Help for Psychology
Norwich · Henley-in-Arden
About Help for Psychology
Child and Teen ADHD Assessment in Norwich and Warwickshire
Help for Psychology provides ADHD, autism and cognitive assessments for children and teenagers from two rural clinics — Norwich and Henley-in-Arden in Warwickshire. It is regulated by the Care Quality Commission and accepts NHS Right to Choose referrals.
Why Choose Help for Psychology?
- NHS Right to Choose: NHS-funded assessment available through the Right to Choose pathway in England
- Two Clinic Locations: The Grange, 62 Spixworth Road, Norwich NR6 7NF, and The Old Reckoning Rooms, Newhouse Farm, Edstone, Henley-in-Arden B95 6DL
- CQC Regulated: Regulated by the Care Quality Commission
- Vetted Clinicians: The practice states it interviews every potential clinical partner in person before they join
- Support After Diagnosis: Post-diagnosis support and therapy offered alongside assessment, so care does not stop at the report
- Wider Assessment Range: Cognitive assessments and post-adoption assessments alongside ADHD and autism
Assessment Process
Assessments are carried out at the Norwich or Henley-in-Arden clinic. The practice does not publish appointment lengths or the specific diagnostic tools it uses — ask when you enquire.
Who They Serve
Help for Psychology assesses children and teenagers. Private child ADHD assessment is £1,800.
After Diagnosis
Where medication is appropriate the practice offers titration, and supports shared care with your GP.
Services & pricing
Prices may vary depending on your specific needs.
Child ADHD Assessment
NICE-compliant ADHD assessment for children and young people; Conners 4 screening from £195
Medication Titration
Psychiatrist-led medication initiation and titration; RTC patients stabilised then returned to GP (shared care)
NHS Right to Choose · England
Ask your GP to refer you to Help for Psychology
Help for Psychology accepts NHS Right to Choose referrals. When it takes a referral, the NHS pays for the assessment. Some local NHS areas now limit the number of Right to Choose assessments they fund and have set minimum waits, so an NHS-funded wait can be much longer than the private wait shown for a clinic. Before your GP refers you, ask the clinic whether it is taking Right to Choose referrals from your area and what its wait is. Your GP has to make the referral, and they will need the clinic's details. We can put those into a letter you can take to your appointment.
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