ADHD Resources
Clear information about ADHD, assessment and everyday life.
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Start with one topic. These external resources provide general information; they do not replace advice from your clinician.
ADHD in adults
NHS information about adult ADHD, assessment and everyday life.
Read NHS adult ADHD information →Children and young people
NHS information about ADHD in children and young people, including information for parents and carers.
Read NHS young people’s information →Links labelled NHS or NICE take you to those organisations’ websites. Their content and services are separate from ADHDinSYNC.
Understand your ADHDinSYNC care
UK-wide virtual ADHD assessments for ages 7–65.
Assessment and next steps
Explore assessment for adults aged 18–65 and young people aged 7–17, and what happens after your enquiry.
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Does reading this information diagnose ADHD?
No. ADHD diagnosis requires clinical assessment. Online information or questionnaires alone cannot establish a diagnosis.
Are there resources for families?
Yes. The NHS resource for children and young people includes information for parents and carers.
Read NHS information for children, young people and families →
What services does ADHDinSYNC provide?
We provide virtual ADHD assessments for young people aged 7–17 and adults aged 18–65 across the UK.
How do I request an assessment?
Use our enquiry form. We check suitability, then offer an appointment and explain prices and booking terms. If you proceed, payment and written confirmation of the agreed arrangements are required to confirm your booking. An enquiry does not confirm an appointment or commit you to payment.
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We explain suitability, prices and next steps before you choose whether to book.
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