ADHD support for families

Worried about your child? Book a parent conversation. We do not diagnose children and we do not write school or CAMHS letters.

Happy child learning and playing creatively

Our Approach

Support for parents first. Clinical child diagnosis is a different service.

Family conversation

A parent call about what you are noticing. This is not a child diagnosis appointment.

Family Involvement

Working closely with parents, carers, and schools to build a complete picture and effective strategies.

School Support

Guidance for schools on accommodations and strategies to help your child succeed academically.

Tailored Strategies

Personalised management plans that work for your child at home, school, and in social situations.

Signs of ADHD in Children

ADHD can look very different from child to child. Some children are visibly hyperactive, while others may appear quiet and dreamy. Common signs include:

Difficulty sitting still or staying focused in class
Frequently losing belongings or forgetting homework
Talking excessively or interrupting others
Difficulty waiting their turn
Daydreaming or seeming "in their own world"
Emotional outbursts or meltdowns
Struggling with friendships
Inconsistent performance at school
Child engaged in creative learning activity

Every child is different, and ADHD is not about bad behaviour.

A clinician can assess your child. We can help you list what you are seeing and decide whether that appointment is the next step.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready for a clear next step?

Start with a free 15-minute call, or get the £99 screening report. Neither is a diagnosis, and the report cannot be used with doctors or GPs.