Fast, online autism and ADHD assessments for children and teenagers
Are you exploring options for your family? Get a private online autism or ADHD assessment for your child in as little as 4–6 weeks. You don’t need a GP referral, and our accredited clinician will support you and your family at every step.
Fast, friendly and straightforward autism and ADHD assessments, delivered online at a time that works for you. Simply complete your

Why choose Psicon?
Through careful assessment, we can help your family understand your child’s individual needs and provide the specialised support they need to flourish at school or college. At Psicon, we provide private online autism assessments for children aged 7+ and online ADHD assessments aged 6+.
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 and your family, 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

Find the service best for you
Our child autism and ADHD assessments follow the same structured process and clinical standards whether delivered online or in person, using recognised tools and NICE aligned guidelines. You’ll both 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 families, 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 a child autism or ADHD assessment works
Book Now
Complete a quick online booking and answer a few short questions to get started.

Meet Your Clinician
Attend your appointment in person or via secure video, whichever works best for you.

Get Your Report
Receive your child's detailed report and talk through the 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 Hampshire and Isle of Wight who are looking for timely, specialist assessments without years of waiting.
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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.
Does an online ADHD assessment differ from an in person assessment?
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.
What happens if the report indicates that ADHD is not present?
Having conducted thousands of 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.
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.
How long is the waiting list?
We aim to offer assessment appointments within four to six weeks of receiving all pre-assessment information. 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).
When is an in person ADHD assessment recommended?
An in‑person assessment may be more appropriate in some situations, including:
- younger children who may find it difficult to engage online (Minimum 20 minutes on camera)
- individuals with additional developmental or learning needs
- situations where behaviour is difficult to observe remotely
- more complex or unclear presentations
If this applies, we will explain why and talk through the options with you.
We're with you at every step
Every child's mind is unique. Many children and teenagers are neurodivergent. And while these unique ways of seeing the world can bring daily challenges, we believe that with gentle understanding, expert support and early autism assessment, every child can flourish. That's why we provide private autism diagnosic assessments specifically for children and teenagers.