Finding support · United Kingdom
UK ADHD assessment providers, checked fact by fact.
Every record here is built from what the provider and its regulator publish, each fact carrying its own source link and the date we checked it. No ratings, no scores, no paid placement — records are listed alphabetically.
What this means today
- Nothing here is a recommendation, and no provider can pay for a place or a position.
- We take no fee, commission or referral payment, and we never pass on your details.
- 2 further records are withheld until the missing facts are published and checked.
7 published provider records
- ADHD Treatment Centre
- Berkeley Psychiatrists
- Clinical Partners
- MyPace
- ProblemShared
- Psychiatry-UK
- The ADHD Centre
01 — Reviewed instead
The routes and support we can stand behind.
How to get an ADHD assessment in the UK
The three routes — NHS referral, Right to Choose in England, and private self-referral — and what each one asks of you.
How Right to Choose works
The NHS-funded route to an independent provider in England, step by step, including what to ask your GP for.
ADHD medication in the UK
Titration, prescribing and shared care with your GP — what happens after an assessment, and who does what.
ADHD at work and reasonable adjustments
Adjustments, disclosure and Access to Work: support you can pursue without paying a private provider.
What ADHD coaching is (and is not)
What coaching does, how it differs from therapy, how to judge a coach, and how the evidence for it is limited.
02 — How we judge things
What gets a provider onto this page.
A record appears only when every required fact — fee and what it covers, ages served, how the assessment is delivered, titration and shared care — is published by the provider or its regulator, checked by a person, and still within its review date. Anything not published stays marked unknown.