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Child ADHD Assessments
Every child develops, learns, and experiences the world differently. For some children, challenges with attention, impulsivity, organisation, or emotional regulation may indicate ADHD.
Our specialist ADHD assessments are designed to help families better understand their child's individual needs, providing clear answers, practical recommendations, and support for the future. We work closely with children, young people, and their families to ensure the assessment process is supportive, thorough, and tailored to the individual.
Please note that we assess children and young people aged 6 years and above.
How a child ADHD assessment works
Understanding your child's unique strengths, challenges, and support needs is the first step towards providing the right support. Our specialist clinicians carry out comprehensive ADHD assessments designed to determine whether ADHD may be contributing to difficulties with attention, impulsivity, emotional regulation, learning, or everyday functioning.
Throughout the process, we work closely with families to build a clear understanding of the child's experiences at home, in education, and across other areas of daily life.
Step 1: Initial Screening
Our screening process provides an early indication of whether ADHD may be present. If ADHD characteristics are identified, we will recommend a full diagnostic assessment to gain a clearer understanding.
Step 2: Information Gathering
We gather information from parents, carers, schools, and other relevant sources where appropriate. This helps us understand how ADHD characteristics may present across different environments and provides a fuller picture of your child's needs.
Step 3: Assessments
Your child's assessment will be carried out by an experienced clinician with expertise in ADHD. We explore developmental history, strengths, challenges, and day-to-day experiences, using recognised assessment methods to determine whether ADHD is present.
Step 4: Diagnostic Report
Following assessment, you will receive a comprehensive report outlining the assessment findings, diagnostic outcomes, individual strengths, and recommendations for support. The report can be shared with schools and other professionals where appropriate.
Step 5: Support & Next Steps
If ADHD is identified, we will discuss appropriate support options and recommendations tailored to your child's needs. Our aim is to help families, schools, and professionals work together to support positive outcomes and future development.
Understanding Child ADHD
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that can affect attention, concentration, impulsivity, emotional regulation, and behaviour. Every child with ADHD is unique, with their own strengths, challenges, and way of experiencing the world.
When ADHD goes unrecognised, it can impact a child's confidence, learning, friendships, and wellbeing. A comprehensive ADHD assessment can provide valuable insight into your child's needs, helping families, schools, and professionals better understand how to provide the right support.
At Pure Neuro, we provide specialist ADHD assessments for children and young people aged 6 years and above, helping families gain clarity, understanding, and practical recommendations for the future.