I think I Might Have ADHD
You’re Not Alone - And You’re in the Right Place
Understanding Your ADHD Concerns - If you’re wondering whether ADHD could explain your experiences, you’re not alone. Many people reach this stage after noticing ongoing difficulties with focus, organisation, restlessness, or emotional regulation.
What happens next
STEP 1:
INITIAL SCREENING
A brief conversation to understand:
- Your current symptoms and challenges
- Attention, focus, and organisation difficulties
- Emotional and behavioural patterns
- Whether ADHD assessment is appropriate
STEP 2:
FULL ADHD ASSESSMENT (NURSE-LED)
A comprehensive, NICE-aligned assessment carried out by an ADHD Specialist Nurse, exploring:
- Developmental and behavioural history
- Current symptoms and impact on daily life
- Attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity traits
- Functional impact across work, education, and home life
STEP 3:
CONSULTANT DIAGNOSTIC DECISION
Our Consultant Psychiatrist reviews all assessment findings and:
- Considers full clinical history and evidence
- Applies diagnostic criteria
- Makes the final diagnostic decision
- Ensures clinical accuracy and safety
STEP 4:
FEEDBACK & REPORT
You receive:
- A clear explanation of the outcome
- A consultant-signed diagnostic report
- Guidance on what the results mean
- Next-step recommendations
STEP 5:
TREATMENT OPTIONS (IF ADHD IS DIAGNOSED)
If ADHD is diagnosed, we may discuss:
- Medication options and titration
- Psychological support and therapy referrals
- Occupational therapy for routines and structure
- Practical strategies for daily life
How we help
HOW WE SUPPORT YOU
- Nurse-led ADHD assessments
- Consultant diagnostic decision-making
- Medication titration and management
- Occupational therapy support
- ADHD reports for work, education, or adjustments
WHAT TO EXPECT
- A structured, step-by-step clinical pathway
- Clear communication at every stage
- A supportive and non-judgemental approach
- Evidence-based assessment and diagnosis
- Clear written reports and recommendations


