Dr. Priya Chowdhury
- General adult psychiatrist with extensive NHS experience.
- Assesses, diagnoses, and treats ADHD privately.
- Experienced with anxiety, depression, bipolar, OCD, PTSD comorbidities.
Dr. Priya Chowdhury
Dr. Ahmad Mahmoud
Dr. Baljit Upadhyay
Dr. Mukesh Kripalani
Dr. Ahmad Mahmoud
Dr. Ankur Kumar
Dr. Tawakalitu Kehinde
Dr. Robert Schapira
Dr. Hossein Rostamipour
Dr Anya Ciobanca
Dr. Ashish Kumar
Dr. Catherine Muyeba
Dr. Arifur Rahman
Dr. Hamid Reza Rahmanian
Dr. Matthew Kelleher
Dr. Hadi Shaker Naeeni
Dr. Femi Balogun
Dr. Anand Ragunathan
Dr. Chris Kalafatis
Dr. Abbass Mohammadinasab
Dr. Parveen Sharma
Dr. Rupalim Saikia
Dr Parviz Bahadoran
Dr. Hareem Siddiqui
Dr. Ilyas Mirza
Dr. Saira Tareen
Dr Saleem Tareen
Dr. Ajay Mansingh
Dr. Prathibha Rao
Dr. Arshad Faridi
Dr. Amir Tari
Dr. Debra Keay




There are several highly-effective treatment options for adults with ADHD: from behavioural therapy and coaching, to stimulant or non-stimulant medications, and even lifestyle changes such as eating a healthier, more balanced diet, regular exercise and mindfulness medication. When you attend our adult ADHD clinic, your specialist consultant will recommend the right treatment plan based on your individual needs. You can find out more on our ADHD Treatments page.
Our Consultant Psychiatrists, Coaches and Therapists, and Consultant Psychologists are highly qualified specialists that have dedicated their focus to the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD in adults, students and children. Many of our team have been clinical leads at hospitals and addiction services, with years of experience in the NHS and private sector. You can find out more about each practitioner who consults at The ADHD centre by visiting their profile on the Our Team pages.
Yes, we provide in-person ADHD treatments and assessments at our London and Manchester ADHD clinics.
The ADHD Centre’s London clinic is in Wimpole Street, Marylebone. Our Manchester ADHD clinic is located on Wilmslow Road. You can also book an online assessment via Zoom.
If you’ve been wondering where to go for an ADHD diagnosis, you’ll be pleased to learn that The ADHD Centre offers the UK’s most reliable, complete ADHD assessment service. Our ADHD assessments typically last between 60 and 90 minutes, and are held with an expert Consultant Psychiatrist. Before your assessment, you’ll be asked to complete a simple ADHD symptom checklist and a few registration forms, and we'll walk you through a structural clinical assessment at our adult ADHD clinic. This assessment is based on the latest DSM-V criteria for adult ADHD, which is known as the gold standard for diagnosing the different subtypes of ADHD.
The ADHD Centre is the UK’s leading provider of ADHD assessment and treatment services for young adolescents and children aged nine years and older. During your child’s assessment, which is conducted by a specialist Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist and typically takes between 90 and 120 minutes, we’ll use the Conners 3 diagnostic assessment tool to obtain an objective understanding of how your child’s ADHD symptoms may have affected them throughout life. There are three components; teacher, parent, and child. During the assessment, we consider your child’s presenting symptoms, past medical history, developmental history, and family history.
We offer a range of different private ADHD assessments and treatment plans. Prices vary depending on the services you require; please see our ADHD treatment Pricing page for more information.












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