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ADHD Assessment & Support Service for Children Aged 5+

Compassionate, Expert ADHD Care Backed by Over 50 Years of NHS Experience
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Compassionate, Expert ADHD Care Backed by Over 50 Years of NHS Experience

Our ADHD Assessment & Support Service provides high‑quality, person‑centred care for children aged 5 and above, through to young people and adults. With more than five decades of combined NHS expertise, our specialist team delivers safe, effective and responsive support that families can trust.
We understand the challenges ADHD can bring—for the child, siblings, parents, and schools. That’s why our service focuses on early identification, accurate assessment, and tailored interventions that empower children and young people to thrive at home, in education, and in their communities.

Why Families Choose Us

Experienced Multi‑Disciplinary Team

Our clinicians bring extensive NHS backgrounds across children’s mental health, neurodevelopmental services and complex care pathways.

  • Consultant Psychiatrist with deep expertise in neurodevelopmental assessment and medication management
  • Highly skilled Mental Health Nurses, trained in child development, behavioural strategies and compassionate therapeutic support
  • Practitioners experienced in working with neurodivergent children, ensuring sensitive assessment and support for those with ADHD, autism traits, trauma histories or complex presentations

A Truly Person‑Centred Approach

Every child is unique. We take time to understand strengths, challenges, family dynamics and school environments so that the support we offer is tailored, practical and meaningful.

We work with families—not at them—making sure every step is collaborative, transparent and rooted in respect.

Accessible, Flexible Appointments

We remove barriers to accessing support by offering several options:

  • Birmingham clinic appointments
  • Online (video) assessments and follow‑up sessions
  • Home‑based appointments for families who need additional flexibility or feel more comfortable in familiar surroundings

This approach ensures children feel safe and at ease, allowing us to deliver the most accurate and supportive assessment experience.

Evidence‑Based, High‑Quality ADHD Assessments

Our assessment pathway follows national clinical guidance and includes:

  • Comprehensive developmental & behavioural history
  • Review of school/educational information
  • Standardised ADHD assessment tools
  • Psychiatric evaluation
  • Differential diagnosis (e.g., ASD traits, anxiety, trauma, sleep issues)
  • Collaborative discussion of findings
  • Clear, written diagnostic report

Ongoing Support & Review

If ADHD is diagnosed, we offer:

  • Medication initiation & titration where appropriate
  • Regular medication reviews
  • Behavioural strategies and psychoeducation
  • Parent/carer support
  • School liaison
  • Risk assessment & safety planning where required
  • Transition support for older young people moving into adult services

What We Help With

Our service supports children and young people who may be experiencing:
  • Difficulties concentrating or sustaining attention
  • Hyperactivity or impulsive behaviour
  • Challenges with organisation, planning or emotional regulation
  • Behaviour that impacts learning or social relationships
  • School‑related difficulties, non‑attendance or behavioural concerns
  • Co‑occurring mental health needs, such as anxiety or low mood
We also guide parents on understanding behaviour, building strategies at home, and working collaboratively with education providers.

Our Mission

To provide high‑quality, accessible ADHD support that empowers children and young people to achieve their potential. We focus on:

Early intervention

Family‑centred care

Holistic assessment

Evidence‑based treatment

Equality, empathy and inclusion

Locations & Accessibility

We are committed to ensuring families can access timely, compassionate support wherever they are.

Available Clinics & Appointment Types:

  • Birmingham clinic – easily accessible for in‑person assessments
  • Online appointments – convenient, flexible, and ideal for families outside the local area
  • Home visits – for children who may struggle to attend clinical environments or for families needing additional support

How to Get Started

  • Families can contact us directly to discuss their concerns or request an appointment. We also accept referrals from GPs, schools and allied health professionals.
  • We are here to listen.
  • We are here to support.
  • We are here to make a difference.