Private online ADHD Assessment Services in Hampshire and Isle of Wight
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affects each person differently. A private online ADHD assessment - available in Hampshire and Isle of Wight for adults and children - provides clarity and understanding, allowing you to access the expert support needed for you or your loved one to thrive. Appointments available in 4-6 weeks. No GP referral required.

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What happens in a private ADHD assessment?
To provide the most appropriate support, our specialist team needs to understand your own or your child's unique neurodevelopmental profile. Our experienced clinicians conduct thorough online assessments to determine if and to what extent ADHD is playing a role.
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Screening
Our psychology team, led by consultant clinical psychologists, provides a screening process to give initial insights as to whether you or your loved one might have ADHD. If the results indicate ADHD may be present, we'll recommend moving forward with a diagnostic assessment.
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Information Gathering
We gather information from multiple perspectives to understand how ADHD symptoms present across different environments. For adults, before we arrange your online assessment, we also ask for insights from someone who has known you since childhood because neurodevelopmental conditions like ADHD are with us from birth. For children and adolescents, we collect observations from school, and in some cases from other settings, where attention, activity levels, and impulse control are important. This comprehensive view helps our clinical team better understand the impact of potential ADHD symptoms in various aspects of life.
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Assessment
Our ADHD diagnostic assessment is carried out by experts in identifying ADHD across different age groups. For children, either a clinical psychologist, consultant paediatrician, or consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist conducts the assessment. Where needed, we triage referrals to determine the most appropriate specialist. During the assessment, the clinician explores your child's strengths, needs, and developmental history, while observing their behaviour and mannerisms. For adults, a clinical psychologist or psychiatrist conducts a thorough clinical interview using the DIVA-2 assessment tool.
This covers how your traits impact your daily life, work, relationships, and childhood experiences. For all assessments, our specialists combine all information gathered from the screening, questionnaires, and the clinical interview, evaluating it against DSM-5 diagnostic criteria. We present the outcome after the assessment, along with specific recommendations for support, adjustments, and treatment options where appropriate.
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Diagnostic Report
Working closely together, our team will produce a comprehensive report providing a clear and detailed breakdown of the assessment. The outcome will be straightforward and easy to understand, and the report can be shared with your child’s school to support a positive and informed conversation about the diagnosis. As our assessments are fully NICE compliant, you can be reassured that our diagnostic reports are recognised and accepted by both the NHS and education systems.
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Support
If the assessment indicates ADHD, we'll discuss with you all appropriate support options for you or your child. This includes a range of possibilities such as medication, psychological support, and behavioural strategies. Together, we'll help identify the most suitable approach. If medication is chosen, a specialist prescriber will assess suitability through routine tests before starting any treatment plan. Regular review appointments monitor the medication's effectiveness and any side effects. Once treatment is stable and working well, we arrange a referral to your local NHS ADHD service or GP for ongoing prescription management and monitoring.
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With expert online assessments and compassionate support, both children and adults can embrace their authentic selves and thrive. Our team is here to guide your journey.
Our services are available online to people throughout Hampshire and Isle of Wight, and in-person for children at our Basingstoke clinic.
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A trusted provider in Hampshire and Isle of Wight
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects how children and adults process attention, activity, and impulse control. For adults, this can impact work performance, relationships, and daily organisation. For children, it can affect learning, social interactions, and behaviour at school and home. When ADHD is identified through professional diagnostic assessment, individuals can access appropriate support and strategies.
Understanding your neurodevelopmental profile can help you access the support you need to thrive. At Psicon, we provide online private ADHD assessments - either individually or combined - for adults, with in-person children asessments available at our Basingstoke clinic.
For many people, online appointments are more convenient. They remove the need to travel and allow the assessment to take place in a familiar environment, which can help individuals feel more comfortable and relaxed.
What are the signs of ADHD?
You may be experiencing…
Although there are many things that ADHD people share, every person’s brain is unique, so ADHD can be experienced in different ways.
Challenges at home
Challenges at home
Keeping on top of housework, finishing DIY projects, dealing with bills and doing the chores are a very different challenge for people with ADHD. While many of us will dislike these kinds of tasks, ADHD makes them incredibly difficult despite the very best efforts. The stress that often comes from feeling these jobs are mounting up can be very distressing.
Challenges in relationships
Challenges in relationships
Personal challenges
Personal challenges
People with ADHD often find it difficult to get into a hobby or interest or find that they can be very passionate about something but then quickly become interested in something else. People can get drawn into endless scrolling and get frustrated with themselves for not being able to develop more healthy strategies to cope with stress.
Challenging behaviours in children
Challenging behaviours in children
Children with ADHD can be very tricky to manage as they are not always able to respond to your requests and direction. Due to their impulsivity and high levels of activation, they might find it difficult to listen, stay on task or sit still. This can be very stressful, especially with the pace of life and competing demands from family, school and work. Families can get stuck in unhelpful cycles, where parents become frustrated with their children and children act-up more as they can’t always do want is wanted.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Online ADHD assessments work well for many children, young people, and adults, particularly where:
- the individual can engage in conversation over video
- there is good supporting information from parents, school, or other settings
- the person feels more comfortable being assessed at home
If there are factors suggesting an in‑person assessment would be more helpful, we will discuss this with you so you can make an informed decision.
Having conducted thousands of private ADHD diagnostic assessments, we understand the condition manifests uniquely in each individual. Our evaluation process is designed to identify various presentation styles and coping mechanisms – especially important when assessing females who often develop sophisticated strategies to manage their symptoms. If ADHD isn't diagnosed, our clinical team provides recommendations for appropriate support and can suggest alternative assessments if needed.
We aim to offer assessment appointments within four to six weeks of receiving all pre-assessment information, whether its an online ADHD assessment or in person. The timeline depends on how quickly we receive completed questionnaires from relevant parties (such as family members, schools, or other professionals who know you or your child well).
Online ADHD assessments follow the same clinical process as in‑person assessments and are delivered via secure video consultation.
There is no difference in price. Online appointments can improve access and flexibility, allowing assessments to take place in a familiar environment without the need to travel.
In the vast majority of cases, yes.
Our ADHD assessments are carried out by experienced clinicians using recognised diagnostic standards. Reports are clear, detailed, and clinically robust, and are commonly used across education, healthcare, and workplace settings.
If an organisation has questions, we will support you and, where appropriate, speak directly with them.
In the vast majority of cases, yes.
Employers are looking for clear, clinically sound information about how ADHD may affect someone and what support may help. This depends on the qualityof the assessment and report rather than whether it was carried out online.
Our reports are written to a high clinical standard and are often used to support workplace understanding and reasonable adjustments. If questions arise, we will support you in addressing them.
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Everyone's mind processes information differently. Some people are neurodivergent, processing attention and activity in ways that differ from what's typically expected. While these differences can bring challenges, we believe that with understanding, empathy, and expert support, everyone can thrive. Whether you're seeking a private online ADHD assessment for yourself or your child, our support teams are here to help guide your journey.
Please note that you are submitting an enquiry for Psicon’s private service, where the assessment is self-funded. If you are seeking an NHS-funded referral or wish to access the ‘Right to Choose’ pathway, please click here and request a referral through your GP.
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