Services

ADHD Assessment

ADHD assessments are conducted in line with recognised clinical standards and involve a detailed exploration of attention, activity level, impulsivity, and executive functioning.

The assessment typically includes:

  • A detailed developmental and clinical history
  • Exploration of current functioning at home and school
  • Standardised rating scales where appropriate
  • Consideration of alternative or overlapping explanations

The outcome is a clear diagnostic conclusion where possible, or a careful explanation where criteria are not met. A comprehensive written report is provided, including practical recommendations for home and school.

Autism Assessment

Autism assessments are conducted in line with recognised clinical standards and involve a detailed exploration of deficits in social communication and restricted / repetitive patterns of behaviour, interests, or activities. The assessment is conducted in two parts: (i) an initial appointment with parents, called the 3di, and (ii) an observational appointment focused on the patient's social interaction, communication, and behaviour, called the ADOS.

The assessment typically includes:

  • A detailed developmental and clinical history
  • Exploration of current functioning at home and school
  • Standardised rating scales where appropriate
  • Consideration of alternative or overlapping explanations

The outcome is a clear diagnostic conclusion where possible, or a careful explanation where criteria are not met. A comprehensive written report is provided, including practical recommendations for home and school.

General Psychiatric Assessment

General psychiatric assessments focus on understanding a young person’s emotional wellbeing, behaviour, and day-to-day functioning.

This may include:

  • Anxiety
  • Low mood or depression
  • Emotional regulation difficulties
  • School-related distress
  • Behavioural concerns

The assessment explores both current difficulties and developmental context, with attention to contributing factors and maintaining patterns. Feedback includes a clear formulation and recommendations for next steps.

Medication Assessment and Management

Where appropriate, medication may be considered as part of a broader treatment plan.

This includes:

  • Careful assessment of whether medication is indicated
  • Discussion of potential benefits and side effects
  • Structured titration and monitoring
  • Regular follow-up reviews

Where medication is stabilised, shared care with the GP may be considered in line with standard guidance.

Fees

Full Assessments

ADHD Assessment (includes QbCheck): £1520

Autism Assessment: £2100

Combined ADHD and Autism Assessment: £3200

Initial Assessment (not ADHD or autism): £540

Follow-up Appointments

15 min appointment with Dr Fenton: £90

30 min appointment with Dr Fenton: £180

60 min appointment with Dr Fenton: £360

Other

QbCheck: £185

Additional letter request (including shared care agreements): £180 per half hour (minimum charge £180)

Therapy (CBT/IPT/SFT) Online only: £120 per session

Repeat prescriptions requested outside of appointments: £20 admin fee