ADHD360

ADHD360: private ADHD diagnosis and treatment clinic in the UK

ADHD360 presents itself as a private clinic specialising in the diagnosis, treatment and support of patients with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) across the UK. Its work is structured around a clear pathway that spans from initial assessment through to ongoing follow-up, with online and in-person care options depending on the case.

The clinic describes itself in its own materials as the UK's largest single specialist ADHD clinic, a claim that reflects its own institutional presentation rather than an independent assessment.

Patient journey: from screening to follow-up

The care process begins with an online screening using a short questionnaire about focus, mood and everyday challenges. If the results suggest a possible presence of ADHD, the patient is invited to book an assessment.

Assessment and diagnosis are carried out via video call with a specialist clinician, using internationally recognised questions to determine whether the diagnostic criteria for ADHD are met.

If a diagnosis is made, a personalised treatment plan is drawn up, starting with finding the right medication and dosage, supported by regular follow-ups and twelve months of continuous care. Once treatment is stable and optimised, the patient can access optional additional services such as counselling, coaching and peer support groups.

Services and care options

• ADHD diagnosis through video call assessment.
• Medicated ADHD treatment with medication and dosage adjustment.
• Non-medicated treatment through ADHD counselling, as an addition or alternative to medication.
• ADHD coaching to help manage the impact of the condition on daily life.
• Peer support groups.
• QbCheck objective tool for ADHD diagnosis and treatment.
• Online Speech and Language Therapy through Mable.
• Free 15-minute discovery call.

Who we support

The clinic organises its care by age group: adults, young adults, and children and teenagers. For adults, it notes that symptoms can cause significant impacts on daily life. For young people, it offers guidance when there are difficulties managing school, work or motivation. For children and teenagers, it focuses on early diagnosis and support for both the child and their family.

Right to choose and relationship with the NHS

ADHD360 states that patients have the legal right to choose where they receive their NHS treatment, a route the clinic offers alongside private care. The company states that it maintains an NHS partnership across the UK and that the CQC (Care Quality Commission) is involved in its clinical structure and development.

Clinician training and professional development

The clinic supports the recruitment of new professionals through the ADHD360 Academy, a training programme to become a fully qualified clinician. It also maintains a structured approach to clinical supervision for the development of its team. The company also publishes regular satisfaction surveys for both patients and its own staff.

Resources for patients and professionals

ADHD360 maintains a resource centre with interviews and webinars, a blog with tips and news about life with ADHD, guides on symptoms and diagnosis, and an FAQ section. For healthcare professionals, it offers materials and tools to support GPs. It also has a dedicated network for women with ADHD, a space for information and connection between patients.

Office hours and training closure

The published office hours are Monday to Friday 9am-7pm and Saturday 10am-4pm. The site gave notice of a closure on Friday 25th September for a staff training and development day, during which telephone lines, social media channels and email inboxes would be unattended. Normal services would resume on Saturday 26th September, with phone lines reopening at 10am.