ADHD Assessment
and Diagnosis

Virtual ADHD assessments for adults aged 18–65 and young people aged 7–17 across the UK.

Appointments are held online.

Bringing Minds Into Sync

Start with an assessment enquiry. No payment commitment.

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Clear information. One step at a time.

Find the care you need

ADHD assessment

Explore your experiences in a 90-minute appointment, with a written report and discussion of findings.

Adults · ages 18–65 · £850

Young people · ages 7–17 · £950

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Written assessment report

Receive a written report explaining your assessment findings.

The report is included in your assessment fee.

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Discussion of findings

Discuss your findings with your clinician.

Your clinician explains whether any further information is needed.

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You receive a report and discussion of findings whether or not ADHD is diagnosed. Further information or assessment may be needed. Assessment does not guarantee an ADHD diagnosis.

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Your next steps, made clear

Request an assessment

Send a brief enquiry. We check whether our service is suitable and explain any information needed. An enquiry does not commit you to payment.

Confirm your booking

If suitable, we offer a virtual appointment and explain the price and terms. Your booking is confirmed after payment is received and agreed arrangements are confirmed in writing.

Assessment and next steps

Your clinician considers your history and daily functioning. We discuss findings and explain any next steps.

Request an Assessment

Read the complete assessment pathway

Step 1: Request an Assessment

Complete our assessment enquiry form or email info@adhdinsync.co.uk. You can enquire for yourself or a young person aged 7–17.

We check whether our service is suitable for your needs and explain any further information required. Please do not send medical reports or identity documents through the general enquiry form; we will explain how to provide them securely.

Step 2: Arrange and Confirm Your Booking

If our service is suitable, we offer an available virtual appointment and explain the price, what is included and the booking terms.

If you decide to proceed, we provide payment instructions. Your appointment is confirmed once payment has been received and we have confirmed the agreed appointment arrangements in writing. We then send confirmation and explain how to complete your preparation forms.

Step 3: Assessment and Next Steps

Your clinician explores your history, symptoms, daily functioning and supporting information. You receive a written report and a discussion of the findings, whether or not ADHD is diagnosed.

Your clinician discusses the findings and explains any next steps.

Submitting an enquiry does not confirm an appointment or commit you to payment.

Care that considers the whole picture

Your experiences, preferences and health needs guide our clinical decisions.

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Your experiences matter

We consider your history, daily functioning and supporting information.

Clear choices

Understand your assessment process and fees before you decide.

Thoughtful preparation

We explain the records, health readings and further checks needed for safe care.

Complex health needs or existing specialist care? Read about suitability →

Clear prices. Informed choices.

Adult assessment £850 · Young person’s assessment £950.

Each assessment fee includes a written report and discussion of findings.

Your questions, answered

Can I request an assessment now?

Yes. Send an enquiry using the form below. We check suitability, offer an appointment and explain prices and booking terms. Your appointment is confirmed after payment is received and the agreed arrangements are confirmed in writing.

Already diagnosed by another provider?

Contact us before booking. We review your diagnostic report and supporting information to decide whether we can support your care. Further information, a clinical review or reassessment may be needed. Overseas diagnoses are reviewed individually; reassessment is not automatic solely because the diagnosis was made outside the UK.

There is no separate charge for the initial document review. We explain further assessment and prices before you decide. Please do not send reports or identity documents through the general enquiry form.

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Who are the appointments for?

Our UK-wide virtual service provides ADHD assessment and diagnosis for young people aged 7–17 and adults aged 18–65. We review suitability before booking.

How is ADHD assessed?

Your clinician explores your history, symptoms, daily functioning, relevant supporting information and other possible explanations. Questionnaires support assessment; they cannot establish a diagnosis alone. Further information or assessment may be needed.

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Where can I find reliable ADHD information?

Our Resources page links to NHS information for adults, young people and families, plus NICE assessment guidance.

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Request an Assessment or Contact ADHDinSYNC

Use the form below to request an assessment or ask a question.

Tell us how we can help. Briefly describe your question or the assessment you are interested in. Please leave detailed medical information and identity documents out of this form.

Already under specialist care? We consider each case individually. Before assessment, we review relevant health information and may need advice from your existing care team, with your consent where required. We explain how to provide records securely; please do not upload or describe them in detail here. Read about assessment suitability and working with your care team.

We use your details to respond to your enquiry and arrange the next steps. Read our Privacy Notice.

Submitting an enquiry does not confirm an appointment or commit you to payment. We check suitability and explain prices and appointment arrangements. Your booking is confirmed after payment is received and the agreed arrangements are confirmed in writing.

ADHDinSYNC is not an emergency or crisis service. If someone is in immediate danger, call 999 or go to A&E.