Preparing to Launch
Autism & ADHD Assessments

No. We are not yet open and are not accepting bookings, referrals, or enquiries for services. We are in final preparation — finalising clinical pathways, governance, our HCPC-registered clinical team, and Cyber Essentials Plus accreditation. We will begin delivering services once that work is complete.

We are targeting a launch later in 2026. Join our mailing list and we will email you the moment bookings open.

No. Under CQC’s own guidance (updated 26 March 2026), diagnostic-only ADHD and autism services fall outside the scope of CQC registration. As a diagnostic-only service we are therefore not eligible to register, even if we chose to. We are held accountable instead by the HCPC (for our clinicians), the ICO (for data protection), and our professional indemnity insurer. See our Clinical Standards and Why We Are Not CQC Registered pages for the full detail.

Once we launch, our planned pathway will begin with an initial consultation call, a consent form and questionnaire pack, followed by multidisciplinary assessment sessions. We are aiming for a complete journey within 8 weeks from booking to outcome.

Yes. Once open, we plan to provide assessments for individuals from early childhood (4+) through adulthood. Our team will include specialists experienced in different age groups, and we will tailor our approach accordingly.

No. An assessment is an exploration of whether a diagnosis of autism is suitable. For some people, an alternative formulation may better account for their needs. If a diagnosis is not indicated, we will explain the formulation and provide advice and support.

Indicative pricing at launch is from £2,500 for children and £1,950 for adults, expected to include the full assessment, comprehensive written report, and a follow-up consultation. Final pricing will be confirmed once we are open, and payment plans are being prepared.

Yes. Once operational, all assessments will include a comprehensive written report delivered within 10-14 days, containing detailed findings, formulation, recommendations for support, and referral pathways, along with a follow-up consultation.

Yes. Our assessment pathway is being built in line with NICE guidelines for autism diagnosis, using evidence-based, validated assessment tools. Our multidisciplinary team will include a Speech & Language Therapist, Psychologist, and Occupational Therapist.

Because our planned assessments will follow NICE guidelines and be delivered by a multidisciplinary team of HCPC-registered clinicians, diagnoses are expected to be recognised and accepted by the NHS. Individual NHS Trusts and GP practices have their own policies on accepting private reports, so we always recommend confirming with your GP.

At launch, we plan to offer three post-diagnostic support programmes: a 1:1 Exploring Autistic Identity Programme (six personalised sessions), an Exploring Autistic Identity Group for teenagers, and Flexible Ongoing Support Sessions bookable as needed. Family support is also planned.

Our team includes Clinical Psychologists, Speech & Language Therapists, and Occupational Therapists, all registered with appropriate professional bodies (HCPC). All have extensive experience in autism assessment pathways and are kept up to date with the latest training.