Welcome to our neurodevelopmental service
ProblemShared is a clinician-led, CQC-regulated online mind health provider.
We work with a community of expert practitioners to broaden access to the highest quality care for people across the UK.
We partner with the NHS, insurance companies and universities to deliver NICE-informed neurodevelopmental (ND) assessments, post-assessment care and support for adults and children.
Our team
Our practitioners include occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, nurses, clinical psychologists, and psychiatrists.
They conduct robust attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism and specific learning differences (SpLD) assessments over our private, encrypted video service.
Many members of our team have led NHS ND practices. They have significant experience in authoring protocols and carrying out remote diagnosis and post-assessment support.
What we offer
Autism assessment
Designed to diagnose autism in adults.
Specific learning differences (SpLD) assessment
Designed to diagnose specific learning differences in adults.
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) assessment
Designed to diagnose ADHD in adults.
ADHD medication
After a positive diagnosis, if you choose to try medication, you will have frequent reviews with a team of expert ADHD nurses who will look at your specific care and prescribing needs.
Psychoeducation group sessions
Group sessions for individuals and families following diagnosis of ADHD or autism.
Talk therapy
We can match individuals and families, with and without a diagnosis, to an appropriate practitioner for online talk therapy services in over 30 languages.
Autism assessment
Designed to diagnose autism in children and young people.
Specific learning differences (SpLD) assessment
Designed to diagnose specific learning differences in children and young people.
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) assessment
Designed to diagnose ADHD in children and young people.
ADHD medication
After a positive diagnosis, if you choose to try medication, you will have frequent reviews with a team of expert ADHD nurses who will look at your specific care and prescribing needs.
Psychoeducation group sessions
Group sessions for individuals and families following diagnosis of ADHD or autism.
Education navigator
Sessions with an education expert who can provide information on accessing local support.
Talk therapy
We can match individuals and families, with and without a diagnosis, to an appropriate practitioner for online talk therapy services in over 30 languages.
Key partner benefits
- Person-centred care
- No wait lists
- Competitive pricing
- Access to a pool of diverse, quality practitioners
- Gold standard encrypted video consultation technology
- Clear, supportive, and NICE-informed pathway
- CQC & ICO registered and regulated
- Real-time information to track your client’s progress
- Commitment to continuous improvement of client care
How it works for your clients
Your clients gain more time for additional medical, practical, and financial support with their mind healthcare, while avoiding the usual time and stress that often comes with seeking an assessment.
Below are the steps we take them through:
Intake
- Referral from you, our partner institution
- Enrolment of the client onto our secure platform
- Online welcome meeting with our administrators
During
- The client is sent the NICE-informed questionnaires, designed to identify key features of their neurodevelopmental challenges and other coexisting health conditions
- 60-90mins assessment with one of our clinicians
After
- Feedback session
- Report sent to client within 4 weeks
- Post-assessment care options including: ADHD medication, ADHD & autism psychoeducation sessions, education navigator, and talk therapy
A word from our team
Find out more
We can arrange for you to be taken through the platform, or you can come to one of our weekly drop-in sessions.
If you are interested, please click the button below, and we’ll get in touch.
Did you know?
1 in 7
The estimated number of people in the UK who are neurodivergent
