The ADHD Nurse

Marie Allen 

on Google

a month ago

I'll get briefly gushy ..... The ADHD Nurse has transformed my life and my daughter's .... here's why >Assessment that leaves no stone unturned >Treatment that is open minded, bespoke & ongoing >Communications that is friendly & supportive >Support with things like travel with medication >Flexibility when things are not straightforward ... & lets be honest, as a demographic we are really not straightforward people. In my 55 years, I have been dismissed many times ... but not here. 

Iwan Davis 

on Google

2 months ago

I have been with the ADHD nurse for approximately four years and so far, have had a fantastic experience. The assessment process was thorough yet very approachable, and I felt truly listened to and understood for the first time in a long while. If you're considering going private for an ADHD assessment, I’d absolutely recommend it. It was worth every penny for the clarity and support I received, without the long waiting lists or uncertainty. Since starting treatment under their care, I’ve noticed a real difference in how I m... read more

Abbey A 

on Google

2 months ago

Really Helpful team! My therapist mentioned i should look at getting diagnosed for ADHD after having a history of mental health and other issues, when i contacted the ADHD nurse they were really helpful and very supportive, i got diagnosed over 2 appointments with Alice and she was lovely. i have since started medication it has made a massive difference. My therapist said it was 1 of the most through ADHD diagnoses after seeing all the paperwork, thank you so much! x 

Rachel Partridge 

on Google

2 months ago

I was initially worried about even looking into having an assessment for ADHD, however, Vicki George was fantastic, striking the perfect balance between professionalism, caring and understanding without judgement. The process was far more involved and thorough than I had anticipated, but this gave me comfort when my diagnosis confirmed ADHD. I received my diagnosis at 45 (following my son's diagnosis) and it has helped me understand so much about my past, various struggles and the, all to often, unrecognised additional chall... read more