About us
ADHD Health is a specialist private clinic for adults and children. We started it because too many people wait years for answers, and everyone deserves an assessment that is careful, kind and clear.
Why we do this
ADHD Health was set up by psychiatrists who spent years working in NHS ADHD services. We saw how long people waited for answers, and how much a careful, unhurried assessment could change things for them and their families.
We believe a good ADHD assessment should take the time it needs, look at the whole person, and end with an honest answer and a practical plan, whatever the outcome.
What we stand for
- Careful assessment that follows NICE guidance
- Clear fees, agreed up front
- Plain-English communication
- Working with GPs and schools, not around them
- Treating every person with respect, whatever the outcome
Our clinical team
Every clinician is registered with the General Medical Council (GMC) or Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). You can check their registration on the GMC or NMC website.
Dr Helen Carter
Consultant Psychiatrist and Medical Director
Helen has worked in adult ADHD services for over 12 years, in the NHS and privately. She has a special interest in ADHD in women and in people diagnosed later in life.
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Dr Arjun Mehta
Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist
Arjun has 15 years’ experience in child and adolescent mental health. He works closely with families and schools, and has a special interest in ADHD alongside autism.
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Sophie Turner
ADHD Specialist Nurse Prescriber
Sophie supports patients through medication titration and annual reviews, and works with GPs on shared care.
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James Wright
Patient Care Coordinator
James is your first point of contact for bookings, questions and anything practical.
Contact: hello@adhdhealth.co.uk
How we keep care safe
Regulated
ADHD Health is registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC). CQC ID: 1-0000000000.
Clinical oversight
Our medical director, Dr Helen Carter, is responsible for clinical standards, audits a sample of assessments, and leads regular peer review.
Following the evidence
Our assessment and treatment pathways follow NICE guideline NG87 on ADHD and national guidance on shared care and prescribing.
Safeguarding
All staff are trained in safeguarding children and adults and have enhanced DBS checks. Read our safeguarding policy.
Data protection
We are registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office and use secure, UK-based clinical systems. Read our privacy policy.
Listening to feedback
We ask everyone for feedback and take every concern seriously. See how to raise a concern.
Talk to our team
Book a free 15-minute call. We’ll answer your questions and help you decide whether we’re the right service for you.
Or call us on 0306 999 0123, Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm.