Provide Wellbeing

Colchester

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Adult ADHD Assessment

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About Provide Wellbeing

Self-Pay ADHD & Autism Assessments in Colchester, Essex

Provide Wellbeing offers autism and ADHD assessments for children and adults via self-pay routes from their Clinic Centre in Colchester, Essex. Their consultant-led, multi-disciplinary team provides thorough assessments with detailed reports and signposting to useful resources.

Why Choose Provide Wellbeing?

Consultant-Led: Assessments led by experienced consultants
Multi-Disciplinary Team: Comprehensive evaluation from multiple specialists
Detailed Reports: Thorough diagnostic reports with recommendations
Children & Adults: Services for all age groups
Essex-Based: Convenient Colchester Business Park location

Services

The clinic helps individuals understand their neurodevelopmental profile and offers strategies and support to manage symptoms. Following assessment, patients receive comprehensive signposting to resources and support services.

Location

Based at Colchester Business Park with good transport links and parking available.

Services & pricing

Prices may vary depending on your specific needs.

Adult ADHD Assessment

On enquiry

ADHD assessment is published for children aged 6+ (£1,200); no adult ADHD price published.

Child ADHD Assessment

£1,200 Verified

ADHD assessment, children aged 6+.

Follow-Up Appointment

£125

15 min medication follow-up

Medication Management

£250

30 min medication follow-up

Common questions

Does Provide Wellbeing accept NHS Right to Choose referrals?

Provide Wellbeing does not currently accept Right to Choose referrals. You would need to self-fund your assessment.

Can Provide Wellbeing prescribe ADHD medication?

Yes, Provide Wellbeing can prescribe ADHD medication, including controlled medicines, following an assessment.

Does Provide Wellbeing offer shared care arrangements?

Yes, Provide Wellbeing works with NHS GPs under shared care agreements. This means your GP may be able to take over prescribing and monitoring after your initial titration period.

What assessment methods does Provide Wellbeing use?

Provide Wellbeing uses the following assessment methodologies: Clinical interview, NICE Guidelines.

Adult ADHD Assessment

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Follow-upfrom £125

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Clinic overview

Can prescribe medication
Shared care with GPs
Assesses children, teens & adults
1 location
No Right to Choose

Also offered: Autism assessment

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These come from what Provide Wellbeing does, not from what it pays us.

Prices confirmed July 2026

Reviews

3.7 (28)

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Christy Griffin-Pritchard

3 months ago

Air conditioned waiting area. Pleasant staff at reception - easy for Ubers to drop off & pick up. Comfy seating & TVs to watch while waiting.

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Louise Thompson

4 months ago

Waited a year to receive a letter removing my son from their list. So now to start the process all over again and most RTC providers have doubled their wait times.

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Clare louise Maxwell

7 months ago

Dont waste your money, they shows its all about thr money not the person I went through Provide Wellbeing privately for an ADHD assessment and unfortunately had a very disappointing experience. I spent thousands of pounds on the assessment after being told that I would be able to move onto a shared care agreement with my GP afterwards. However, after receiving my diagnosis, I was then told that shared care was no longer an option as the agreement had been scrapped. This was never communicated beforehand, and it feels like something they should have been aware of before encouraging patients to go private. To make matters worse, the clinician who diagnosed me is apparently the only person who can issue my prescription, and he now barely works there – reportedly only one or two days a week. This has made accessing ongoing treatment extremely difficult and frustrating. After spending such a large amount of money, I expected a much clearer pathway for treatment and far better communication. At the moment it feels like patients are left in limbo after diagnosis, which is incredibly stressful when you're trying to manage ADHD. I would strongly recommend that anyone considering going private with Provide Wellbeing asks very clear questions about shared care and prescription access before committing.

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Miss Maxwell

6 months ago

I went through Provide Wellbeing privately for an ADHD assessment and unfortunately had a very disappointing experience. I spent thousands of pounds on the assessment after being told that I would be able to move onto a shared care agreement with my GP afterwards. However, after receiving my diagnosis, I was then told that shared care was no longer an option as the agreement had been scrapped. This was never communicated beforehand, and it feels like something they should have been aware of before encouraging patients to go private. To make matters worse, the clinician who diagnosed me is apparently the only person who can issue my prescription, and he now barely works there – reportedly only one or two days a week. This has made accessing ongoing treatment extremely difficult and frustrating. After spending such a large amount of money, I expected a much clearer pathway for treatment and far better communication. At the moment it feels like patients are left in limbo after diagnosis, which is incredibly stressful when you're trying to manage ADHD. I would strongly recommend that anyone considering going private with Provide Wellbeing asks very clear questions about shared care and prescription access before committing.

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Lilli

10 months ago

Not the best experience. ADHD right to choose assessment felt rushed as the clinician was going to lunch and the appt was only 30mins. Follow ups for the private titration felt impossible to arrange (the clinician has now gone down to one working day every 2 weeks now as far as I am aware). I had an emergeny concerning medication that I couldn't get any help for. I was not offered any further options after the first type of medication was tried. Lost a lot of hope being helped here.

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