Coming soon

Private adult ADHD assessments, from 1 October.

Coming soon

Aged 18+

Private online ADHD assessments for £950

You can pay for a private ADHD assessment, with no GP referral.

Opening 1 October

  • Get seen sooner - weeks, not months

  • Expertly assessed - by registered clinicians

  • Full written report - your clinician will talk you through the assessment results

  • Post-assessment - videos and resource packs

  • Ongoing expert support - including medication if appropriate

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Who are ProblemShared?

ADHD assessments you can trust

ProblemShared was founded to provide better access to mind health services over a convenient and secure online platform. We have helped thousands of people receive an ADHD diagnosis, providing our clients with expert neurodevelopmental care.

Leading the way in mind health

  • Our assessments are strength-based and person-centred.

  • We’re the only provider to offer a neurodevelopmental service that includes tailored post-diagnostic care.

  • Our unique psychoeducation sessions are a space for you and your family to better understand your diagnosis and receive ongoing support.

  • Our highly trained, accredited clinicians can prescribe medication where appropriate.

  • We’re fully online, meaning you can access our service from the comfort of your home.

Trusted partners

NHS Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust
NHS Devon Clinical Commissioning Group
NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board
NHS Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust
HCA Healthcare
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We’re regulated

ProblemShared is registered with the
Care Quality Commission (CQC), which means our neurodevelopmental service is regularly monitored, inspected, and held to high standards.

The CQC ensures that healthcare providers like us are delivering safe, effective services, so you can feel confident you're in good hands.

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Certified practitioners

Our clinical teams are experienced, registered professionals who belong to professional regulatory bodies. They follow best practice guidelines and a strict code of conduct to ensure you receive high quality support.

How an adult ADHD assessment works

With you every step of the way

We know the journey to getting an assessment can be long and stressful. That’s why we’re committed to making the whole process as accessible and affirming as possible.

Your online assessment

Up to two clinicians will meet you on our secure online video platform and guide you through the assessment.

Post-assessment support

If you are diagnosed, you’ll get access to videos and packs explaining how an ADHD brain works, how to talk about ADHD with the people around you, and practical ways to manage ADHD day to day.

ADHD medication

If you are diagnosed with ADHD and decide to try medication, our team will guide you every step of the way. You’ll receive frequent reviews with our prescribing team, and, once your medication is optimised, we work directly with your GP and NHS services, in a process known as shared care.

Who are ProblemShared?

What our clients say

We are proud to have supported thousands of people on their mind health journey.

Signs of ADHD in adults

How many do you identify with?

Signs of ADHD in adults are not the same for every individual, and can be characteristic of either inattentive or hyperactive ADHD. While people with ADHD share many of the same traits, everyone's experience is unique.

  • Challenges focusing on tasks, conversations, and/or leisure activities.

  • Chronic restlessness, including fidgeting or leaving your seat and walking around.

  • Easily sidetracked or distracted, making it difficult to complete tasks or follow instructions.

  • Impulsive behaviours, such as interrupting people while they're speaking.

  • Increased forgetfulness and difficulty organising yourself for school, work, or other events.

  • Excessive procrastination or reluctance to engage with tasks that require concentration.

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About this test
Aged 18+

14 questions about your focus, attention and how you act

For each question, choose how often it happens to you. There are no right or wrong answers — answer honestly for the best result.

Questions
14
Time
~2 mins

This is a screening tool, not a diagnosis. Only a qualified clinician can diagnose ADHD. Your result is a starting point, not an answer.

What this test can’t tell you: if your signs are from ADHD or from something else — like anxiety, low mood, trauma, autism, or sleep problems. It also can’t tell you the type, how strong it is, or what treatment is right for you.

Your result

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Screening result, not a diagnosis. A clinical assessment is needed to confirm ADHD or rule out other causes.
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What you can do next

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You can pay for a private ADHD assessment, with no GP referral.

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Meet our team

We’re here for you

Our team of accredited ADHD practitioners are registered with the appropriate professional bodies, thoroughly vetted by us, and highly trained in delivering effective online assessments.

Many of our team members have led or worked within NHS teams, bringing extensive expertise and often lived experience to their work, ensuring the highest standard of care.

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