Many adults experience occasional difficulties with concentration, organisation, forgetfulness or procrastination. However, when these challenges are persistent, have been present for much of your life, and begin to affect work, relationships or everyday responsibilities, it may be worth considering whether ADHD could be contributing to them. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that can continue into adulthood. Some people are diagnosed during...

If you have noticed traits associated with autism in yourself or someone close to you, an autism screening can be a useful first step towards understanding whether further assessment may be appropriate. Screening typically looks at behaviours and experiences commonly associated with autism, such as social communication, sensory sensitivities, routines, focused interests, and how you respond to different social situations. It is important to remember that screening is not the same as receiving...

If you've been referred by your GP for an ADHD or autism assessment, you may have heard the term Right to Choose but be unsure what it actually means. The NHS Right to Choose scheme gives eligible patients in England the opportunity to choose their healthcare provider for certain NHS services, including ADHD and autism assessments. Instead of automatically joining your local NHS waiting list, you may be able to choose an approved provider, such as Dr J & Colleagues, while still receiving...