Adult ADHD comes in many forms, and its signs can be difficult to spot. What you think are personal traits or struggles might actually be due to adult ADHD.
Our expert assessment goes deeper, aiming to uncover even the most subtle signs. This approach ensures an accurate diagnosis and a personalised treatment plan. A mental state is completed in an ADHD assessment to uncover other mental health issues that are identified in the process to ensure patients have a comprehensive understanding of their difficulties.
Living with ADHD can be challenging, but understanding your condition is key to regaining control. Our assessment aims to provide insights into how ADHD interacts with your daily life. With this knowledge, you can develop strategies, make informed choices, and start a journey to a more fulfilling life.
At Diverse Diagnostics, we offer complete treatment plans for adults with ADHD. This includes medication, therapy, and coaching, showing our commitment to providing full support. By highlighting these options, we ensure that you understand the comprehensive help we offer, so you can confidently move forward with us.
Led by a Consultant Psychiatrist, this process follows the same diagnostic assessment as the NHS. At our clinic, we offer a comprehensive and personalised assessment process to ensure accurate diagnosis and effective treatment recommendations.
Here’s an overview of our assessment process:
1. Pre-screening Questionnaires for Adult ADHD Assessment
As part of our adult ADHD assessment process, we offer pre-screening standardised questionnaires for you to complete before your initial visit.
These questionnaires offer you an opportunity to provide insights into your experiences and symptoms, which play a pivotal role in tailoring our assessment process to your needs.
2. Comprehensive Adult ADHD Assessment: Initial Evaluation, Developmental History, Mental State, and Diagnostic Feedback
Our comprehensive adult ADHD assessment, led by a specialist consultant adult psychiatrist, involves several key stages.
An initial evaluation where you can openly discuss your concerns
An exploration of your developmental history and key life stages
A thorough mental state examination to understand your cognitive and emotional components
A diagnostic feedback session to discuss your comprehensive report summarising findings and diagnostic insights, followed by a discussion of personalised treatment recommendations