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Clinical Services

Clinical Services

Our services are organised around clinical pathways rather than isolated products. Some clients need assessment. Some need ongoing support. Many need both clarity and follow-up care. Our role is to provide the level and type of input that fits the person.

Neurodiverse You is clinically co-led by Dr Miriam Mavia-Zając, Consultant Chartered Psychologist, and Dr Ekta Sharma, Consultant Adult Psychiatrist, wherever leadership is referenced across the site.

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Assessment & Diagnosis

ADHD Assessment

Specialist ADHD assessment for adults and adolescents (14–17) using validated tools, clinical interview, and clear reporting — with depth options across packages to match your needs.

From £900

Autism/ASD Assessment

Specialist autism assessment using ADI-R and ADOS-2 where clinically indicated, with depth options across packages from core diagnosis through to multidisciplinary and post-diagnostic support.

From £1,050

Combined ADHD + Autism (AuDHD) Assessment

For people where ADHD and autism overlap — one joined-up pathway with separate diagnostic conclusions, combined reporting options, and depth options across packages including ADOS-2 and post-diagnostic support where appropriate.

From £1,800

Post-Diagnostic Care

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Post-Diagnostic Care

After diagnosis, practical support to understand your profile, plan next steps, and build strategies for work, education, relationships, and daily life.

From £300

Workplace & Education

Workplace & Education Services

Neurodiversity-informed training, consultancy, and implementation support for employers, HR teams, and education settings that want practical, evidence-based inclusion.

Not sure which pathway fits?

Tell us what you are looking for — assessment, post-diagnostic support, or workplace and education input — and we will help identify the most appropriate clinical pathway.

A clinician walking a client through a printed pathway diagram during triage.