The ADHD Centre

The ADHD Centre We are a team of experienced Consultant Psychiatrists, Psychologists and ADHD Behavioural Coaches. Who We Are? We would love to hear from you.

The ADHD centre is a team of experienced Consultant Psychiatrists, Psychotherapists and ADHD Behavioural Coaches that have come together with a common mission to offer a service dedicated to the scientific study and treatment of ADHD as it affects people throughout the life cycle from childhood, through adolescence and into adulthood. It is furthermore our mission to offer a highly professional, confidential and affordable service healthcare service which aims to diagnose and treat adults with ADHD in the UK using the latest effective and safety proven evidence based treatments. We have been diagnosing and treating people with ADHD since 2009. Since then we have been privileged to have worked with hundreds of clients and have provided them with safe and effective treatments which have enabled them to get on top of their ADHD symptoms. Our Values:

We will always strive to provide a service which will:

Deliver person-centred care
Treat others with the dignity and respect they deserve
Always obtains client’s consent for treatment and information sharing
Has a duty of candour – being open and transparent about care and treatment
Puts our client safety first

How Can We Help You Too? If you think that you might have been suffering from ADHD for some time and are keen to make a positive change then please contact us now and see what we can do to help you. You can book your ADHD assessment today at one of our Specialist ADHD Clinics in London or Manchester or you can also arrange your Skype assessment. Please visit us at www.adhdcentre.co.uk and sign up for your free ADHD Centre newsletter and get lots of helpful tips and advice about how to get ahead and stay ahead with ADHD.

For some athletes, ADHD is diagnosed in childhood and managed throughout their career. For others, it remains unrecognis...
13/03/2026

For some athletes, ADHD is diagnosed in childhood and managed throughout their career. For others, it remains unrecognised for years. In environments where marginal gains matter and competition is fierce, undiagnosed ADHD can shape performance and well-being in profound ways.

Find out more in our latest blog and don't forget to join us on Wednesday, 18 March, for a free webinar - ADHD in Athletes and High-Performing Individuals. more details on our website - 'Free Resources' - 'Events'.

https://f.mtr.cool/rjddjksoky

From 16–20 March, we’ll be hosting five dedicated online sessions covering:• ADHD and eating disorders• Neurodiversity i...
10/03/2026

From 16–20 March, we’ll be hosting five dedicated online sessions covering:

• ADHD and eating disorders
• Neurodiversity in the workplace
• ADHD in Athletes and High-Performing Individuals
• Emotional regulation in higher education
• Child ADHD treatment pathways

Each session is led by specialist clinicians and includes a live Q&A. They are designed to be informative, balanced and practical, suitable for professionals and members of the wider public.

If you’re interested in ADHD, autism or supporting neurodivergent people in education, work or family life, these discussions are for you.

You can view the full programme and register via our Events page:
👉 https://f.mtr.cool/auwtdazpbm

By choosing a private assessment, you can skip long waiting lists and receive professional support in a calm, confidenti...
08/03/2026

By choosing a private assessment, you can skip long waiting lists and receive professional support in a calm, confidential setting. Some of our consultants also offer joint ADHD and autism assessments.

Our autism assessments combine expert clinical interviews, developmental history, and recognised diagnostic tools to give a full and accurate picture of whether you’re on the autism spectrum.

👉 Find out more here: https://www.adhdcentre.co.uk/diagnosing-autism-in-adults/

Neurodiversity Celebration Week is March 16 - 20. We’ll be hosting five free online events led by our expert clinicians....
07/03/2026

Neurodiversity Celebration Week is March 16 - 20. We’ll be hosting five free online events led by our expert clinicians. Each session will explore a key topic in ADHD, autism and wider neurodivergence, offering practical insight and a fresh perspective.

Whether you are a parent, professional, educator or simply want to understand more, we would love you to join us. There's a link in our bio to register for events.

06/03/2026

Listen to Dr Kelleher talking about the differences between ADHD in women vs men. What are your thoughts?

05/03/2026

ADHD in athletes and high-performing individuals - this is a must-watch webinar!

Wednesday March 18th, midday. Register here: https://f.mtr.cool/buaslsqcbl

This year, our clinical team will be sharing practical guidance across five focused webinars, each addressing real quest...
04/03/2026

This year, our clinical team will be sharing practical guidance across five focused webinars, each addressing real questions we hear every day in assessment and treatment settings.

From understanding the link between ADHD and eating disorders, to exploring safe and evidence-based treatment options for children, the aim is simple: to provide clear information that helps people make informed decisions.

All sessions are free to attend and include a live Q&A.

If you can’t join us live, recordings of many past webinars are also available on our website, along with a knowledge hub of over 300 articles covering ADHD, autism and emotional wellbeing.

Explore the programme here: https://f.mtr.cool/vgdnubbdmg

03/03/2026

coming soon! Register to secure your spot.

02/03/2026

Want to make the most of Neurodiversity Celebration Week without spending a penny?

The ADHD Centre is running free sessions all week (March 16-20). Listen to ADHD coach, Sophie Hailwood, explain what's coming up.

01/03/2026

Join us on Wednesday, 18 March – ADHD in Athletes and High-Performing Individuals for a free webinar exploring how ADHD and autism traits can influence attention, motivation, resilience and burnout in sport. We’ll also discuss stigma, disclosure and safe treatment considerations in elite settings.

Suitable for clinicians, coaches and anyone interested in the relationship between mental health and performance.

Join us at midday. Register for the event here: adhdcentre.co.uk/events/

Find out in our blog - What Happens in an Autism Assessment: Understanding the Process and What to Expect.Read it here 👇...
28/02/2026

Find out in our blog - What Happens in an Autism Assessment: Understanding the Process and What to Expect.

Read it here 👇

https://f.mtr.cool/xnlnwfslhd

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