Supporting Professionals with ADHD & Mental Health Care

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Specialist ADHD care

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Our practice is designed to support psychiatrists and allied health professionals with modern, fully renovated high-end rooms featuring luxury furniture and a calm, professional setting for face-to-face consultations.

You’ll have access to full admin support, streamlined workflows, and services that help you focus on clinical care—plus EMR integration and telehealth options to meet the needs of your clients.

We also offer flexible working and rental arrangements, making it easy to choose the setup that suits your schedule and preferred practice model.

Could I have ADHD?

People with ADHD may have long‑standing difficulties with concentration, forgetfulness, restlessness or feeling easily overwhelmed, even when they are motivated and capable.

Some people describe a pattern of ‘underachieving’ compared with their potential, frequent job or study changes, or feeling scattered and exhausted from holding everything together.

Having these experiences does not automatically mean you have ADHD, but they’re a valid reason to seek a careful assessment. An ADHD assessment at Methsandi looks at your whole story – not just a checklist – so we can understand what’s contributing to your difficulties and whether ADHD is likely to be present.

How is ADHD diagnosed?

At Methsandi, ADHD is diagnosed through a detailed, psychiatrist-led assessment, rather than a quick questionnaire alone. We will usually:

  • Take a detailed history of your symptoms from childhood to the present
  • Explore how your difficulties affect different areas of life, such as study, work, relationships and daily tasks
  • Ask about your medical, mental and family history
  • Consider whether other conditions (e.g. anxiety, depression or sleep problems) that can overlap or mimic ADHD, are present.

Where appropriate, we may ask for information from your GP, psychologist or other people who know you well (with your consent) to build a clearer picture.

The focus is on understanding you as a whole person and making a careful, evidence-informed diagnosis.

Throughout the process, we explain each step in every day language, so you can feel informed rather than overwhelmed.

How long does an ADHD assessment take?

An ADHD assessment is longer and more in‑depth than a standard appointment. At Methsandi, you’ll see a psychiatrist for the full assessment from the beginning, rather than being moved between multiple providers.

The exact length of an ADHD assessment can vary depending on your history and needs, but you can expect enough time to talk through your experiences without feeling rushed. Your psychiatrist will let you know how many appointments are likely to be needed, and what to expect at each step, so the process feels as predictable and transparent as possible.

How is ADHD treated?

If ADHD is diagnosed, treatment is tailored to you. There is no single ‘right’ approach for everyone. Throughout treatment, your psychiatrist will explain the options in everyday language, discuss potential benefits and side effects, and work with you to find an approach that aligns with your goals and values.

What happens after an ADHD diagnosis?

Receiving an ADHD diagnosis can bring up mixed emotions. On one hand, you may feel relief in finally understanding why you’ve struggled. But you may also feel grief for what your life may have been if you had support earlier, and overwhelm as to what this means for you.

All responses and feelings are valid, which is why we’re here for you.

If you’re diagnosed with ADHD we’ll develop and refine your treatment plan together and arrange regular follow-up appointments to check in with how things are going, and to provide you with practical strategies to help you move forward.

We’ll also help you gain a clearer understanding of what ADHD means for you or provide psychological support if you’re struggling to come to terms with your diagnosis.

How can I book an ADHD assessment?

To arrange an ADHD assessment at Methsandi you will need a referral from your GP or psychologist. Once you have a referral, please contact our reception team to discuss appointment availability, fees and any other documents you may need.

We offer both in-person and telehealth appointments. Our friendly staff will be happy to guide you through each step of the booking process.

Services

Areas of Care

mood disorders

ADHD

anxiety disorders

OCD

perinatal mental health

psychotic disorders

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