London ADHD Assessment Clinic

· Swift · Affordable · Comprehensive ·

Services we offer

Swift And Comprehensive Diagnostic Assessment & Report

We offer online assessments, everyone deserves prompt, affordable, and rigorously comprehensive ADHD assessment especially in the face of chronically under‑resourced public services. By combining evidence‑based practice, national guideline standards, and gold‑standard measures with in‑depth clinical interviews and validated questionnaires, we deliver a bespoke, personalised report just for you. Unlike other assessment services we screen out other possible explanations for an assessment that is both meaningful and useful.

Bespoke ADHD Toolkit Resources & Strengths Building

Because no two people with ADHD are the same, our assessment package includes a personalised toolkit of strategies and resources tailored just for you. If you meet the diagnostic criteria, you’ll receive practical tools designed to help you thrive, building on your existing strengths, because we champion difference, not deficit, and celebrate the unique advantages of neurodiversity.

Neuro-queer Affirming Approach

We also warmly welcome LGBTQ+ clients with support for anyone who may face the compounded social stigma of both queer identity and neurodiversity. Our practice is fully queer‑affirming, offering tailored resources and tools that acknowledge the unique barriers you’ve encountered in finding accessible care. In every stage from assessment through feedback we honour your self‑knowledge of gender identity, and our diagnostic reports explicitly recognise that ADHD simply enriches, rather than overrides, your authentic sense of self. We also offer affordable, flexible payment plans for those facing inequality.

Lighthouse Minds Ethos

As an online service, we highlight the advantages of this way of working, scheduling private ADHD assessments around your lifestyle, cutting out the multiple commutes and awkward waiting rooms.

We believe that high‑quality ADHD assessment should be both rigorous and accessible, because affordability does not mean cutting corners. Every assessment we offer is grounded in the latest evidence‑based practice and national guideline standards, delivered by an HCPC‑registered Clinical Psychologist who cares deeply about your experience.

ADHD is not a flaw to be “fixed,” but a difference to be understood, supported, and celebrated. We provide prompt, comprehensive evaluations, characterised by in‑depth clinical interviews, validated measures, and personalised feedback, without the premium price tag.

Our service is explicitly queer‑affirming and trauma‑informed, ensuring that LGBTQ+ clients (if this applies to you) and other marginalised communities receive respectful, competent care. You’ll receive a report that meets all professional criteria for GPs, employers, and educational institutions, alongside clear, practical recommendations tailored to your strengths and goals.

With us, “affordable” means transparent pricingno hidden fees, and no compromise on quality, just a genuine commitment to making expert ADHD support available to everyone who needs it.

Lighthouse Minds Guiding Values

Accessible Excellence

Our private ADHD assessments are online to increase accessibility to those who otherwise may struggle to access the assessment clinic. Everyone deserves a high‑quality ADHD assessment without a premium price tag. Our transparent, affordable model ensures you receive the same gold‑standard tools, evidence‑based methods, and in‑depth interviews you’d expect at top clinics, just with clear, upfront costs and no hidden fees.

Complete Understanding

Your story is unique, and we treat it that way. Beyond checklists, we blend a thorough developmental history, validated questionnaires, and objective tasks with a compassionate clinical interview, delivering a bespoke report that truly reflects your life, strengths, and challenges.

Ethical Professionalism

Rigorous science and clear communication go hand in hand. Our HCPC‑registered Clinical Psychologist credentials, adherence to the clinical gold standards, and meticulously crafted reports mean GPs, employers, and educational institutions trust our findings, and so can you. We place ethics at the heart of our practice, and if you do not fit the criteria of a ADHD diagnosis, we have ongoing support options that will help you to find meaning for your experiences.

Swift Access

Long waitlists shouldn’t stand between you and clarity. We prioritise prompt online booking, swift screening calls, and clear timelines from first contact to feedback, so you move quickly through an organised, client‑centred process instead of languishing on a list.

Affirming Inclusivity

At Lighthouse Minds, D = Difference, never Disorder or Deficit. Everyone’s identity matters here. As a neurodiversity‑affirming, LGBTQ+‑competent practice, we use inclusive language, respect pronouns, and acknowledge intersectional experiences. You’ll feel seen, heard, and understood without having to explain your identity. There is no research to suggest the presence of neurodiversity negates a person’s self-knowledge of their gender or sexuality, and we make this explicit in our reports.

Continued Support

Diagnosis is just the beginning. If you meet ADHD criteria, you’ll receive a personalised toolkit of strategies and resources tailored to your needs, and accommodation advice. We value an approach to Neurodiversity which highlights psychological and social support. We provide affordable follow-up services for you to continue to work on navigating Neurodiversity if this applies to you, in therapy to help you apply the tools we recommend in everyday life. We can also refer you to an appropriate medical private doctor to prescribe a trial of ADHD medication if this is something you wish to explore, which we recommend alongside a supportive talking therapist as part of the ADHD guidelines in the UK.

"At a time when I was struggling with isolation after my partner decided to move back to Spain after losing his job to Covid, and working through a process of reevaluating my life through a new lens of autism and ADHD, the approach was a real lifesaver in helping me reflect on my coping strategies, strengths, and values. Easy to reach out to, and online sessions suited me really well. [The] warmth and kindness helped me feel accepted and safe at a time when I’d had some horrific homophobic ableist online abuse that triggered old trauma. I feel that a good connection with a therapist such as this can be helpful not just in the moment, but at later times when we think back to those sessions and how helpful they were."