ADHD Assessment for Children & Adults

What is ADHD?

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, refers to a condition that affects a person’s behaviour and emotional regulation. Symptoms are usually present from early childhood and affect daily functioning. Both children and adults can have ADHD and there can be differences in how this presents in males and females.

Complete the Adult ADHD Questionnaire

Cost of Pre-Screening ADHD Assessment

To be used as an indicator of whether a comprehensive assessment is beneficial.

ADHD Pre-screen

£149

Includes:

20-minute consultation
Pre-screening ADHD questionnaires
Summary Report of Findings
Recommendations

ADHD and Autism Pre-screen

£229

Includes:

20-minute consultation
Pre-screening ADHD and Autism questionnaires
Summary Report of Findings
Recommendations

Cost of Comprehensive ADHD Assessment

The assessment adheres to NICE Guidelines and can provide a medical diagnosis.

Child Assessment

£1400

Includes:

Initial Consultation
Pre-screening questionnaires
Diagnostic Assessment
School Observation
Comprehensive Feedback Meeting with lead clinician
Comprehensive Report
Recommendations and Resources

Adult Assessment

£1200

Includes:

Initial Consultation
Pre-screening questionnaires
Diagnostic Assessment
Comprehensive Feedback Meeting with lead clinician
Comprehensive Report
Recommendations and Resources

We now offer the Qb Check. QbCheck is an ADHD test that is both CE marked and FDA/TGA cleared for use as an aid in the assessment and treatment evaluation of ADHD for people aged 6 to 60 years old.

The Qb Check provides objective, unbiased data to professionals, giving them a better view of ADHD. The objective data from QbCheck, alongside the clinical interview, will allow for clear, concise depictions of difficulty, away from the norm and improve understanding of treatment options.

The Qb Check assessment can be included as part of your assessment for an additional £300.

ADHD Indicators

Hyperactivity, restlessness, impulsivity
Hypersensitivity to the environment and sensory overstimulation/ under-stimulation.
Trouble sustaining attention to tedious or uninteresting tasks.
Underachievement in school and work
Difficulty sustaining relationships/ friendships.
Difficulty with planning and financial management.
Trouble with organisation and time management
Overly passive, slow to process information and react.
Knowing what to do, but not being able to act on that knowledge.
Limited safety awareness

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Download your Free ADULT ADHD Assessment 'What to expect guide’

Download your Free CHILD ADHD Assessment 'What to expect guide’

An ADHD assessment at Linked Communication consists of a structured clinical assessment for ADHD using gold-standard diagnostic assessment tools. The assessment is conducted by a multi-disciplinary team including a clinical psychologist.

What to expect in an ADHD Assessment

The informant (someone who knows you or your child well) will meet virtually or face-to-face with one of our experienced clinicians to complete one component of the ADHD assessment. The clinician will take a detailed assessment of presenting symptoms, how the symptoms have developed over time, past medical history, developmental history, and family history. This lasts for approximately 45-60 minutes.

Informant

A questionnaire will be provided to school to complete. This is used to get a better objective understanding of how your child’s ADHD symptoms may have affected them in a learning context (school/ college etc).

Teacher (child only assessments)

One clinician will meet with you or your child and conduct an informal clinical observation and another component of the ADHD diagnostic assessment tool. This comprises a set of questions and lasts for approximately 60 minutes (if required, the questions can be differentiated to meet the individual’s expressive and receptive language skills).

Assessment

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Informant: It can be useful to look back at photos/videos from childhood.

Child: On the day of assessment, your child can use time-out cards or fidget toys.

Please read the FAQs further information.

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About Linked Communication

Linked Communication offers a professional and friendly service where time and attention can be taken to ensure the service received is of the highest standard and there is minimal waiting time. Our specialist team will always take the time to provide expert advice so you are aware of all the pre-and post-diagnostic and therapy services available. Our clinic is for children and adults, based in Margate. We provide online or in-person therapy sessions.

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