Private ADHD assessments for adults, from the comfort of home.
Not sure whether a full assessment is the right next step? Start with our free, confidential online check.
How it works
A simple first step to help you decide what, if anything, to do next.
Take the free check
Answer a short set of questions online. It's quick, private, and there's nothing to pay.
See your result
We show your result straight away and explain what it does and doesn't mean.
Decide your next step
If it looks worthwhile, you can choose to book a full private assessment. The choice is entirely yours.
Confidential by design
Your answers are handled in line with UK GDPR and never shared or sold to third parties.
Led by experienced clinicians
Assessments are carried out by experienced practitioners following recognised clinical guidance.
Fully online
Everything happens remotely, from the first check to your appointment — no travel, no waiting room.
What the check is — and what it isn't
The free check is a short questionnaire about attention, focus and related everyday experiences. It's a simple screening step, not a diagnosis.
A result suggesting you might benefit from further review doesn't mean you have ADHD, and a lower result doesn't rule it out. Only a full clinical assessment can explore that properly. The check is simply a helpful, no-cost way to decide whether taking that step is right for you.
Ready to take the first step?
The free check takes around three minutes. There's no cost, no obligation, and your answers stay confidential.
Start the free checkIf you'd rather talk to someone first, you can contact our team.
Support is available to everyone
These free services are here for anyone, whether or not you take the check or book with us.
Samaritans
Round-the-clock emotional support if you're struggling to cope.
Call 116 123 · free, any time
NHS 111
Urgent but non-emergency medical help and advice.
Call 111 or visit 111.nhs.uk
Mind
Information and support for your mental health.
mind.org.uk
ADHD UK
Information and community support around ADHD.
adhduk.co.uk
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999.