Neurodivergent assessments in Bradford
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Neurodivergent Assessments Bradford
Our Bradford hub is located just north of the city centre and is conveniently located near Bingley train station. Our hub can conduct and complete autism, ADHD and dual assessments for children and adults of all ages. We have a team of HCPC registered clinicians based at our Bradford hub, who are dedicated to providing you with the highest quality of assessment and support using the latest diagnostic tools which are compliant with the gold standard NICE guidelines.
Autism Assessments
We offer comprehensive and accurate child and adult autism assessments in Bradford to identify the core symptoms and provide dedicated support post-assessment.
The core characteristics of autism remain ever present throughout childhood and into adulthood but with the correct diagnosis and support, individuals with autism can thrive.
Our autism assessments are £2,095, which includes a £195 initial consultation cost. We also offer a flexible payment plan.
How Our Assessment WorksADHD Assessments
We offer comprehensive and fully tailored child ADHD assessments that are designed to understand your needs, or the needs of your child. Our ADHD assessments provide you with the clear and accurate answers you deserve.
Our team will work together to assess you or your child using the latest QB diagnostic screening technology.
Our ADHD assessments are £1,495 and this includes a £195 initial consultation fee. We also offer flexible payment plans.
How Our Assessment WorksASD & ADHD Combined Assessments
Our expert team are dedicated to providing a comprehensive and personalised assessment that truly seeks to understand your unique needs.
How Our Assessment Works
How do our assessments work?
Step 1
Referral
Step 2
Initial Consultation
Step 3
Diagnostic Screening or Observational Assessment at Clinic
Step 4
Clinical Interview
Step 5
Report
Step 6
Feedback Session
Step 7
GP Notification
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the advantages to gaining a diagnosis?
There are multiple benefits to gaining a diagnosis.
A diagnosis can help people with autism to access interventions that are helpful to them, in terms of meeting requirements for safety, acceptability, efficacy and effectiveness with people meeting the same diagnostic criteria.
A diagnosis can also ensure that reasonable adjustments are made to a person with autism’s care and that interventions are appropriately adapted.
An autism diagnosis can help facilitate access to other forms of statutory protection. For example, an autism diagnosis may be considered when a person seeks an Education, Health and Care Plan.
For some people, receiving a diagnosis may serve as validation in terms of them understanding themselves and their individual outlook on the world. This might also help to alleviate any feelings of difference and boost confidence. This can also assist in enabling people to access greater social support from within the autistic community.
Do I need a GP referral?
No – you can self-refer for an assessment through the Autism Assessment Hub via our Make a Referral page.
Do you offer financing options?
Yes, we offer flexible payment options over 3, 6, 9 and 12months.
Can I claim for the assessment through my health insurance?
No. We don’t currently accept funding via private health insurance providers.
How do I go about getting a private diagnosis?
You can get in touch via telephone, email or our contact form and we can assist in identifying the options available to you.
From what age can you assess a child?
Potentially from the age of 4 for autism, and age 6 for ADHD but we will always be clear on the appropriateness of an assessment.
What is your waiting time for an appointment?
Currently we are able to offer a first assessment appointment within 2 – 4 weeks of an initial screening.
Will my assessment be face to face or remote?
At least one session will be face to face, usually the ADOS-2 session for autism and combined assessments, and the initial consultation for ADHD only assessments. Other sessions as part of the pathway will likely be remote offering you flexibility.