Everything we publish sits in one of three places. News for what has just happened at the clinic and in the wider neurodiversity world, the library for reference you will come back to, and the blog for the longer reads. Start wherever suits you.
Short, factual updates from the clinic and the wider neurodiversity world. New since you last visited.
Reference material you can come back to. Downloadable guides, factsheets and patient resources, things you'd want a printed copy of.
Long‑form thinking. Personal essays, clinical reflection and the occasional honest opinion, written by our clinicians and the team.
Two full guides that walk you through getting an ADHD assessment, a chapter at a time and in plain language. One is for adults considering it for themselves; the other is for parents wondering about a child. Read free on the web, or download the whole thing as an ebook.
A plain, honest walk through what adult ADHD is, your options for getting assessed, what the assessment day itself involves and what a diagnosis really means.
For parents wondering about a child aged 6 or older: what to look for, how an assessment works, what happens on the day and how to support your child through it.
Some of the help people need after an assessment sits outside what we offer. These are independent specialists we have met in person and whose way of working matches ours. We don't take any fee or payment for including them, and each one explains who their service suits so you can take your time deciding whether it's right for you.
Short factual updates from the clinic and the wider neurodiversity world, the things you'd want to know if you came back next month.
All newsADHDassess, from the NeuroFX family, is now live. Build your ADHD Passport for free; the clinician-reviewed screening report, for your GP, school or employer, is £99.
The Bedford Town FC Academy shirt for 2026/27 has arrived, carrying the NeuroFX name. A proud moment for a Bedford clinic backing Bedford's young people.
The official photos from the UK StartUp Awards national final arrived this week. Here is what the night NeuroFX won actually felt like, from the crowd to the stage.
Reference material you can come back to. Library articles for reading on screen, and pathway documents (the same PDFs we send to patients) for printing or sharing with a GP, school or employer.
All resourcesLong-form reading on the assessment process, neurodiversity at work and family life. Written by NeuroFX clinicians.
Why ADHD medication helps fewer autistic children and causes more side effects, which symptoms can get worse, and what careful titration and monitoring look like.
What the adult ADOS-2 involves at NeuroFX: the Module 4 session, why the activities can feel odd or childlike, what the assessor is really looking at, and how to prepare.
How the ADI-R works for adults: who can take part at different stages of life, how to rebuild a picture of your childhood, and what happens when no parent or sibling is available.
The same PDFs we send to patients before their assessment. Factual and informative, written in line with NICE guidance. Free to download.
What happens after booking, the onboarding documents and screening tools, the DIVA-5 interview, diagnosis, reports, and what happens if ADHD is not confirmed. Follows NICE NG87.
The under-18 pathway in full, onboarding, SNAP-IV, school questionnaire, the Young DIVA-5 interview, diagnosis and what comes next. Follows NICE NG87.
The 18 ADHD symptom areas we explore during the interview, with prompts to help you recall specific examples beforehand. For adults and parents of children.
The adult autism pathway end to end, ADI-R interview, ADOS-2 observation, pricing, what's included and what happens after the report. Follows NICE CG142.
The under-19 autism pathway, ADI-R with parents, ADOS-2 with your child, scheduling, costs and post-assessment support. Follows NICE CG128.
What the ADI-R is, who attends, how long it takes, how to think back through your child's developmental milestones, and what documents to bring. Written for parents and carers.
Who can take part in the interview at different stages of adult life, how to build a picture of your childhood, and what happens when no parent or sibling is available to help.
What the ADOS-2 observation involves, what your child will be doing, how to prepare them, and what happens during and after the session. Written for parents and carers.
Written for adults attending their own autism assessment. Why the session looks the way it does, what the tasks involve, how long it takes, and what happens afterwards.
What titration is, how doses are adjusted and reviewed, the checks we carry out along the way, and what to tell us between reviews.
ADHD medicines are controlled drugs, and the rules differ sharply by country. What to carry, what we can and cannot provide, and where to check before you book. Includes country notes and links to official guidance.
How titration, stability and shared care work, the responsibilities of NeuroFX, your GP, and you. Written to share directly with your GP.
Personal essays, clinical reflection and the occasional honest opinion, written by our team and the families we work with.
All articlesBig life changes can overwhelm young people, especially neurodivergent ones. How adjustment difficulties show up, and how to support a struggling student.
Medication is not the only treatment for adult ADHD. How CBT, coaching and other psychological therapies help, and where they fit alongside medication.
Adult ADHD assessment uses rating scales, checklists and a detailed history: what these tools do, what they cannot do, and how diagnosis really works.
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