Private child ADHD assessments in Oxford in 2 - 4 weeks
Fees and payment options
Every enquiry we receive is handled by an assistant psychologist who will take the time to listen before offering an unbiased and informed recommendation. This ensures that every person sees the right specialist for their unique situation. If we don't think we can help you, we'll always try to find someone who can.
Appointment Type
Adult Cost
Child Cost
ADHD assessment
£895
£995
Follow-up appointment with nurse prescriber
£165 - £225
£165 - £225
Repeat prescription admin charge*
£75
£75
Autism (ASD) assessment
£2250
£2250
Psychiatric assessment
£425
£895
Talking therapy - initial assessment
£185 - £225
£185 - £225
Psychiatric assessment
£425
£895
Follow-up psychiatry appointment
£225 - £310
£225 - £310
Talking therapy - regular appointment
Starting at £125
Starting at £125
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Our clinicians
All of our handpicked clinicians combine years of clinical experience with empathy, warmth and understanding.
Adrian Williams
Specialist Practitioner
Alina Lazar
Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist
Amy Mowson
Nurse Prescriber
Andrew Stephens
Clinical, Educational, and Counselling Psychologist
Ayodele Sofola
ADHD Practitioner
Parents often ask...
Get in touch now to speak to an expert about your next steps
Take the first step toward understanding your child's unique needs with guidance from our expert team. Oxford ADHD & Autism Centre are here to ensure you receive personalised advice and support tailored to your family. Contact us today to start your journey.
Why trust us with your child's care?
Expert clinicians
An experienced team you can trust
Our team have a high level of experience and include Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Paediatricians, Speech and Language Therapists, nurses, and more.
Nationwide support
In-person and online appointments
In-person appointments at our Oxford clinic or online appointments nationwide via secure video calls, including support before, during, and after diagnosis.
Short wait times
Average wait time around 1 month
We understand that when you need support time can be a huge factor in outcomes, especially in education or at home. We’re committed to keeping wait times short, with an average wait time of around one month.
About Oxford ADHD & Autism Centre
We are a leading providers of ADHD, autism and mental health services in Oxford, serving families at our local clinics in Headington and Garsington, as well as online. We work independently to help patients and families experiencing difficulties relating to ADHD and autism get the services, treatment and support they need.
All our clinicians are highly experienced and registered with their appropriate professional governing bodies. The care we provide is evidence-based and follows the guidance set by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE). We are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). This means our services are independently reviewed against national standards of safety and quality.
About ADHD in children
What age groups are ADHD assessments for?
We provide ADHD assessments for people aged 6+. Many adults come to us later in life, often after years of wondering or feeling overlooked. We work hard to provide accessible ADHD assessments for all age groups.
What are the common signs of ADHD?
For some, it can mean being easily distracted, forgetful or restless; for others, it can be differences with organisation, managing time, friendships or regulating emotions.
How can ADHD impact a child's life?
ADHD can cause difficulties at school due to differences in focus and time management. Impulsiveness can also impact personal safety while friendships and home life may be impacted by differences with emotional regulation.
How is ADHD diagnosed?
ADHD is diagnosed through a comprehensive assessment by a specialist clinician with extensive training, typically involving interviews, questionnaires and observation. Following assessment, a detailed report outlines the findings, which can support access to educational or workplace adjustments, therapy and other forms of help.
Assessments and diagnosis
The key is recognising ADHD early so that challenges can be managed and strengths can be optimised.
We offer expert ADHD assessments, as well as ADHD medication services, for adults, young people, and children aged six and above.
At Oxford ADHD and Autism Centre, we help people understand their child and support them to feel more confident and thrive in education and family life.
We offer private neurodevelopmental assessments and support either online or at our local clinics in Headington and Garsington.
1. Sign up for a free call back now with one of our experienced assistant psychologists.
2. You'll receive information about our services, and we’ll arrange a convenient time for a complimentary triage call to discuss the next steps for your child.
3. Book an assessment. Our private ADHD assessments for children are £1100.
What happens when I contact you?
When you call us, you will speak with a member of the team who will listen to your concerns and discuss your child or young person's needs. Based on this discussion, we will recommend what we think the appropriate next steps are.
How much do appointments cost?
Our assessments for children, aged 6+, cost:
- £1100 for an ADHD assessment
- £2000 for an autism assessment
Our assessments for adults cost:
- £1000 for an ADHD assessment
- £2000 for an autism assessment
Do you offer face-to-face and online appointments?
What are your opening hours?
Our phone lines are open between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday.
Our clinic opening hours are between 9am and 5:30pm Monday to Friday.
Our patient journey
Initial contact with our team
Our team will use your triage call to establish the best possible next steps for you and to ensure we are the most appropriate service for your needs
Assessment from our clinicians
Our qualified clinical team will conduct your assessment
Clear and complete diagnosis
A written report will follow each assessment. If clinically justified, you will receive a detailed diagnosis report to help you best understand your needs
Access to next steps
Receive the best possible care to suit you as an individual, to improve life and manage symptoms