Psychiatry-UK

Key facts

Oldest fact above last checked 13 September 2026.

What the fee covers

Includes the assessment and written opinion or assessment letter and treatment plan. Additional fees may be invoiced after the assessment, for example for prescribing medication agreed at the assessment

source · checked 13 September 2026

The pathway they publish

Questions to ask them

1. 1. Is the report accepted by my GP, and by an employer or university if I need it?
2. 2. What happens if the assessment does not result in an ADHD diagnosis?
3. 3. Are questionnaires, informant interviews or extra tests charged separately?

Other published facts

Our note on this provider

Psychiatry-UK is the most fully documented of the nationally accessible adult ADHD routes in England, which is why it appears here first. It runs two distinct pathways that are easy to confuse: an NHS-funded Right to Choose referral made through your GP, and a self-pay private assessment you can book yourself. The published private fee covers the assessment and a written opinion, and prescribing costs after the assessment are invoiced separately, so the assessment fee is not the whole cost of the pathway. If medication is part of your plan, the titration model is published as eight to twelve weeks, ending with a review before care is handed back. It may suit adults who want a remote, consultant-led route and are comfortable managing appointments online. Before paying, ask what happens if your GP declines shared care, what the total cost looks like over the first twelve months including prescriptions, and what the current Right to Choose waiting position is, since that changes and we do not restate it here as a fact.

Our own commentary, kept separate from the facts · reviewed 23 September 2026.