Our Mission at NeuroFX
Changing Minds about ADHD and autism starts with understanding.
A clinically accurate diagnosis is the foundation for helping people with ADHD and autism live better lives. At NeuroFX, we go beyond assessments. We deliver fast, evidence-based ADHD and autism diagnoses with ongoing treatment, support, and practical tools.
But this is just the beginning. Our mission is to change minds about neurodiversity, about care, about what’s possible, and to support individuals in building emotional strength, focus, and long-term well-being.
We believe in clear answers, honest communication, and joined-up support that works in the real world.
You’re in Safe Hands: Trusted Professional Standards
“Having not been listened to previously by health visitors, meeting Tina felt like I’d won the lottery!” - ZC
Specialist ADHD Clinical Support
Tina Fox - Clinical Lead & Specialist Neurodevelopmental Practitioner & Independent Prescriber
I'm Tina, a Specialist Neurodevelopmental Practitioner with advanced postgraduate training as an Independent Prescriber (NISP) and over a decade of experience in mental health nursing, ADHD and Autism. I offer an end-to-end service specialising in assessment, diagnosis, and treatment and take a clear, evidence-based approach that helps people understand their needs and access the best support for them.
My clinical career began in crisis and forensic mental health, working with individuals facing some of the most complex challenges. Those early years shaped my approach: calm, grounded, direct, and always solution-focused. For the past three years, I’ve worked exclusively in ADHD and autism care across respected private clinics, before founding NeuroFX to provide responsive, person-centred and accessible support for patients.
I also bring lived experience of supporting neurodiverse family members, which adds depth and understanding to the way I listen, advocate, and help people move forward with confidence. Registration details.
“From initial enquiry… Paul is an extremely great communicator, answering all my questions with ease, explaining how each step was to be handled, completely putting my mind at rest.” - FA
Compassionate Patient Support
Paul Fox - Operations Manager and Director
I’m Paul. I support Tina and look after everything outside of the clinical service at NeuroFX.
I’m not a clinician. My role is to make sure our clinicians are able to do their work properly, with the right systems, time, and standards around them, and that families and adults coming to NeuroFX feel supported from the very first conversation.
ADHD has shaped my life, as a parent and a patient, in ways I didn’t always understand at the time. That lived experience is a big part of why NeuroFX exists, and why I care so deeply about helping people find clear answers and practical strategies to thrive. Neurodiversity isn’t abstract to me. It’s personal.
I’m proud to be an Ambassador for ADHD UK, where I advocate for better understanding, better access to support, and meaningful change for people with ADHD and their families.
My background is in technology, sales, and marketing, which means I focus on clarity, communication, and making complex processes feel straightforward. If you call or email NeuroFX, it will usually be me you speak to. I’m always happy to help, answer questions, or point you in the right direction.
“Not at any point did we feel this was about money; it was just about the child and what was best for them and how they could help.” - CW
Specialist autism (ASD) expertise
Cheyenne Contreras - Child and Adolescent Developmental Specialist
Cheyenne is a Child and Adolescent Developmental Specialist with academic and clinical research training in psychology from Arizona State University, City St George’s University of London, and King’s College London. She has a particular interest in autism and related conditions.
Over the past nine years, she has supported children and adolescents with co-occurring neurodevelopmental and neuropsychiatric conditions. Her experience spans schools, supported living settings, and hospitals, where she has applied approaches such as Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), and tailored mindfulness-based interventions.
Cheyenne is currently completing her PhD in Psychology at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King’s College London. At NeuroFX, she contributes to our autism diagnostic pathway, supporting ADI-R and ADOS-2 assessments and taking part in multi-disciplinary team discussions, where her insight and expertise are invaluable.
…This is a family-run organisation that genuinely cares about their patients and want to make a difference to people’s lives, I genuinely couldn't recommend them enough” - BS
Why Work With NeuroFX?
NeuroFX is a family-run, clinician-led service built around care, clarity, and trust.
We work with adults, children, and families who are seeking answers around ADHD and autism, often after a long period of uncertainty. For many of us at NeuroFX, this work is personal as well as professional. Lived experience with our own family shapes how we listen, how we communicate, and how we design our services.
Our clinical work follows NICE guidance (NICE guidelines NG87 for ADHD and CG128 (under 19s) and CG142 for autism (adults) and uses validated diagnostic tools to ensure assessments are thorough, consistent, and evidence-based. Just as importantly, we take the time to explain what the process involves and what the outcomes mean in real life.
We are clear about roles and responsibilities. Clinical decisions are made by qualified clinicians. The wider NeuroFX team exists to support both that clinical work and the families and individuals going through it.
Being family-run means we think long-term, value relationships, and deliver care that is thorough, clear, and timely.
“My son… felt comfortable enough to be himself which was amazing to see.” - SA
What You Can Expect at NeuroFX
At NeuroFX, you can expect a calm, professional, and non-judgmental experience, shaped by both clinical expertise and real-world understanding of neurodiversity.
We work with families and individuals who often arrive feeling unsure, frustrated, or overwhelmed. Our role is to provide structure, clarity, and support throughout the process.
You can expect:
A structured, evidence-based assessment pathway
Clear explanations at every stage
Thoughtful, personalised clinical reports
Medication management where clinically appropriate
Support with GP communication and shared care
Honest guidance and signposting after diagnosis
We understand that no two people, and no two families, are the same. Our approach reflects that.
Our aim is simple: to help individuals and families find answers, feel understood, and move forward with confidence.
Still have questions?
Our ADHD FAQ page is a great place to find answers to common questions about assessments, diagnoses and treatment. If you can’t find the answers to your questions then please do get in touch. We are always happy to help.
