Fast-track your autism or ADHD assessment – Manchester appointments available
Are you considering your options? Get a private adult online autism or ADHD assessment in as little as 4-6 weeks. You don’t need a GP referral, and our accredited clinicians will support you at every step.
Fast, friendly, and straightforward autism and ADHD assessments, delivered online at a time that works for you. Simply book your appointment now and start your journey with us today.
Why Choose a Psicon private online assessment?
Understanding your neurodevelopmental profile can help you access the support you need to thrive. At Psicon, we provide online adult private autism and ADHD assessments - either individually or combined, available across Greater Manchester.
Hassle free process
There’s no GP referral required, no hidden costs, and a simple online booking journey from start to finish
You’re in control
Select a time that suits you , attend your appointments online, and move at the pace that feels comfortable
Expert clinical care
Thorough online assessments conducted by an experienced clinical psychologist or psychiatrist, using industry standard tools and guidelines
Comprehensive reports
Detailed, NICE compliant reports written in clear language, and recognised across the UK
Shorter wait times
Access a private assessment in as little as 4-6 weeks, so you can get clarity you need
Transparent pricing
One clear fee covering your assessment, clinical review and detailed report, with no hidden extras
How does an online assessment work?
Our autism and ADHD online assessments follow the same structured process and clinical standards as an in-person assessment, using recognised tools and NICE aligned guidelines. You’ll meet a specialist clinician via secure video, from your own home, which can feel more comfortable and remove the stress of travel or unfamiliar clinics. For many people, this makes it easier to attend, focus and share their experiences, while still receiving a thorough assessment and comprehensive report they can rely on.
How an autism or ADHD online assessment works
To be able to help you in the most positive way, we first need to fully understand your neurodevelopmental makeup and needs. Our specialist team will conduct a thorough, expert remote assessment to ascertain if you do, or don’t have autism or ADHD.
Book Now
Complete a quick online booking and answer a few short questions to get started.
Meet Your Clinician
Attend your appointment via secure video.
Get Your Report
Receive your report and discuss next steps together
A trusted provider
We’re an established NHS partner for autism and ADHD assessments, and our private pathways follow the same NICE aligned standards and structured tools.
We support adults, children and families across Greater Manchester who are looking for timely, specialist assessments without years of waiting.
Testimonials
Some words from our patients
We've helped thousands of patients over the years, and here are some of their thoughts.
We have been delighted with the service.
We had a wonderful experience from beginning to the end, great waiting times for an ADHD assessment, great communication, professional, we have been delighted with the service.
Thank you once again for all of your help Psicon!
An outstanding company. Are always willing to help on the phone with any questions, concerns or problems. I would recommend them to anyone.
Quick efficient service.
I could not have been happier with timescales, responses and communication.
Excellent communication and explanation throughout the assessments.
All staff seemed very knowledge, were prompt and courteous and we were given a conclusion by the end of the assessment
Frequently Asked Questions
Want to know more about how we can help?
Everyone’s mind is unique. Many of us are neurodivergent. And while the neurological differences that make us individuals can bring challenges, we believe that with understanding, empathy and expert support, everyone can thrive.
Are private online autism assessments accepted by the NHS and schools?
In vast majority of cases, yes.
Our assessments are carried out by experienced clinicians using recognised diagnostic standards. Reports are written to be clear, detailed, and clinically robust. They are commonly used to support children in education and to inform NHS services.
If an organisation has questions about a report, we will work with you and, where appropriate, speak directly with them to explain the clinical basis of the assessment.
Can ADHD develop during the teenage years? What does it look like in adolescents?
Some teens only start showing clear signs of ADHD as school, social life, and daily responsibilities become more demanding.Teenagers with ADHD may struggle to focus, control impulses, or keep tasks and schedules organised, even when they’re putting in their best effort. A thorough assessment by a specialist, such as a clinical psychologist or adolescent psychiatrist, can help determine whether ADHD is contributing to these challenges and what support might help.
What happens if my child is not diagnosed?
If your child does not receive a diagnosis, this does not mean there isn't a problem. ADHD can present like many other conditions and part of the assessment is ensuring that we can evidence that the traits we see are neurodevelopmental. A child’s experiences can influence how they operate and sometimes this can look like ADHD. It is important to establish the cause of the difficulties so that the best support and understanding can be offered. If a child’s presentation is better understood by behavioural or psychological factors, the approach would be very different than if they have ADHD.
Are the sessions confidential?
Yes, they are completely confidential, and no one can know what is spoken about without consent from the person in treatment if they are aged 13+. Below this age, parents are entitled to be informed about what is discussed. Regardless of age, we aim to establish a trusting relationship where the person being treated can feel safe in the knowledge that what they say will be treated in confidence, but also to advise if we think that it’s important or useful to share some things with parents. This can all be discussed and tailored to the family at the time. The only time we would break confidentiality without consent or discussion is if we were worried about someone in a crisis and they were in immediate danger.
I don’t have anyone to help with the pre-assessment questionnaires, will this affect my assessment? (For adults)
We typically request input from someone who has known you since your early years to provide supplementary information during the assessment process, helping us understand your developmental history. The Diagnostic Statistical Manual (DSM-5) specifies that ADHD symptoms must have been present in childhood for a diagnosis to be made. However, we recognise that some people may not have access to someone who can provide this historical context. While having this additional perspective is valuable, its absence won't prevent the ADHD assessment from proceeding. In such situations, we encourage you to share relevant historical documentation that might provide insights into your earlier experiences - such as academic records or previous assessments.
We're with you at every step
Neurodiversity enriches our society. While different ways of processing, socialising and experiencing life can bring daily challenges, with expert understanding and supportive guidance, adults can discover their authentic path. That's why we offer specialised private autism and ADHD assessment services tailored to adults.