ADHD assessment and treatment helps identify Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in children, adolescents, or adults, and offers tailored support. This process may include diagnosis, medication, therapy, and lifestyle guidance — all designed to improve focus, self-regulation, and daily functioning.
ADHD assessment is for anyone who struggles with persistent inattention, hyperactivity, or impulsivity that impacts work, relationships, or self-esteem. This includes people who’ve always felt “different,” been misdiagnosed, or developed coping strategies that no longer work. ADHD often shows up differently in adults — especially in women, non-binary people, and those with co-occurring conditions like anxiety, depression, or autism.
Our service is inclusive of:
Adults seeking a first-time ADHD diagnosis
People who were diagnosed in childhood and need support again
Neurodivergent individuals exploring overlapping challenges (e.g. ADHD + autism)
Clients who may benefit from medication, therapy, or both
Those navigating executive function issues, emotional dysregulation, or burnout
Pre-assessment screening questionnaires
Comprehensive clinical interview (90–120 minutes)
Review of developmental, educational, and mental health history
Input from family or past records (if available and appropriate)
Use of validated diagnostic tools (e.g. DIVA-5, ASRS)
Clear explanation of findings and diagnosis (if given)
Discussion of treatment options: medication, therapy, coaching, lifestyle support
Initiation and titration of ADHD medication (if chosen)
Regular medication reviews and side effect monitoring
Psychoeducation about ADHD and executive functioning
Access to therapy (CBT, coaching, skills-based interventions)
Online or in-person appointments
Neurodiversity-affirming and trauma-informed approach
Reports provided for employers, education, or access needs (upon request)
Shared decision-making throughout
At Bloomfield Health, we offer compassionate, thorough ADHD assessments grounded in evidence and respect. Our clinicians understand the varied ways ADHD shows up — especially in adults and those who’ve felt overlooked. We value neurodivergent identity and tailor each care plan around your strengths, needs, and goals. Our psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists collaborate to provide flexible, stigma-free treatment — whether through medication, therapy, or holistic support.
If you’ve long struggled with focus, restlessness, or self-organisation, and it affects your daily life, an assessment can help clarify this.
A detailed clinical interview, diagnostic tools, and sometimes supporting information. We’ll guide you through each step.
Yes — ADHD often goes undiagnosed until adulthood, especially in women and marginalised groups.
No — we’ll discuss all treatment options, and you choose what feels right. Many benefit from therapy or coaching too.
Evidence shows ADHD is still underdiagnosed, especially in adults and people assigned female at birth. We take care to assess thoroughly.
We can support with treatment, medication review, therapy, and reports, even if you were diagnosed elsewhere.
Yes — we respect and affirm neurodivergent identities, and focus on understanding, not pathologising.
Reach out to book an initial screening. We’ll guide you from there and match you with the right clinician.
We are registered by the Care Quality Commission (CQC),
the independent regulator of health and social care in England.
