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ADHD care for adults,
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Assessment and ongoing support for adults in the UK, from one care team.We’re preparing an online ADHD service for adults in the UK. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you as soon as it launches.
See how it works, step by step
A familiar day?
Not one big thing. Lots of small ones.For many adults with ADHD, it’s not one big thing. It’s every day, in small ways.
- Time blindness
08:10
Running late. Again.
- Overwhelm
09:30
Five tasks open. Unsure which to start, so you don’t.
- Executive dysfunction
15:00
Email you have been writing since 9am, still not sent.
- Restless mind
23:40
Wired. Wide awake. Replaying the whole day.
Understanding the pattern is oftenthe first step towards clarity
Why ADHD is often missed
Struggling to stay focused, organised or on track.Rarely recognised as ADHD.
It’s not what it looks like.
Missed deadlinesTime blindness
Zoning out in meetingsEasily distracted
Snapping over small thingsEmotional dysregulation
Putting things offTrouble getting started
Adult ADHD is often mistaken for stress, anxiety or low mood, and it often doesn’t look like the hyperactive stereotype. That’s why so many people are only recognised later in life.
There might be a name for it.
A lifelong difference in how the brain handles attention, energy and impulses.ADHD is a lifelong difference in how the brain handles attention, energy and impulses. It often starts in childhood and carries on into adult life. It has nothing to do with intelligence or effort.
Inattentive
Hard to focus, easily distracted.
I’ve read this page three times.
Hyperactive-impulsive
Restless, acts or speaks fast.
I finished your sentence for you.
Combined
A mix of both. The most common.
Depends on the day.
Shaped by clinicians
Meet the team behind our ADHD service.
Dr Thomas Verghese
Consultant Psychiatrist
Justin Dicks
Superintendent Pharmacist
GPhC Number: 2038305
Aisana Pandya
Head of Clinical Operations
GPhC Number: 2085970
Knowing why can change everything.The next step is the right support.
No guesswork. A clear, step-by-step process.
Know exactly what to expect, from start to finish.See how it works, step by step
ADHD assessment
Find out if it’s ADHD.
Appropriately qualified ADHD specialist
In line with NICE guidance
Written outcome you keep
Titration
Find the right dose for you.
Live initiation consultation
Regular dose reviews
Treatment supplied at cost, included
Messaging with your care team
Ongoing care
Stay on track, long term.
Scheduled reviews, booked for you
Monthly supply, tracked delivery
Shortage alerts and switching support
Request a review at any time
One step at a time.
From the waitlist to your assessment, here’s what happens next.
Join the waitlist
Tell us a little about yourself and the support you’re looking for. No payment needed.
We’ll invite you by email
Until then, expect short updates on how it works, so you know exactly what’s coming before the service is live.
Assessed by a specialist
Start with an online questionnaire. Then talk it through with an ADHD specialist on a video call.
Your next stepcan be a small one
Free. Takes a minute. No payment details.
FAQ
Medically reviewed by Dr Thomas Verghese
Consultant Psychiatrist
No. If you’ve already been diagnosed with ADHD, we’ll ask for proof of your diagnosis from the NHS or a recognised private provider. If you haven’t been diagnosed, you can join for a full online ADHD assessment with a qualified ADHD specialist.
Not always. Every treatment decision is made by a qualified clinician based on your assessment, medical history and what’s safe for you. If medication isn’t right for you, your specialist will talk you through other options and next steps.
Yes. Many GPs can’t take on shared care for ADHD medication. We can manage your prescribing, reviews and monitoring privately, so you don’t have to depend on your GP agreeing to a shared care arrangement.
Yes. Our ADHD specialists assess you by video and follow NICE guidelines for ADHD diagnosis and treatment. You’ll have regular check-ins, including blood pressure, heart rate and weight monitoring, and we’ll ask you to see someone in person if that’s clinically needed.
We’ll email you when we launch. You will be able to book your ADHD assessment or start your transfer as soon as we are live in 2026.
Your online ADHD assessment is a video appointment with a qualified ADHD specialist. Please block out at least 90 minutes for your appointment, though the exact time can vary.