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Kiam Clinic assesses and treats ADHD in children and adults, in Epsom, Surrey and online across the UK — a Consultant Psychiatrist-led pathway from a free screening test through assessment and diagnosis to treatment and long-term shared care with your GP.
For children and adults, online or in person.
Adults
A structured ADHD assessment with a Consultant Psychiatrist, from the comfort of home.
£695
75–90 min
Adults
A comprehensive face-to-face ADHD assessment at our Epsom clinic.
£1,095
75–90 min
Children & young people
An assessment for a child or young person with a Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, by secure video.
£1,395
90-120 min
Children & young people
An assessment for a child or young person with a Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, face to face at our Epsom clinic.
£1,695
90–120 min
Each step is set out in full on the assessment page.
Start with the free, non-diagnostic self-test if you are not sure an assessment is right for you.
A 75–90 minute consultation with a Consultant Psychiatrist, online or in Epsom.
A written diagnostic report, recommendations and a letter to your GP.
Treatment where appropriate, regular review, then shared care with your GP.
Assessment, treatment, support, screening and fees.
A 75–90 minute diagnostic assessment with a Consultant Psychiatrist, against DSM-5 criteria and NICE NG87, available online or in person in Epsom.
Learn moreA diagnostic assessment for children and young people with a Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, drawing on evidence from home and from school, against DSM-5 criteria and NICE NG87.
Learn moreReview appointments with the consultant — every 3–4 weeks while your treatment is being established, then at longer intervals once it is stable.
Learn morePsychological support alongside medical treatment — ADHD coaching, CBT, DBT and mindfulness-based approaches for the patterns medication alone does not change.
Learn moreHow medical treatment is run at Kiam: baseline checks before anything is started, titration with regular review, monitoring while you are stable, and shared care with your GP.
Learn moreGuidance, charities and practical support for adults with ADHD — including workplace and education adjustments under the Equality Act 2010, and the duty to notify the DVLA.
Learn moreOur free screening test takes about five minutes. It cannot diagnose ADHD, but it will help you decide whether to take the next step.
ADHD is a recognised neurodevelopmental condition affecting attention, organisation, restlessness and impulse control. It begins in childhood, though many people are not identified until adulthood — often when the demands of work, study or parenting outgrow the coping strategies that had been carrying them.
The question worth asking is not whether you recognise some of the symptoms — most people do — but whether the pattern has been there since childhood, shows up in more than one part of your life, and is genuinely getting in the way. Our free screening test is a five-minute way to think that through before committing to anything. Our article on everyday adult ADHD symptoms gives examples from work, home and relationships.
If you are asking about your child, our parents' guide explains how ADHD signs show at home and at school.
No. Coaching and therapy can help you manage the difficulties whether or not you have a diagnosis. A diagnosis matters when you need access to medical treatment, or formal evidence for adjustments at work or in education.
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