Who can enquire about a private ADHD assessment?
Adults can enquire directly for themselves. A parent or legal guardian can enquire for a child or young person. We also welcome appropriate professional referrals with the person's consent.
What to expect
A careful, person-centred process
ADHD can present differently across ages and circumstances. The clinical team considers the information available, asks questions that fit the individual and explains what is needed for a complete assessment.
Questionnaires or information from another person may be useful in some pathways. They support, rather than replace, clinical judgement and do not determine a diagnosis on their own.
Your assessment may include
- A clinician-led discussion of current difficulties and relevant history
- Standardised information gathered where clinically appropriate
- Consideration of information from people who know you or your child well, where helpful and consented to
- A clear explanation of the assessment outcome and next steps
- A written report following the completed assessment pathway
Common questions
Before you enquire
Do I need a GP referral?
No. You can contact NeuroPath directly to discuss a private assessment. A GP or other professional can also refer with the appropriate consent.
What happens after I make an enquiry?
Our team will discuss the right pathway, the information needed before an appointment and the available options. An assessment is not booked or represented as a diagnosis until the clinical process is complete.