ADHD Online and Face to Face Assessment and Treatment for Children and Young Adults
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a condition that can affect anyone and diagnosed at any age
It affects the person’s abilities and performance at home, school. The earlier it is diagnosed the lesser the disabilities caused by it and lower the impact on school and social performance. We can help with ADHD diagnosis and treatment.
ADHD Assessment, Diagnosis and Care for Young People at Oaktree Connect
At Oaktree Connect, private ADHD and Mental health clinic in Birmingham, St Albans and Online, we offer private ADHD assessments for children and young adults.
Our high quality mental health and ADHD services are provided by experienced top private child and adolescent psychiatrists (CAMHS). We offer consultations with an Child ADHD consultant psychiatrist, who will carry out a comprehensive assessment by speaking to the child and the parents before confirming the ADHD diagnosis, if the criteria for diagnosis are confirmed.
Why Oaktree
No Waiting List, see a practitioner within one week
Only psychiatrists or senior nurse practitioners will see you
Our fees are the most competitive
Compare Oaktree Fees to Competitors
| ADHD Initial Assessment- Adults | ADHD Initial Assessment- Children |
Oaktree Connect With Psychiatrist | Online- £550 Face to face- £625 | Online- £1,440 Face to face- 1600 |
Midlands Health | Online- £1,245 Face to face- £1,245 | Online- £1,550 Face to face- £1,550 |
Berkeley Psychiatrists | Online- £745 Face to face- £1,095 | Online- £1,245 Face to face- £1,425 |
The ADHD Centre | Online- £795 Face to face- £1,095 | Online- £1,395 Face to face- £1,695 |
Clinical Partners | Online- £895 | Online- £995 |
Packages & Pay in Instalments
Competitive pricing
Our services for TMS are less expensive than our competitors
Packages
You can pay for 5 sessions at a time, rather than all 20 in one go.
Klarna
You can make payments in installments using Klarna
Hear from one of our expert psychiatrists
We offer you consultations with an ADHD consultant who will carry out a comprehensive assessment and confirm the ADHD diagnosis, if you suffer from ADHD.
Dr Sobia Rafi
Consultant Psychiatrist
Read one of our expert psychiatrist’s blog on the pros and cons of ADHD medication here.
For more information on our ADHD services, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us.
Our Patient’s Views & Reviews
Want to know more? Here are answers to our FAQs
ADHD is a developmental disorder which means that its features are present from early childhood. ADHD affects a person’s ability to concentrate, stay still, make considered decisions, organise life at home and work. It can be disabling and has a negative impact on all aspects of functioning.
ADHD is diagnosed by semi-structured interview to establish symptoms and signs that are listed as diagnostic, in the International Code of Diseases (ICD) and Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) by an ADHD expert psychiatrist.
You and someone close to you who knows you well, will be required to complete some questionnaires to support and further confirm the diagnosis.
A medically trained psychiatrist in further specific training in ADHD assessment and treatment will carry out your diagnostic assessment will see you.
Yes, all our consultant psychiatrists are medically trained doctors and have years of experience of assessing, diagnosing and treating ADHD and other mental disorders.
Yes, we provide a detailed assessment report, shared with your GP within 5 working days of the assessment.
Yes, we can see you online throughout England and in person (face to face) in our ADHD clinic in Birmingham and St Albans (20 minutes train ride from Central London).
ADHD Medication controls your symptoms and is not curative. You will need to take it in the long term (like medication for any chronic conditions like high blood pressure) for the treatment to be effective.
Once your ADHD medication is stabilised, your consultant psychiatrist will write about your progress and medication to your GP surgery and request a ‘Shared care Agreement’. This means that, if accepted by the GP, you will be able to receive you medication prescriptions and physical health monitoring from the GP (through the NHS) and see our psychiatrist twice every year for follow ups.
This removes the financial burden of you having to fund more frequent follow up appointments with us and paying for the medication privately. Unfortunately, some GPs do not accept these agreements with private healthcare providers. We are then able to offer you shared care agreement with our partner GP.