ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects attention, impulsivity, emotional regulation, and executive functioning. It’s not a behaviour problem or a lack of effort — it’s a different way the brain processes information and responds to the world.
ADHD support is for anyone who has, or suspects they have, ADHD — including those missed in childhood or previously misdiagnosed. You may benefit if you:
Struggle to focus, organise, or start/finish tasks
Experience restlessness, impulsivity, or racing thoughts
Are easily distracted or hyperfocused for long periods
Feel overwhelmed by everyday demands
Mask your difficulties or feel exhausted by “coping”
Have overlapping experiences with anxiety, depression, or autism
Were diagnosed earlier and need ongoing treatment
Are neurodivergent and want affirming, personalised care
We support adults, adolescents, and parent-carers seeking clarity, confidence, and the tools to navigate life with ADHD.
Comprehensive ADHD assessments (if needed)
One-to-one psychiatry and therapy sessions
Diagnosis or diagnostic clarification using validated tools
Psychoeducation about ADHD and how it shows up across life stages
ADHD medication options and careful dose titration
Monitoring for benefits, side effects, and lifestyle fit
Skills-based therapy (e.g. CBT for ADHD, emotion regulation)
Executive function coaching (time, task, and energy management)
Help with burnout, masking, or identity questions
Support with parenting, relationships, or work adjustments
Neurodiversity-affirming language, goals, and strategies
Collaborative care plans with you at the centre
Online or in-person sessions
Reports for employers, education, or adjustments if needed
At Bloomfield Health, we understand that ADHD is often under-recognised, especially in women, non-binary people, and people of colour. Our clinicians offer clear, respectful, and affirming care — not pathologising, not rushed. Whether you’re newly exploring ADHD or returning for support, we work with you to reduce shame, build self-understanding, and find tools that actually work. Our care is inclusive, trauma-informed, and grounded in lived experience as well as evidence.
If you’ve long struggled with attention, motivation, or emotion regulation — and it impacts daily life — an assessment may help.
Not always. We offer pre-diagnostic support, therapy, and coaching for people exploring ADHD traits.
Stimulants (like methylphenidate) and non-stimulants (like atomoxetine) may be used — tailored to your needs.
Yes — therapy, coaching, and lifestyle changes can help. Medication is one option, not the only one.
Absolutely — we support ADHD alongside autism, trauma, anxiety, or chronic health issues.
Yes — we can offer reports, advocate for adjustments, or help you build strategies that support your environment.
Please reach out to book an assessment or consultation. We’ll match you with a clinician and co-create a plan that works for you.
We are registered by the Care Quality Commission (CQC),
the independent regulator of health and social care in England.
