ADHD Clinics — Mental Health Clinic in Manchester, England

As I was a late diagnosis for audHD woman over 50, I approached ADHD clinics to see if they would give me a discount to enable me to learn more about "why I am as I am and why I have always struggled in life.". ADHD clinics were great and gave me a 50% discount. It really helped me to hear from the specialist and other suffers of audHD. Thanks guys it has really helped me and improved my insights into this condition.

Fantastic Summit in Febuarary , as a healthcare worker, wife and mother to AuDHD family i got a wealth of information from this summit. Thanks to all the speakers and the team behind the screens! Allison Ireland

I attended the AuDHD summit and I didn’t hard to put into words what this even meant to me. As someone who is diagnosed ADHD and awaiting their ASD diagnosis, it was so affirming. It helped me feel seen. It was really interactive in terms of responding to questions in the chat, the speakers incredibly knowledgable and I very much liked the positive, non pathologising approach taken by the summit. 10 out of 10 would recommend an event run by the clinic and with talk of an in person summit I follow this keenly

I attended the AuDHD Summit 2026 organised by ADHD Clinics, and it was a fantastic event. Really great speakers from whom I learnt a lot, and I came away feeling very positive and upbeat. Many thanks, and I do hope you will run more events in the future!

I had the pleasure of attending the ADHD clinics summit this weekend. Being a relative newbie in this subject can be a disadvantage. However from listening to the insightful and passionate speakers I now feel at a distinct advantage, having listened to their journeys and the lessons learnt. This means I am starting out with a good grounding. The speakers were sharing their different perspectives but what stood out was the real message of person centred care. It came across loudly that these guys really cared. The Summit ran at a great pace with regular breaks and a chance to ask questions. I would fully recommend ADHD clinics.

Attended the AUDHD summit run in connection with the charity SEDSConnective. An outstanding line up of speakers presenting a diverse range of perspectives on AUDHD and combined conditions such as hypermobility. Such important discourse - breaking out of the silos of mental health or physical health into broader holistic, professional discussion on person centred care and professional/patient shared learning. Thank you!

Cannot rate highly enough. Less than 4 weeks from start to finish for an official diagnosis of ADHD for my teenage daughter. Went through a different provider last time for my eldest after waiting for nhs for 2 years and they still took 6 months+. I wish I had known about this place back then. Dr Zeinab was spot on and helped keep my daughter on topic in the assessment. Thanks again. Hopefully this will now get us the help we need from the school.

A very positive experience. It has been very easy to initiate and maintain direct contact with the clinic, with a friendly and efficient point of contact. Dr Chaudhary's professional and personal approach to working with my daughter has been consistently exemplary. He has shown sophisticated, applied understanding of the intersectionality of ADHD with co-occurring conditions (e.g. hypermobility) and other identity characteristics, ensuring that the whole person is seen and respected, rather than "just" the neurodivergence. He uses neurodiversity-affirmative language, and his style of working proactively supports the autonomy of the individual. I recommend ADHD Clinics to all, but particularly to those who are wanting a very robust, evidence-based approach to ADHD management and care, with or without additional complexities and individual differences that might be overlooked or misunderstood by some clinicians.

I made an appointment with this clinic seeking help for ADHD, but before even seeing the doctor I was told they do not treat people with learning disabilities. I was offered a refund, which I appreciate, but it was still disappointing and frustrating to be turned away after already arranging care. If you have ADHD along with any learning disability, be aware that this clinic may not be able to support you.

I found out about ADHD clinics from an introductory call with an ADHD coach. I got in touch after my GP told me I could be waiting years for an NHS assessment. The cost was very reasonable compared to others out there and I managed to get an appointment very quickly. I had my assessment which confirmed a diagnosis. We discussed possible treatment options and a follow up appointment was arranged for me to take time to consider the options. At the follow up session, we discussed the options further and moved into the titration process. It took a few months for me on titration with regular appointments to get to where I wanted/needed to be. It didn’t feel rushed neither did it feel drawn out. I was initially concerned that the clinic only deals with things via email but actually it worked very well. Nikki in the office was very quick to respond to any email I sent. I had Dr Barrattshaw for my assessment who was very easy to talk to, listened to my concerns or worries and reassured me. Overall, I’m totally satisfied with the service and relieved to be where I’m at today!