptoms, build strengths, and reach their potential.
Psych2Gether offers comprehensive, family-centred ADHD diagnostic assessments aligned with NHS and NICE guidelines, providing medication and psychological treatment, guidance, and support for your child, family, and teachers.
Why Consider an ADHD Assessment for Your Child?
- Understand your child’s attention span, focus, and behavioural patterns
- Identify challenges with impulse control and hyperactivity
- Access early intervention services and special educational support
- Develop personalised strategies to improve learning, behaviour, and emotional regulation
- Build a network of professional support for your child’s ongoing development.
Common Signs of ADHD in Children
ADHD can vary across childhood and between boys and girls, influencing how it’s recognized and diagnosed; this variability can affect school performance, social relationships, and emotional well-being, so early professional evaluation and ongoing support are important.
- Difficulty focusing or sustaining attention on tasks and activities.
- Trouble following through on instructions and finishing schoolwork or chores.
- Impulsivity—interrupting others, blurting out answers, or acting without thinking.
- Restlessness or an inability to sit still in calm settings.
- Frequent fidgeting, excessive talking, or running/climbing at inappropriate times.
- Easy distractibility by noises, movement, or internal thoughts.
- Frequent forgetfulness (homework, belongings, appointments).
- Chronic disorganization and difficulty managing materials or time.
- Poor time management, underestimating how long tasks take, and chronic lateness.
- Inconsistent academic performance—doing well one day and poorly the next.
- Inattentive presentations or in many girls: quiet daydreaming, slow work pace, and being overlooked by teachers.
If you suspect your child may have ADHD, the SNAPIV is a validated screening tool to be completed by parents or teachers to help identify possible symptoms for further evaluation by an expert clinician.
Why Choose Us
Understanding Adult ADHD: Navigate Life with Focus and Confidence
Adult Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that can significantly impact focus, time management, decision-making, and emotional regulation.
While ADHD is often identified in childhood, many individuals only discover they have it later in life, when professional, academic, or personal demands highlight the challenges. We provide comprehensive Adult ADHD assessments to help you gain clarity, unlock your strengths, and develop strategies for success.
Why Get an ADHD Assessment?
- Understand the root cause of your challenges
- Access the right treatment and coping strategies
- Improve productivity and decision-making
- Enhance relationships and daily functioning
Signs You May Have Adult ADHD
- Persistent difficulty focusing or completing tasks
- Chronic disorganization and forgetfulness
- Struggles with time management and meeting deadlines
- Impulsivity in conversations or decision-making
Our Child ADHD Assessment Process
We follow NHS and NICE guidance, but we treat every child and family as unique. Our welcoming clinicians use trusted assessment tools alongside warm, straightforward conversations so you feel heard and understand the next steps. You’ll get a clear, personalised plan and practical follow‑through—hands‑on advice, easy‑to‑use resources and school liaison—to help parents and teachers support your child confidently at home and in class.
Step 1 — Free 15‑minute consultation
Begin with a complimentary, no‑obligation 15‑minute phone or video call with one of our clinicians. During this call we’ll listen to your concerns, gather a brief developmental and medical history, and clarify the behaviours or learning differences you’ve noticed. We’ll explain the assessment pathway, answer your questions about timing and cost, and help you decide the best next steps for your child.
Step 2 — Pre‑assessment questionnaires and information gathering
Before the diagnostic appointment we send scientifically validated questionnaires for parents and, where possible, teachers or other caregivers. These tools measure attention, hyperactivity, impulsivity, and emotional or executive‑function difficulties across home, school and social settings. We also review any previous reports (e.g., school assessments,education plans, or medical records) to build a complete picture of your child’s strengths and challenges.
Step 3 — Comprehensive diagnostic assessment
The core assessment is a one‑to‑one video consultation with an experienced consultant psychiatrist, attended by the parent and child. The clinician conducts a structured clinical interview, observes behaviour during the session, and integrates questionnaire results and collateral information. You’ll receive clear feedback at the end of the consultation and have time for questions. If a diagnosis is reached, the clinician will discuss evidence‑based treatment options and collaboratively design a personalised plan that may include medication, psychological therapies, educational strategies, or a combination.
Step 4 — Confidential diagnostic report
Within two weeks we provide a detailed, confidential report summarising the assessment process, clinical findings, questionnaire scores, diagnosis (if any), and practical recommendations. The report is written in parent‑friendly language and includes suggestions for school support, behavioural strategies, and referrals where appropriate. With your consent, we send a copy to your GP to support coordinated care.
Step 5 — Post‑diagnostic management and ongoing support
Following diagnosis we offer a free 15‑minute follow‑up with a senior clinician to review how things are progressing and answer further questions. We coordinate ongoing care including initiation and monitoring by a specialist when required, referrals for psychological therapy or coaching, and regular medication or progress reviews. We can also provide resources and training for parents and liaise with schools to implement recommended adjustments and support plans.
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FAQs
We provide child ADHD assessments, diagnostic reports, medication management, psychological therapy referrals, coaching, and school‑liaison support.
A free 15‑minute consultation, pre‑assessment questionnaires (parents/teachers), a one‑to‑one video diagnostic assessment with a consultant psychiatrist, a confidential written report, and post‑diagnostic follow‑up and support.
Yes. Our assessments follow NHS and NICE guidance and use validated questionnaires and best‑practice approaches.
We assess children from age of 6 years onwards.
Yes—boys often present with more hyperactivity and externalizing behaviour; girls more commonly show inattentive symptoms, which can be under-recognized.
Typical timelines: initial consultation (15 minutes), questionnaires sent immediately, diagnostic appointment within a few weeks depending on availability, and a confidential report provided within two weeks after assessment.
Book online via our website or call/email us to arrange a free 15‑minute consultation.
Basic medical and developmental history, completed parent and (if possible) teacher questionnaires, and any previous school or medical reports you’d like us to review.
With your consent we send the confidential report to your GP. We can provide documentation for schools and support school‑liaison on request.
Medication is offered only when clinically appropriate. If prescribed, a specialist will discuss options, initiate treatment, and provide monitoring and reviews.
Yes. We provide practical strategies, written resources, coaching referrals, and help liaising with schools to implement recommendations consistently.
All information is treated confidentially in line with data‑protection regulations. We only share reports with others if you give consent or if there is a safeguarding concern.
We offer a free follow‑up with a senior clinician, coordinate medication initiation and reviews if needed, refer to psychological therapies or coaching, and support ongoing school and family planning.
We operate as a private service. Contact us if you need a report for NHS or school processes—we can work with both.
Fees vary by service. Please contact us or check our booking page for current pricing and what is included.
If there is an immediate safety concern, contact emergency services or your local crisis team. For urgent clinical advice, contact your GP or our service during office hours.
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