ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder affecting attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. It can impact school, work, and relationships. Many adults remain undiagnosed, sometimes mistaken for anxiety, depression, or other conditions.
At MyPace, we follow NICE Guidelines to ensure accurate diagnosis and tailored support.
🟦 Inattentive ADHD (Easily Distracted & Disorganised)
🟥 Hyperactive-Impulsive ADHD (Restless & Impulsive)
🟩 Combined ADHD (A Mix of Both)
ADHD treatment is personalized and may include medication, therapy, and lifestyle changes. Plans evolve based on individual needs and symptoms.
💳 No Payment Plans Available
At this stage, booking a Diagnostic Assessment or an External Diagnosis Review does not commit you to any further appointments.
£400.00 | Diagnostic Assessment
£350.00 | External Diagnosis Review
If you have never been assessed for ADHD, please book:
👉 ADHD Diagnostic Assessment: Adult
If you have already been diagnosed elsewhere, please book:
👉 ADHD External Diagnosis Review: Adult
£90.00
✔️ 30-minute consultation with an ADHD specialist
✔️ Discussion of available treatment options
✔️ Personalized written treatment plan and communication with your GP
✔️ Next Steps: If a treatment plan is agreed, you will be advised to book ADHD: One Month Prescription & Titration
After your Diagnostic Assessment, we will send you a Treatment Resource Pack. This contains important information to help you understand your treatment options.
We encourage you to read through the pack before your Treatment Consultation, as it can help you feel more prepared for the discussion. However, don’t worry—our clinicians will guide you through everything, even if you haven’t had a chance to review it beforehand.
The gap between your Diagnostic Assessment and Treatment Consultation allows time to process what can be a life-changing diagnosis. ADHD diagnoses often come with a mix of emotions, and we want to give you space to reflect and understand the impact before discussing treatment options.
✅ If you had a Diagnostic Assessment, you may book a Treatment Consultation.
❌ If you had an ADHD External Diagnosis Review, you do not need a Treatment Consultation.
Please wait until you receive the first draft of your diagnostic report before booking a Treatment Consultation.
If you've had a Treatment Consultation and chosen to trial medication, you’ll need to book ADHD: One Month Prescription & Titration.
Click the All Prescription Bookings button in the top menu, then select ADHD: One Month Prescription & Titration. Please read the terms and conditions before making your payment.
✔️ One prescription covering a one-month titration period
✔️ Weekly Titration Communication Forms to track progress with our team
❌ No video consultation is included, despite how it may appear on our website
£145.00
You can choose between two options when booking:
ℹ️ We do not financially benefit from our partnership with Signature Pharmacy. This collaboration enhances patient safety and ensures a smooth experience for controlled drug prescriptions.
Once you’ve reached a dose you're comfortable with and communicated this with our titration team via the forms, you’ll need to book a Post-Titration Follow-Up. During this session, one of our specialists will review your progress and, if satisfied, will send a shared care proposal to your GP.
£200.00
✔️ 30-minute session with an expert
✔️ Comprehensive review of your titration and maintenance periods
✔️ Follow-up letter and shared care proposal sent to your GP
While waiting for your GP’s shared care decision, you can book repeat prescriptions through our website. The booking link is available in the main tab section.
£40.00
✔️ One prescription for your agreed maintenance dose
✔️ Option to use Signature Pharmacy for direct delivery
❗ Note: The cost of medication is not included.
A Six-Month Review is required for all patients on ADHD medication to ensure safe and effective treatment.
Both options are available to book on our website.
£200.00
✔️ 30-minute consultation with a specialist
✔️ Comprehensive review of the past six months
✔️ Six-Month Review letter sent to your GP
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View all FAQ'sPlease refer to 'The Process' section above which details the steps involved in the ADHD patient journey.
Step 1: Diagnostic Assessment
Step 2: Treatment Consultation
Step 3: Prescription & Titration
Step 4: Post-Titration Follow-Up
Step 5: Six Month Review
Great news, you do not have to see the same clinician at each stage of your journey.
We want to provide as accessible a service to you as possible and having a multidisciplinary team allows us to do this. You can therefore see any clinician available on our system at your earliest convenience (or within advised timeframes depending on your individualised case). However, if you would like to see the same clinician as you did previously, and they are available for the necessary booking, then you are welcome to book in with them.
Please note that if a clinician you have seen previously is not visible on the system it may be that they do not conduct some type of appointments due to their calendar commitments.
Once booking has been made online:
ALL forms will need to be completed at least 72 hours ahead of the appointment date/time.
What happens at the appointment?
TOTAL: From £1,025 (payments made at each step to help split the costs for patients)
Temporary answer
The ADHD Diagnostic Assessment is non-refundable.
This is to account for the fact that when an appointment is booked, it reserves a specific time slot in our clinician’s diary that is dedicated solely to the patient. The one hour time slot dedication to the diagnostic assessment cannot be offered to another patient once it is booked. We do, however, offer a reschedule option if an appointment time can't be made but this is subject to our terms and conditions and patients may incur additional charges if the notice to reschedule is too late.
By keeping appointments non-refundable, we ensure that our schedule remains efficient and allows us to provide timely care to all our patients.
Once an assessment has concluded and a decision on diagnosis has been reached your clinician will begin to prepare your diagnostic report. This can take at least 10 working days.
This is subject to your assessing clinician's reasoning. Typically, if we do require your medical records it will be asked for in the diagnostic assessment stage. However, it is also possible that this may be requested at later stages should the assessing clinician find it necessary to your continued care with us.
You will be provided with a consent letter that you must take to your GP. We will provide instructions on the letter as to how your GP can provide us with access to your records. Please note that we do not chase your GP for the submission of your records. This task rests with the patient. We take over at the review stage.
The cost for your medical records to be reviewed is 50% of the diagnostic assessment fee.
This can be booked after your receive the first draft of your diagnostic report.
Use this address checker to find a pharmacy near you that provides free blood pressure checks
Please speak to your GP as to whether they can offer this service to you
We recommend the following Blood Pressure monitor: OMRON M2 Basic Blood Pressure Monitor for Upper Arm. Alternatively you can
Blood pressure monitors measure two pressures: systolic (SYS), and diastolic (DIA). Systolic and Diastolic blood pressure are measured in units of millimetres mercury (mmHg).
Systolic blood pressure: This is the first, or top, number. It measures the force your heart exerts on the walls of your arteries each time it beats.
Diastolic blood pressure: This is the bottom number, which measures the force your heart exerts on the walls of your arteries in between beats.
Pulse. This is the number of times your heart beats per minute, this is measured automatically during the blood pressure measurement.
The cost of a Treatment Consultation is £90.00.
How can I book a Treatment Consultation?
The clinician will discuss the treatment options available to the patient, formulate a treatment plan, and communicate any agreed treatment plan to the patient’s GP. The clinician will also explain the option of Signature Pharmacy vs Local Pharmacy and how the patient can book Prescription & Titration. Please note that we do not enter any treatment plan without communicating with your GP. It's important you take this into consideration ahead of any booking.
Titration refers to the process of finding the optimal maintenance dose of medication that provides maximum symptom relief with minimal side effects.
The titration process involves gradually adjusting the dosage of the medication based on the individual patient's response and tolerance. During titration our titration team closely monitors patient symptoms and side effects. They start with a lower initial dose and gradually increase it until the desired therapeutic effect is achieved or until side effects become intolerable. By carefully titrating the medication, the team aims to strike a balance between effectively managing ADHD symptoms and minimising any adverse effects.
This personalised approach helps ensure that each patient receives the most appropriate and effective dose for their specific needs, optimising their treatment outcomes.
The Prescription and Titration fee of £140 is made up of £35 for the private prescription and £105 for the 4 week Titration process. *Please note that this fee does not cover the cost of the medication
It doesn't. Our prescription fee is £35.00.
However, the reason One Month Prescription & Titration costs more is to account for the costs for interacting with our titration team during your month of titration. This communication is achieved by the weekly feedback forms at least once a week (multiple submissions are possible).
Head to the booking section on the ADHD treatment page and select the Prescription & Titration option.
INFORMATION TO BE CONFIRMED
INFORMATION TO BE FILLED
We cannot email prescriptions to you or your pharmacy if you are prescribed controlled drugs, i.e., for stimulant medication. If you are prescribed non-stimulant medication it is possible to email a prescription.
No. This cost is separate. The patient must dispense their medication at a pharmacy of their choosing. We have a pharmacy partner, Signature Pharmacy that patients may use. If patients don't wish to use Signature Pharmacy we will deliver their prescription to their chosen address for them to dispense locally at a pharmacy near them.
It's imperative that you engage with us throughout your titration period. We will send you weekly reminders to complete your titration feedback forms. Your weekly reports will be responded to by our Titration Team who will pick up on the themes you note in your feedback to us and accordingly guide and advise you throughout the month. Your engagement in this aspect of your ADHD journey is essential.
If you have recently booked Prescription & Titration you will find the forms in your booking confirmation.
Additionally, you will receive weekly reminders throughout your titration phase with an embedded link to the form. Please only submit the form if you are titrating.
Inform our team of this via the titration feedback forms. If they are happy they will advise you to book a Post-Titration Follow-Up to confirm your maintenance dose and communicate this to your GP through a Post-Titration Follow-Up letter and a proposal of shared care.
Repeat Prescriptions are only to be ordered once a maintenance dose is achieved. If you have reached this through your titration phase please communicate this with the titration team via the feedback forms you have access to and you will accordingly be advised to book at Post-Titration Follow-Up. During your follow-up your clinician will review your titration period, and if everything is in order they will sign off on a maintenance dose for you, after which you will be able to book a Repeat Prescription via our website.
You may book your Post-Titration Follow-Up once you have been advised to do so by our Titration Team. This will typically be after you have informed the team, through your titration feedback forms, that you have reached a dose that you are happy with.
A 'Shared Care Agreement' or SCA is an agreement between us (the specialist provider), yourself, and your GP. It enables the care and treatment you receive for ADHD to be shared between the psychiatrist and your GP.
Once you have completed Titration, had a successful Post-Titration Follow Up Appointment and found your agreed Maintenance Dose, we will work towards sending a Shared Care Proposal to your GP asking them to prescribe on our behalf.
A repeat prescription is a prescription that can only be ordered by patients that have had a maintenance dose agreed in the Post-Titration Follow-Up.
During the Post-Titration Follow-Up your clinician will go through your period of titration and subject to their clinical opinion will propose a maintenance dose (also known as stable dose). After the assessment your clinician will begin to prepare your Post-Titration Follow-Up and Shared Care Agreement letters.
If you find yourself in this position we empathise with you. Unfortunately, it is not in our control as to whether your GP will accept shared care. If your shared care proposal has been rejected and you wish to continue medicating you can do so with us privately.
The Six Month Review is necessary for all medicating patients.
This is regardless of a patient's shared care status.
Our role as the specialist is to maintain oversight and to ensure that you continue to safely take your ADHD mediation between specialist reviews.
This is in line with NICE guidelines.
If a patient takes a break from medication for more than 3 months, they will be required to book a Treatment Consultation to be reviewed by a clinician before they can resume any prescriptions.
If a patient is undergoing the titration process and wishes to switch to an alternative medication, they must book a Treatment Consultation through our website to discuss this with a clinician formally so that a new treatment plan can be discussed and proposed.
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