


Adults
Typically our assessments follow a predictable format as described below for Adults.
However, we understand that everybody is different, and we are always happy to discuss modifications to the process if needed.
Initial Discovery Session



What is it?
Consultation with our Consultant Clinical Psychologist to explore your background and to ascertain whether further assessment would be useful. Screening questionnaires are also completed as part of this process.
How long is it?
90 minutes- either online or in clinic depending on your preference
What does it cost?
£200
What is provided?
A written summary of the discussion and agreed next steps
Assessment



ADHD Assessment
Who leads this?
Clinical Psychologist
What does this cost?
£1200

Inclusions:
Questionnaires
Completed by you, someone who knows you well currently, and/ or someone who knew you well during childhood where possible.
Clinical Review
Of previous relevant health records / school reports / work feedback
Clinical Interview
To further explore your life experiences in a supportive, structured way
(typically around 2-3 hours; online or in clinic depending on your preference)
QbCheck (computer based task assessing core features of ADHD)
Typically 1 hour at our clinic in Ellington

Autism Assessment
Who leads this?
Led by a Clinical Psychologist, with involvement of a Speech & Language Therapist or Occupational Therapist, where clinically useful
What does this cost?
£1500

Inclusions:
Questionnaires
Completed by you, someone who knows you well currently, and/ or someone who knew you well during childhood where possible.
Clinical Review
Of previous relevant health records / school reports / work feedback
Clinical Interview
To further explore your life experiences in a supportive, structured way
(typically two 2-hour sessions, with at least one in clinic where possible)
Informant Interview
A chat with someone who knows you well to gather information from an additional perspective (typically online or by phone)
Discussion
With multidisciplinary team, when required

Combined Autism & ADHD Assessment
Who leads this?
Led by a Clinical Psychologist, with involvement of a Speech & Language Therapist or Occupational Therapist where clinically useful
What does this cost?
£2300

Inclusions
Questionnaires
Completed by you, someone who knows you well currently, and/ or someone who knew you well during childhood where possible.
Clinical Review
Of previous relevant health records / school reports / work feedback
Clinical Interviews
To further explore your life experiences in a supportive, structured way
(typically three 2-3 hour sessions, with at least one in clinic where possible)
QbCheck (computer based task assessing core features of ADHD)
Typically 1 hour at our clinic in Ellington
Informant Interview
A chat with someone who knows you well to gather information from an additional perspective (typically online or by phone)
Discussion
With multidisciplinary team, when required
To find out more about the guidelines and tools that we use click here.
Please note that we are a Psychology led service.
As such, we are able to diagnose ADHD and to make recommendations regarding environmental strategies and approaches that can be helpful to manage day to day life.
However, we are not able to prescribe medication. If a diagnosis of ADHD is confirmed and you would like to consider medication alongside other approaches, we can signpost you to appropriate services.
Feedback & Report

What is it?
Feedback session in which the clinical rationale for the diagnostic outcome is shared, and recommendations made regarding next steps.
How long is it?
Approximately 60 minutes, either online or face-to-face, depending on preference
What is provided?
Comprehensive report outlining assessment process, evidence for diagnostic decision and recommendations regarding next steps.

Post Diagnostic Support



For further information on post diagnostic support options if a diagnosis is confirmed, click here.
