ADHD Assessments

ADHD Assessments For Adults & Children

ADHD can present in different ways, affecting attention, organisation, emotional regulation, and behaviour. Many people begin their journey by recognising ongoing difficulties, such as trouble concentrating, impulsivity, or challenges in completing tasks. Our thorough assessments provide clear answers, helping you move forward with confidence.

Why an ADHD Assessment is Important

An ADHD assessment is more than just confirming a diagnosis. It offers a deeper understanding of how ADHD influences daily life and highlights areas where support can make a real difference. Gaining this knowledge can open doors to effective strategies, resources, and therapies that help manage challenges while also building on strengths.

A key part of our evaluations includes sensory processing, assessed by certified sensory integration practitioners. This approach helps identify sensory preferences and difficulties, allowing for tailored strategies to improve day-to-day life.

For adults, an assessment can provide validation and relief, helping to make sense of past struggles and empowering them to take steps toward a more structured and supported future.

How We Can Help

At Bloom Clinical, our ADHD assessments are designed with care and expertise to suit each individual’s needs. Our approach ensures you receive professional insights with respect, empathy, and understanding.

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Assessment Costings

At Bloom Clinical, we provide expert-led ADHD assessments for children and adults, offering clarity and personalised support for those navigating the complexities of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). 

Located in St Albans, Hertfordshire, our compassionate and professional team ensures a thorough and supportive experience tailored to your individual needs.

ADHD can affect individuals in different ways, influencing focus, organisation, emotional regulation, and behaviour. 

For many, the journey to understanding begins with recognising recurring challenges, such as difficulty concentrating, impulsivity, or struggles with completing tasks. 

Whether you’re seeking an assessment for your child or exploring a diagnosis as an adult, our comprehensive evaluations are designed to provide the answers you need to move forward with confidence.

Child ADHD Assessment  £1450

A child and young person ADHD Assessment consists of the following stages:

  • Completion of psychometric measures and screening information forms
  • Clinical Interview Meeting
  • Diagnostic assessment and observation tools in clinic.
  • Clinical Multidisciplinary meeting to analyse findings and outcome
  • Detailed report and recommendations
 

All of our assessments include a full overview of ADHD including sensory processing needs, conducted by highly specialist certified sensory integration practitioners for a comprehensive assessment and holistic evaluation of needs and strengths.  

Adult ADHD Assessment – £850

Our comprehensive Adult ADHD Assessment includes:

  • Completion of Screening Information & Psychometric Measures – Gathering initial insights to understand your experiences.
  • Clinical Interview Meeting – A detailed discussion to explore symptoms, history, and impact on daily life.
  • Diagnostic Assessment & Observations – Conducted either in clinic or online using evidence-based tools.
  • Clinical Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Meeting – A thorough review of findings by our specialist team.
  • Detailed Report & Recommendations – A full evaluation with personalised strategies and next steps.
 

Each assessment includes a complete overview of ADHD, incorporating sensory processing needs. Our certified sensory integration practitioners ensure a holistic evaluation, helping to identify both challenges and strengths for tailored support.

What to Expect During an ADHD Assessment

At Bloom Clinical, the ADHD assessment process starts with a detailed consultation to explore your concerns and build a comprehensive developmental history.

For adults, the assessment focuses on self-reported experiences, providing an in-depth look at how ADHD symptoms impact daily life. Where possible, insights from close family members or partners can also contribute to a fuller understanding.

Our ADHD Assessment Process

We use evidence-based tools and techniques to ensure a thorough and accurate diagnosis. The assessment process includes:

  • Developmental and Behavioural History – Examining patterns of attention, focus, and behaviour from childhood to adulthood.
  • Clinical Observations – Assessing attention, impulse control, and hyperactivity in both structured and everyday settings.
  • Input from Observers – Where possible, gathering insights from family members, partners, or teachers to provide a fuller picture.
  • Standardised Testing – Using validated assessment tools to evaluate ADHD symptoms and their impact on daily life.

Our multidisciplinary team brings both clinical expertise and a compassionate approach. We recognise that assessments can feel overwhelming, and we strive to create a supportive, comfortable experience for every individual.

More Information

1. Screening Information

The first step of our assessment process is to complete some screening information so that we can find out more about you and determine together if an assessment is the right next step. It’s also an opportunity for you to ask more about our assessments and let us know of any needs or preferences you may have. This can be done by telephone or via a referral form.

Completion of provided Adult ADHD Self Report Scale questionnaire (ASRS), The Conners-4, the Conners 4 is a modern version of the Conners Rating Scales, which were originally developed by Dr. C. Keith Conners. These scales are used to help diagnose ADHD and evaluate its severity. The Conners 4 is specifically designed to be more relevant and accurate for both children and adults. The Sensory Processing Measure assessment tool will be sent via online link for completion (if there are difficulties with this, a member of the team can call to go through the assessment and answers) as well as the interoception awareness questionnaire for completion.

We will talk with you online to explore your experiences regarding attention, concentration, hyperactivity, executive functioning, relationships and organising and planning.

For face-to-face assessments, we will use the QB Test. The QB Test is a digital neuropsychological assessment that uses a combination of visual and auditory tasks to measure key behavioural characteristics that are often linked to ADHD. It’s often used in conjunction with other diagnostic tools, such as the Conners 4, clinical interviews, and self-report questionnaires. If preferred, the QB Test can be arranged to be conducted online.

Once all the assessments tools are complete, an MDT meeting will be held to review all the information gathered and analyse the results collectively. The information will be considered alongside the DSM-V diagnostic criteria to ensure a clinically robust diagnosis process.

You will receive a full, in-depth, clinically robust evaluation report. It will be important to take some time read, digest and carefully consider recommendations, at your own pace.

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ADHD Assessments for Adults

Whether you’re seeking a comprehensive evaluation for clarity or ongoing support to manage ADHD, our services are tailored to meet your unique needs.

We understand that ADHD can affect many areas of life, from focus and organisation to relationships and daily routines.

That’s why our approach is rooted in compassion and expertise, empowering you with insights and practical strategies to manage challenges effectively. Through expert-led ADHD assessments and personalised recommendations, we’re here to guide you towards improved well-being and confidence every step of the way.