ADHD Assessment & Diagnosis in Scotland
Specialist Adult ADHD Service in Scotland – Edinburgh, Glasgow, & across Scotland.
At ADHDdegree, we offer expert adult ADHD assessments — delivered online and in compliance with NICE and NHS guidelines. Our specialists, who have firsthand ADHD experience, deliver professional, compassionate care at Scotland’s most competitive rates.
We make professional ADHD diagnosis accessible to adults throughout Scotland – from the Highlands to the Islands.

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Services Across Scotland Why Choose Our Private ADHD Assessment Services in Scotland
Services Across Scotland
Why Choose Our Private ADHD Assessment Services in Scotland
Private ADHD Diagnosis for Adults
Online ADHD Assessments Available Throughout the UK
Fast-Track ADHD Diagnosis Without NHS Waiting Lists
Comprehensive Adult ADHD Assessment by Specialist Clinicians
Evidence-Based Assessment Process Following NICE Guidelines
Client Experiences with Our ADHD Assessment Services
Adult ADHD Diagnosis Testimonials from Scotland
What to expect during your ADHD Assessment in Scotland & Online
Optional Free Initial Consultation
Complete our short ADHD screener to see if you might have ADHD.
Book a ADHD Diagnostic Assessment
Choose a time and date that works for you, and book an assessment with one of our specialists.
Comprehensive Assessment: How Long ADHD Diagnosis Takes
Meet with a psychologist for a 1.5-hour session to get a professional diagnosis.
Post-Assessment: ADHD Treatment and Medication Options in Scotland
Get your prescription and ongoing medication plan
Complete Assessment Process
Receive your NICE & NHS-compliant ADHD diagnostic report.
Follow-Up Support: Managing ADHD After Your Diagnosis
We provide continued care throughout your time with us.
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Experienced ADHD Consultants in Edinburgh & Glasgow
Real Results: Life After ADHD Testing in Scotland
Professionals and students across Scotland who have used our services to get assessments, coaching, and support.
ADHD Assessment & Diagnosis FAQs for Scotland
How Does Private ADHD Assessment in Scotland Work?
A private ADHD assessment is a structured evaluation conducted by experienced clinicians to determine whether you meet the criteria for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Our clinic provides comprehensive ADHD assessments, including a full diagnostic assessment that covers your developmental history, current ADHD symptoms, and impact on everyday life.
The assessment process involves structured assessment sessions, where a clinician gathers information on core symptoms, including impulsive behaviour, inattention, and hyperactivity.
After a thorough diagnostic assessment, you’ll receive a detailed report that provides an accurate diagnosis, along with recommendations for treatment options such as ADHD medication, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), and behavioural interventions.
From our Scottish clinic, we offer private ADHD assessments for both adults and children.
If required, we can provide an evidence-based report that your GP may use when considering a shared care agreement.
However, not all GPs accept shared care, as policies vary across NHS practices.
If your GP declines to enter a shared care agreement, you may need to continue with a private diagnosis, ensuring continued access to appropriate ADHD medication through a private prescription.
Our adult ADHD assessments are designed for individuals who have struggled with undiagnosed ADHD, providing them with a formal diagnosis and access to treatment plans.
Identifying ADHD symptoms early can prevent long-term challenges related to self-esteem, impulse control, and mental health conditions such as bipolar disorder.
For those requiring ADHD treatment, we provide personalised treatment plans that may include therapy, non-stimulant medications, and practical strategies for managing daily life.
We also consider medication costs when discussing treatment options, helping clients make informed decisions about their care.
If you suspect you may have ADHD or are struggling with adult ADHD, we encourage you to book an initial consultation to explore your options.
Our specialist team includes qualified professionals who can guide you through the assessment appointment and provide a better understanding of your individual’s symptoms and the best path forward.
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How does ADHD affect daily life, and what treatment options are available?
ADHD symptoms can significantly impact impulse control, focus, and emotional stability.
Untreated ADHD is linked to difficulties with work, relationships, and self-esteem, as well as increased risks for co-existing conditions like bipolar disorder and anxiety.
We offer a range of ADHD services, including adult ADHD assessments, diagnostic reports, and ADHD tests to determine whether an ADHD diagnosis is appropriate.
Our specialist team includes ADHD specialists and other mental health professionals, ensuring a comprehensive treatment plan for each client.
Once a formal diagnosis is confirmed, our ADHD clinic offers both stimulant and non-stimulant medications, ADHD treatment through therapy, and coping mechanisms to improve focus and impulse control.
If you require private prescriptions, we can provide an assessment appointment to discuss medication options and create a personalised treatment plan that suits your needs.
Whether you prefer ADHD coaching, therapy, or non-stimulant medications, our qualified professionals will guide you towards the best ADHD treatment approach for your lifestyle.
What Happens After an ADHD Diagnosis in Scotland?
Following a diagnostic assessment, we offer a variety of treatment options tailored to your specific needs.
This includes ADHD medication, psychological therapy, and behavioural interventions to help with managing symptoms.
For many people, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is an effective way to manage the emotional and practical challenges of ADHD.
We also offer ADHD coaching, which provides ongoing strategies for improving focus, organisation, and productivity in daily life.
We take a holistic approach to ADHD treatment, meaning we don’t just focus on medication but also consider lifestyle factors, family history, and structured behavioural observations to develop an effective treatment plan.
Understanding a person’s family history can provide insight into ADHD symptoms, allowing for a personalised treatment plan that meets their unique needs.
Our team includes chartered psychologists, consultant psychiatrists, pharmacists, nurse prescribers, and coaches, ensuring a comprehensive approach to care.
As ADHD specialists, we have experience in supporting individuals with mental health conditions, mood disorders, and related neurodevelopmental disorders.
We also work alongside other mental health professionals to ensure a multi-disciplinary approach to care, addressing co-existing conditions such as bipolar disorder.
If you’re looking for a trusted ADHD specialist to help diagnose ADHD, manage symptoms, and develop an effective treatment plan, our ADHD specialists can provide the appropriate support you need to navigate ADHD treatment effectively.
Through structured behavioural observations and professional assessments, we ensure an accurate diagnosis that guides practical strategies for symptom management.
Additionally, our team considers the impact of medication costs and can help clients explore their options, including private prescriptions for those who require immediate access to treatment.
If you’re unsure about the best approach for your needs, our specialist team is available for video consultations, offering guidance on medication, therapy, and alternative coping mechanisms tailored to your symptoms.
Can I Access Online ADHD Assessment Throughout the UK?
Yes, we offer online ADHD assessments, which follow the same diagnostic process as our in-person ADHD assessments, which previously took place in-person from our Edinburgh clinic. Remote assessments are now offered through Scotland, and are designed to be just as thorough and effective, allowing you to receive a full diagnostic assessment from the comfort of your home.
Our online assessment process includes structured assessment sessions, where our expert clinicians gather details about your developmental history, ADHD symptoms, and the impact of ADHD on your daily life. You will also receive a detailed report, which can be used to access appropriate support, including medication, therapy, and workplace adjustments.
For those seeking support beyond the diagnosis, we offer ADHD coaching, psychological therapy, and strategies for managing stress and impulsive behaviour. If you are unsure whether an online ADHD assessment is right for you, book an initial consultation with our experienced clinicians to discuss the best approach.
What’s the difference between ADHD and other neurodevelopmental conditions like Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)?
ADHD and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are both neurodevelopmental conditions that can impact focus, communication, and daily functioning. However, there are key differences between them.
ADHD is characterised by core symptoms such as inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsive behaviour, whereas autism spectrum disorder often involves difficulties with social communication, repetitive behaviors, and sensory sensitivities. Some individuals may have both ADHD and ASD, which is why our clinic also offers ASD assessments alongside our ADHD diagnostic assessments.
If you’re unsure whether you have ADHD, ASD, or another mental health condition, a comprehensive ADHD assessment or autism assessment with our specialist services can help provide clarity. Our experienced clinicians ensure that your diagnosis is accurate and that you receive the right treatment plan and ongoing support based on your unique needs.
How Long Does an ADHD Assessment Take in Scotland?
We offer a self-referral option, meaning you don’t need to go through a GP or another healthcare provider to book an appointment. You can schedule an adult ADHD assessment, child ADHD assessment (must be over 16), online ADHD assessment directly through our website.
Our private practice provides flexible options for private ADHD assessments in Glasgow, private ADHD assessments across Scotland. All ADHD assessments currently are online appointments at this time.
After your diagnostic assessment, we will provide a detailed report outlining your diagnosis, recommended treatment options, and next steps for managing symptoms. We also offer ADHD coaching, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), and medication options for long-term support.
If you have any questions about our assessment process, the best treatment approach for you, or whether you need a verbal diagnosis before committing to a full diagnostic assessment, get in touch with our team today.
What Does a Private ADHD Diagnosis Cost in Edinburgh & Glasgow?
We prescribe a range of medications to support ADHD management, including both stimulant and non-stimulant options.
Our approach is to tailor medication to each individual’s needs, considering factors like your lifestyle, health, and treatment goals.
Our team provides structured titration and close monitoring to ensure the medication is effective and well-tolerated. We work collaboratively with you to transition to shared care with your GP whenever possible, ensuring long-term continuity and support.
At our Scottish ADHD clinic, we offer private ADHD assessments for those seeking a formal diagnosis without NHS wait times. A private diagnosis includes a comprehensive ADHD assessment, ADHD tests, and a diagnostic report from a qualified professional.
For those requiring ADHD treatment, we provide personalised treatment plans that may include therapy, non-stimulant medications, or private prescriptions for ADHD medication.
While private prescriptions can be an additional cost, they ensure immediate access to medication options without NHS delays.
If you’re unsure whether a private patient route is right for you, we offer an initial consultation where a specialist consultant can explain your options and help you develop a treatment plan that aligns with your needs.
For many, a diagnostic report from our clinic can be used to apply for NHS support later, allowing them to access ADHD specialists and additional ADHD services over time.
Can I get a shared care agreement for ADHD medication through your clinic?
Yes, we can help facilitate a shared care agreement for ADHD treatment, including ADHD medication, but it is ultimately at the discretion of your GP or local NHS practice.
A shared care agreement allows your GP to take over the prescribing of ADHD medication after an initial diagnostic assessment and medication titration under the supervision of a consultant psychiatrist or specialist ADHD clinician.
This makes long-term ADHD treatment more accessible, particularly for those who prefer to manage their condition through their GP rather than continuing with private ADHD assessment follow-ups.
From our Scottish Clinic, we offer online private ADHD assessments for adults.
We can provide an evidence-based report on your private ADHD diagnosis in Edinburgh, which your GP may use when considering a shared care agreement.
This report includes behavioural observations, a summary of ADHD tests, and a formal diagnosis if criteria are met.
However, it’s important to note that not all GPs accept shared care, as policies vary across NHS practices.
If your GP declines shared care, we can continue managing your treatment plan privately, ensuring you receive appropriate ADHD medication, non-stimulant medications, and practical strategies for managing your ADHD symptoms.
Additionally, we provide video consultations to discuss your options, whether you are looking for personalised treatment plans, exploring private prescriptions, or seeking tailored support from our specialist team of mental health professionals and other mental health professionals.
Our team will ensure you have a better understanding of your options, whether through NHS services or continued private patient care.
If you would like to discuss whether a shared care agreement is an option for you, we recommend booking an initial consultation with our team to explore the best pathway for your care.
How does ADHD affect daily life, and what treatment options are available?
ADHD affects people in many ways, often making it difficult to focus, manage time, regulate emotions, or stay organized.
Many individuals struggle with emotional regulation, impulsive behaviour, and difficulties in academic or professional settings. Some people also experience co-existing mental health conditions, such as eating disorders, mood disorders, or anxiety.
From our clinic based in Scotland, our clinical team offer private ADHD assessments for adults, which take the form of online appointments at this time.
Our approach is evidence-based, and we provide each client with a full diagnostic assessment, a detailed report, and personalised treatment plans to help with managing symptoms.
Personalised plan and treatment options vary to provide the best possible care but may include:
- ADHD medication to help improve focus and reduce impulsivity.
- CBT and psychological therapy to address emotional, eating disorders, and behavioural challenges.
- ADHD coaching to provide practical strategies for daily life, work, study, and personal growth.
- Specialist ADHD interventions, using the latest research to deliver an evidence based approach, are designed to support individuals with unique challenges related to focus, motivation, and self-regulation.
Although there is no way to cure ADHD, our clinical expertise ensures that each individual receives the support they need to thrive.
We provide ongoing support, including strategies for emotional regulation and improving daily life.
If you would like to explore the best treatment plans, book an initial consultation with our team to discuss the options available to you.
How do I support a family member who may have ADHD?
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How Does Private ADHD Assessment in Scotland Work?
A private ADHD assessment is a structured evaluation conducted by experienced clinicians to determine whether you meet the criteria for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Our clinic provides comprehensive ADHD assessments, including a full diagnostic assessment that covers your developmental history, current ADHD symptoms, and impact on everyday life.
The assessment process involves structured assessment sessions, where a clinician gathers information on core symptoms, including impulsive behaviour, inattention, and hyperactivity.
After a thorough diagnostic assessment, you’ll receive a detailed report that provides an accurate diagnosis, along with recommendations for treatment options such as ADHD medication, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), and behavioural interventions.
From our Scottish clinic, we offer private ADHD assessments for both adults and children.
If required, we can provide an evidence-based report that your GP may use when considering a shared care agreement.
However, not all GPs accept shared care, as policies vary across NHS practices.
If your GP declines to enter a shared care agreement, you may need to continue with a private diagnosis, ensuring continued access to appropriate ADHD medication through a private prescription.
Our adult ADHD assessments are designed for individuals who have struggled with undiagnosed ADHD, providing them with a formal diagnosis and access to treatment plans.
Identifying ADHD symptoms early can prevent long-term challenges related to self-esteem, impulse control, and mental health conditions such as bipolar disorder.
For those requiring ADHD treatment, we provide personalised treatment plans that may include therapy, non-stimulant medications, and practical strategies for managing daily life.
We also consider medication costs when discussing treatment options, helping clients make informed decisions about their care.
If you suspect you may have ADHD or are struggling with adult ADHD, we encourage you to book an initial consultation to explore your options.
Our specialist team includes qualified professionals who can guide you through the assessment appointment and provide a better understanding of your individual’s symptoms and the best path forward.
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How does ADHD affect daily life, and what treatment options are available?
ADHD symptoms can significantly impact impulse control, focus, and emotional stability.
Untreated ADHD is linked to difficulties with work, relationships, and self-esteem, as well as increased risks for co-existing conditions like bipolar disorder and anxiety.
We offer a range of ADHD services, including adult ADHD assessments, diagnostic reports, and ADHD tests to determine whether an ADHD diagnosis is appropriate.
Our specialist team includes ADHD specialists and other mental health professionals, ensuring a comprehensive treatment plan for each client.
Once a formal diagnosis is confirmed, our ADHD clinic offers both stimulant and non-stimulant medications, ADHD treatment through therapy, and coping mechanisms to improve focus and impulse control.
If you require private prescriptions, we can provide an assessment appointment to discuss medication options and create a personalised treatment plan that suits your needs.
Whether you prefer ADHD coaching, therapy, or non-stimulant medications, our qualified professionals will guide you towards the best ADHD treatment approach for your lifestyle.
What Happens After an ADHD Diagnosis in Scotland?
Following a diagnostic assessment, we offer a variety of treatment options tailored to your specific needs.
This includes ADHD medication, psychological therapy, and behavioural interventions to help with managing symptoms.
For many people, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is an effective way to manage the emotional and practical challenges of ADHD.
We also offer ADHD coaching, which provides ongoing strategies for improving focus, organisation, and productivity in daily life.
We take a holistic approach to ADHD treatment, meaning we don’t just focus on medication but also consider lifestyle factors, family history, and structured behavioural observations to develop an effective treatment plan.
Understanding a person’s family history can provide insight into ADHD symptoms, allowing for a personalised treatment plan that meets their unique needs.
Our team includes chartered psychologists, consultant psychiatrists, pharmacists, nurse prescribers, and coaches, ensuring a comprehensive approach to care.
As ADHD specialists, we have experience in supporting individuals with mental health conditions, mood disorders, and related neurodevelopmental disorders.
We also work alongside other mental health professionals to ensure a multi-disciplinary approach to care, addressing co-existing conditions such as bipolar disorder.
If you’re looking for a trusted ADHD specialist to help diagnose ADHD, manage symptoms, and develop an effective treatment plan, our ADHD specialists can provide the appropriate support you need to navigate ADHD treatment effectively.
Through structured behavioural observations and professional assessments, we ensure an accurate diagnosis that guides practical strategies for symptom management.
Additionally, our team considers the impact of medication costs and can help clients explore their options, including private prescriptions for those who require immediate access to treatment.
If you’re unsure about the best approach for your needs, our specialist team is available for video consultations, offering guidance on medication, therapy, and alternative coping mechanisms tailored to your symptoms.
Can I Access Online ADHD Assessment Throughout the UK?
Yes, we offer online ADHD assessments, which follow the same diagnostic process as our in-person ADHD assessments, which previously took place in-person from our Edinburgh clinic. Remote assessments are now offered through Scotland, and are designed to be just as thorough and effective, allowing you to receive a full diagnostic assessment from the comfort of your home.
Our online assessment process includes structured assessment sessions, where our expert clinicians gather details about your developmental history, ADHD symptoms, and the impact of ADHD on your daily life. You will also receive a detailed report, which can be used to access appropriate support, including medication, therapy, and workplace adjustments.
For those seeking support beyond the diagnosis, we offer ADHD coaching, psychological therapy, and strategies for managing stress and impulsive behaviour. If you are unsure whether an online ADHD assessment is right for you, book an initial consultation with our experienced clinicians to discuss the best approach.
What’s the difference between ADHD and other neurodevelopmental conditions like Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)?
ADHD and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are both neurodevelopmental conditions that can impact focus, communication, and daily functioning. However, there are key differences between them.
ADHD is characterised by core symptoms such as inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsive behaviour, whereas autism spectrum disorder often involves difficulties with social communication, repetitive behaviors, and sensory sensitivities. Some individuals may have both ADHD and ASD, which is why our clinic also offers ASD assessments alongside our ADHD diagnostic assessments.
If you’re unsure whether you have ADHD, ASD, or another mental health condition, a comprehensive ADHD assessment or autism assessment with our specialist services can help provide clarity. Our experienced clinicians ensure that your diagnosis is accurate and that you receive the right treatment plan and ongoing support based on your unique needs.
How Long Does an ADHD Assessment Take in Scotland?
We offer a self-referral option, meaning you don’t need to go through a GP or another healthcare provider to book an appointment. You can schedule an adult ADHD assessment, child ADHD assessment (must be over 16), online ADHD assessment directly through our website.
Our private practice provides flexible options for private ADHD assessments in Glasgow, private ADHD assessments across Scotland. All ADHD assessments currently are online appointments at this time.
After your diagnostic assessment, we will provide a detailed report outlining your diagnosis, recommended treatment options, and next steps for managing symptoms. We also offer ADHD coaching, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), and medication options for long-term support.
If you have any questions about our assessment process, the best treatment approach for you, or whether you need a verbal diagnosis before committing to a full diagnostic assessment, get in touch with our team today.
What Does a Private ADHD Diagnosis Cost in Edinburgh & Glasgow?
We prescribe a range of medications to support ADHD management, including both stimulant and non-stimulant options.
Our approach is to tailor medication to each individual’s needs, considering factors like your lifestyle, health, and treatment goals.
Our team provides structured titration and close monitoring to ensure the medication is effective and well-tolerated. We work collaboratively with you to transition to shared care with your GP whenever possible, ensuring long-term continuity and support.
At our Scottish ADHD clinic, we offer private ADHD assessments for those seeking a formal diagnosis without NHS wait times. A private diagnosis includes a comprehensive ADHD assessment, ADHD tests, and a diagnostic report from a qualified professional.
For those requiring ADHD treatment, we provide personalised treatment plans that may include therapy, non-stimulant medications, or private prescriptions for ADHD medication.
While private prescriptions can be an additional cost, they ensure immediate access to medication options without NHS delays.
If you’re unsure whether a private patient route is right for you, we offer an initial consultation where a specialist consultant can explain your options and help you develop a treatment plan that aligns with your needs.
For many, a diagnostic report from our clinic can be used to apply for NHS support later, allowing them to access ADHD specialists and additional ADHD services over time.
Can I get a shared care agreement for ADHD medication through your clinic?
Yes, we can help facilitate a shared care agreement for ADHD treatment, including ADHD medication, but it is ultimately at the discretion of your GP or local NHS practice.
A shared care agreement allows your GP to take over the prescribing of ADHD medication after an initial diagnostic assessment and medication titration under the supervision of a consultant psychiatrist or specialist ADHD clinician.
This makes long-term ADHD treatment more accessible, particularly for those who prefer to manage their condition through their GP rather than continuing with private ADHD assessment follow-ups.
From our Scottish Clinic, we offer online private ADHD assessments for adults.
We can provide an evidence-based report on your private ADHD diagnosis in Edinburgh, which your GP may use when considering a shared care agreement.
This report includes behavioural observations, a summary of ADHD tests, and a formal diagnosis if criteria are met.
However, it’s important to note that not all GPs accept shared care, as policies vary across NHS practices.
If your GP declines shared care, we can continue managing your treatment plan privately, ensuring you receive appropriate ADHD medication, non-stimulant medications, and practical strategies for managing your ADHD symptoms.
Additionally, we provide video consultations to discuss your options, whether you are looking for personalised treatment plans, exploring private prescriptions, or seeking tailored support from our specialist team of mental health professionals and other mental health professionals.
Our team will ensure you have a better understanding of your options, whether through NHS services or continued private patient care.
If you would like to discuss whether a shared care agreement is an option for you, we recommend booking an initial consultation with our team to explore the best pathway for your care.
How does ADHD affect daily life, and what treatment options are available?
ADHD affects people in many ways, often making it difficult to focus, manage time, regulate emotions, or stay organized.
Many individuals struggle with emotional regulation, impulsive behaviour, and difficulties in academic or professional settings. Some people also experience co-existing mental health conditions, such as eating disorders, mood disorders, or anxiety.
From our clinic based in Scotland, our clinical team offer private ADHD assessments for adults, which take the form of online appointments at this time.
Our approach is evidence-based, and we provide each client with a full diagnostic assessment, a detailed report, and personalised treatment plans to help with managing symptoms.
Personalised plan and treatment options vary to provide the best possible care but may include:
- ADHD medication to help improve focus and reduce impulsivity.
- CBT and psychological therapy to address emotional, eating disorders, and behavioural challenges.
- ADHD coaching to provide practical strategies for daily life, work, study, and personal growth.
- Specialist ADHD interventions, using the latest research to deliver an evidence based approach, are designed to support individuals with unique challenges related to focus, motivation, and self-regulation.
Although there is no way to cure ADHD, our clinical expertise ensures that each individual receives the support they need to thrive.
We provide ongoing support, including strategies for emotional regulation and improving daily life.
If you would like to explore the best treatment plans, book an initial consultation with our team to discuss the options available to you.
How do I support a family member who may have ADHD?
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