The ADHD Centre

Key facts

Oldest fact above last checked 13 September 2026.

What the fee covers

A detailed report outlining the full diagnostic assessment

source · checked 13 September 2026

The pathway they publish

Questions to ask them

1. 1. Do you prescribe and titrate medication, and what does titration cost?
2. 2. Will you write to my GP about shared care, and what happens if the GP declines?
3. 3. After diagnosis, who holds the prescription and how often are reviews?

Other published facts

Our note on this provider

The ADHD Centre is one of the longer-established private providers and publishes separate adult and child pricing, which is genuinely useful: many providers only quote adult fees, leaving parents to ask. Adult online assessment and child or adolescent assessment are priced differently, and in-person child appointments cost more than online ones, so the format you choose changes the fee materially. Assessments are described as being carried out by a GMC-registered consultant psychiatrist, with a detailed diagnostic report included. It may suit families who want a named psychiatrist and a written report, or adults who prefer a provider with a long track record over a newer online service. What is not published clearly enough on the pages we checked is what happens after diagnosis: whether medication titration is included, how follow-up is structured, and whether the service supports a shared-care transfer to your GP. Those are the questions that determine your ongoing cost, so ask them before booking rather than after.

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