
Children & Young People
Family-centred ADHD and Autism assessments for children, with play-based activities, parent interviews and school liaison.
Learn moreWe are a NHS Right to Choose Provider for Autism & ADHD Assessments
Private assessments, NHS Right to Choose referrals and a nationwide multidisciplinary team — delivering clarity, dignity and lifelong support.
An in-depth exploration of attention, focus, executive functioning, strengths, and support needs.
An in-depth exploration of social communication, sensory processing, thinking styles, strengths, and support needs.
Access our service through your GP under the NHS Right to Choose scheme — with no private fees.
Tailored to your needs.
Private referrals offer the fastest, most flexible route. NHS Right to Choose provides an NHS-funded alternative through your GP.
Direct access, faster timelines and ongoing post-diagnosis support.
Access our service through your GP under the NHS Right to Choose scheme — with no private fees.
Learn about our thorough diagnostic process, experienced clinical team, ongoing support, and the values that underpin every assessment.
We provide comprehensive multidisciplinary Autism and ADHD assessments that follow NICE guidelines, NHS standards, and evidence-based best practice.
Our assessments combine validated diagnostic tools, clinical expertise, and modern technologies to build a detailed understanding of each individual. We look beyond observable traits alone, giving equal importance to lived experience, developmental history, strengths, challenges, and day-to-day functioning.
This thorough and person-centred approach enables us to make well-informed diagnostic decisions while recognising the unique profile of every individual.
Our reports are clear, comprehensive, and practical. They explain our clinical findings, identify strengths and support needs, and provide personalised recommendations for home, education, work, and everyday life.
Our multidisciplinary team brings together highly experienced professionals with expertise across autism, ADHD, and co-occurring neurodevelopmental differences.
Clinical leadership is provided by a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Speech and Language Therapists with more than 50 years of combined experience supporting neurodivergent individuals and families. Our leadership team also includes people with lived experience of neurodiversity, helping to ensure our services remain informed by both clinical expertise and real-world understanding.
Our team includes Consultant Psychiatrists, Consultant Paediatricians, Clinical Psychologists, Educational Psychologists, Counselling Psychologists, Psychotherapists, Speech and Language Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Mental Health Nurses, Paediatric Nurses, Specialist Teachers, and Neurodevelopmental Practitioners.
We are committed to continuous professional development and ongoing collaboration with the neurodivergent community, ensuring our practice remains current, evidence-based, and informed by lived experience.
We recognise that every neurodivergent person has a unique profile of strengths, differences, challenges, and support needs.
Our neurodiversity-affirming approach focuses on understanding the whole person rather than simply identifying diagnostic criteria. Through comprehensive assessment, we explore patterns of thinking, communication, sensory processing, learning, attention, and everyday functioning to develop a meaningful understanding of each individual.
We value authenticity, autonomy, self-understanding, and informed choice. Our goal is not to change who someone is, but to help them better understand themselves, access appropriate support, and thrive in environments where they can succeed.
Assessment is often the beginning of a person's journey, not the end.
We provide a comprehensive pathway of care that extends beyond diagnosis. Alongside assessment, we offer support planning, coaching, therapeutic interventions, and medication services where appropriate.
Whether you are seeking greater self-understanding, practical strategies, workplace or educational support, or clinical treatment, our team can guide and support you at every stage of your journey.
We are an NHS Right to Choose provider for Autism and ADHD assessments. This means eligible patients in England can be referred to us by their GP and receive their assessment fully funded by the NHS.
Being awarded NHS contracts requires providers to meet rigorous standards of quality, governance, and clinical care. We are proud to support the NHS principle of providing healthcare based on clinical need, not ability to pay, helping more people access timely neurodevelopmental assessments and support.
We are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the independent regulator of health and social care services in England.
Our registration demonstrates our commitment to delivering services that are safe, effective, caring, responsive, and well-led. We adhere to the CQC Fundamental Standards, providing reassurance that our care meets nationally recognised quality requirements.
Six clear steps from first enquiry through to assessment, diagnosis, and tailored support.
Multidisciplinary clinicians delivering ADHD and Autism assessments and ongoing support across the UK.

Family-centred ADHD and Autism assessments for children, with play-based activities, parent interviews and school liaison.
Learn moreSensitive assessments for teenagers — exploring strengths, sensory needs and the practical realities of school and friendships.
Learn more
Compassionate, neuroaffirming assessments for adults seeking clarity, workplace adjustments and lifelong support.
Learn more
Learn about our thorough diagnostic process, experienced clinical team, ongoing support, and the values that underpin every assessment.
Multidisciplinary team of experienced neurodevelopmental professionals.
Remote and in-person appointments across the UK.
Strength-based, identity-respecting and free of stigma.
Written to NICE standards, accepted by GPs, schools and employers.
Most private assessments completed within weeks, not months.
This screening tool can tell you if your child may be showing signs of autism. The ASQ-Child is a tool used for children aged 4–11 years and can tell you, if your child may benefit from a full diagnostic assessment.
Autism 4–11This screening tool can tell you if your older child may be showing signs of autism. The AQ-Adolescent is a tool used for teenagers aged 12–15 years and can tell you, if your teenager may benefit from a full diagnostic assessment.
Autism 12–15The AQ is a widely used tool to help identify potential traits for autism. This version is suitable for anyone aged 16 years and older. This is not a diagnostic assessment, but it can tell you whether you may benefit from a full diagnostic assessment.
Autism 16+This brief screening questionnaire is not a diagnostic assessment, but it can tell you whether your child may be showing clinical signs of ADHD and may benefit from a full diagnostic assessment.
Child ADHDThis brief screening questionnaire is not a diagnostic assessment, but it can tell you whether you may be showing clinical signs of ADHD and may benefit from a full diagnostic assessment.
Adult ADHDCheck out our RESOURCES page to download useful information about the assessment process and support services you can access immediately.
"Finally being assessed at 38 changed everything. The team made me feel seen — not pathologised."
Browse the most common questions about our autism and ADHD assessments, timelines, costs and ongoing support.