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Essex

Adult ADHD Assessment in Essex

NICE-compliant adult ADHD assessment in Essex and UK-wide online, including mental health screening tools and the involvement of at least two clinicians.

Local context

What matters locally

Adults across Essex frequently reach assessment during perimenopause, after a promotion, or following a child's diagnosis, three points where previously adequate strategies commonly stop working.

Shared care with Essex GP practices is possible but not universal. We provide the full documentation, and continue private prescribing where a practice declines.

Access to Work funding for ADHD coaching is available to Essex residents including the self-employed, and we can supply the supporting evidence an application needs.

For adults commuting into London, we hold early morning and evening slots and run most titration reviews online.

Getting to us

  • Online assessment suits most adults and is our most-used route, available UK-wide.
  • In-person appointments in Colchester.
  • Titration reviews conducted remotely to minimise time away from work.

Our space

A look inside The Chill Out Centre

We share this calm wellbeing space with other practitioners, so in-person appointments are by appointment only. Knowing what a place looks like before you arrive makes a real difference, so here it is.

  • The Chill Out Centre, a black weatherboarded building with parking signs and a bright entrance

    The Chill Out Centre, Beacon End Coach House, with free on-site parking.

  • The Chill Out Centre sign mounted beside the entrance

    Look for The Chill Out Centre sign by the door.

  • Cream front door of The Chill Out Centre with a seasonal wreath and welcome notice

    Come straight in, or ring the bell if the room is in use.

  • Two soft armchairs with blankets and cushions beside a small table in a calm, naturally lit room

    Soft seating, blankets, natural light and quiet, no strip lights or clinical corridors.

  • A small table set with picture books, puzzles and games between two soft armchairs, with a warm salt lamp nearby

    Books, games and fidgets set out ready for younger children.

  • Assessment room with four soft armchairs, a basket of toys, a rug and warm lamp lighting

    The assessment room, with space to move, play and take breaks.

What local families say

"Receiving our son's autism diagnosis has made such a positive difference. It has given us a much deeper understanding of him, the way he experiences the world and why certain things can be challenging for him. Instead of feeling unsure or worried, we now feel empowered to support him in the right ways so he can thrive and be fully understood. What also meant so much to us was that the care didn't stop once the diagnosis was given."
Abbey S, parent · Essex · More reviews

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