Private ADHD Assessment for Adults
Get a specialist ADHD assessment that gives you real answers, practical recommendations, and the support you need to thrive at work and in daily life. Our experienced clinicians follow NICE-approved protocols to provide accurate diagnoses and meaningful next steps.
✔ CQC registered clinic
✔ NICE-aligned ADHD assessments
✔ GMC-Registered specialist clinicians
✔ Clear reports with personalised next steps
Appointments available within 1 week
Why People Choose Matter of Health
Trusted experts providing safe, evidence-based ADHD assessments for adults, following national clinical standards.
NICE-aligned ADHD assessments – every adult assessment follows the latest NICE guidelines for accurate, evidence-based diagnosis
Comprehensive clinical evaluation – includes a full psychiatric interview, structured diagnostic tools, and screening for related conditions such as anxiety or depression
Lifelong perspective – our clinicians explore how ADHD has affected you from childhood to the present day, building a complete and meaningful picture
Holistic understanding – we look at how ADHD affects your work, relationships, and daily life, not just your symptoms
GMC-registered psychiatrists – assessments are led by highly experienced consultant psychiatrists specialising in adult mental health
CQC-registered and regulated clinic – meeting nationally recognised standards for safety, quality, and patient-centred care
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Appointments available within 1 week
What happens in an ADHD Assessment?
Understanding your needs clearly, not just assigning a label.
An ADHD assessment for adults is a structured clinical process that determines whether you meet the diagnostic criteria for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). At Matter of Health, our adult ADHD assessments are designed to provide clarity, practical recommendations, and supportive next steps.
During the assessment, our specialists explore:
Attention, concentration and focus
Impulsivity and restlessness
Emotional regulation and mood
How ADHD has affected you from childhood to now
Impact on work, relationships and daily life
We combine clinical interviews and structured diagnostic tools to build an accurate, evidence-based profile of your strengths and challenges.
Our goal is to deliver a clear diagnosis (where appropriate), practical next steps, and guidance for ongoing support at work and in daily life.
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What People Are Saying
“I’ve had a really positive experience with Matter of Health. From the first enquiry, the team were responsive, warm, and genuinely approachable. It’s clear they care about making mental health support feel accessible rather than intimidating, which made a big difference..”
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Adult ADHD Assessment Fees
Appointments available within 2 weeks — fast access to specialist clinicians.
Private ADHD Assessment for Adults
1.5 hour Assessment with a Psychiatrist
£795
An Adult ADHD Assessment Includes:
Comprehensive clinical interview
Structured diagnostic questionnaires
Full diagnostic report (within 5 working days)
Personalised treatment plan
Practical recommendations for work and daily life
Medication advice (if applicable)
Optional Add-Ons:
Follow-up medication appointment: £220 (per appointment)
ADHD coaching sessions
CBT for adults with ADHD
Meet Our Adults Psychiatrists and Clinical Prescriber
Dr Avni Naik
Adults PsychiatristDr Avni Naik is a Psychiatrist dedicated to creating a warm, respectful, and personalised experience for each patient. Her approach combines clinical expertise with empathy, ensuring that assessments are clear, thorough, and empowering. Dr Naik takes time to explore each person's strengths, challenges, and goals — helping adults gain meaningful insight and practical strategies for moving forward.
Dr Jedrin Ngungu
Consultant Adults PsychiatristDr Jedrin Ngungu is a Consultant Psychiatrist specialising in ADHD and a broad range of mental health conditions. A Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and on the GMC Specialist Register, he brings extensive clinical experience from both the UK and Canada, including a previous role as Medical Director at London Health Sciences Centre.
Dr Stroma McFarlane
Consultant Adults PsychiatristDr Stroma is a Consultant General Adult Psychiatrist with over 25 years of experience in both NHS and private settings, and a Member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists. She believes seeing a psychiatrist should feel like a genuinely human experience — placing every patient at the centre of their own care as an active partner in decisions about their treatment.
Saqab Bashir
Clinical Pharmacist PrescriberSaqab is an experienced Clinical Pharmacist Prescriber who works with adults to support ADHD assessment and treatment. He combines clinical precision with a calm, collaborative approach, ensuring that medication advice and management plans are clear, evidence-based, and tailored to each person's needs. Saqab helps adults achieve continuity of care and sustainable outcomes.
Common Symptoms of ADHD in Adults
You might be living with ADHD if you experience some of the following:
Attention and Focus
Difficulty concentrating on tasks or conversations
Easily distracted by noise or surroundings
Struggles to finish projects or follow through on plans
Impulsivity and Restlessness
Acts without thinking or interrupts others
Difficulty sitting still or feeling constantly "on the go"
Makes impulsive decisions at work or in relationships
Emotional & Behavioural Patterns
Strong reactions or frequent mood changes
Low frustration tolerance
Chronic feelings of underachievement, even when successful
Every adult's experience of ADHD is unique. Some people show several of these signs, while others present differently. A professional ADHD assessment can clarify what's driving your challenges and help you plan the support you need.
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Treatment and Support for Adult ADHD
With the right support, ADHD can be understood, managed, and transformed into confidence and wellbeing.
ADHD treatment is tailored to each person's needs. For some, medication may improve focus and reduce impulsivity, while for others, therapy and skill-building are the most effective approaches. At Matter of Health, our specialists guide you through safe and evidence-based options.
Beyond medication, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), ADHD coaching, and talking therapies can help you develop emotional regulation, organisation, and resilience. Nutritional and lifestyle guidance can further support mood, energy, and overall wellbeing — helping you thrive at work and in daily life.
Together, we can help you succeed with ADHD — supported by our expert team.
FAQs
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You’ll start with a 90-minute online appointment with a consultant psychiatrist who specialises in ADHD. Before the session, you'll complete questionnaires to help us understand your symptoms. During the appointment, we’ll explore your experiences in depth and may ask about your childhood. Afterward, you’ll receive a written report with a diagnosis (if appropriate) and treatment recommendations.
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Our comprehensive assessment is currently £636 and includes the appointment, all necessary screening tools, and a detailed clinical report.
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Yes — many people aren’t diagnosed until adulthood. ADHD symptoms often show up differently in adults, including issues with focus, time management, forgetfulness, emotional regulation, and chronic overwhelm. A proper assessment can help you make sense of your experiences.
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If you’re diagnosed with ADHD, your psychiatrist may recommend medication, which can help with focus and attention. We also offer CBT, ADHD coaching, nutritional therapy, and fitness support to help manage symptoms in everyday life.
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Yes — Matter of Health is fully CQC registered, meaning we meet national standards for quality and safety in healthcare.
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Absolutely. All assessments and treatment recommendations follow NICE guidelines, ensuring safe, evidence-based care.
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Yes — we can provide shared care letters and communicate with your GP if appropriate. This can help with accessing medication or ongoing support through the NHS.
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We offer flexible appointments with short waiting times. You can typically be seen within a few days.