When school restarts, some signs become clearer.

We understand the pressure families can feel as children return to school, and the importance of seeking clarity early. Our £500 September ADHD assessment offer helps parents take the next step towards understanding their child’s needs and identifying appropriate support. The online pathway includes a diagnostic outcome, a signed report and practical recommendations.

Ask about September availability Signs parents may notice

What parents may notice

Look for a pattern, not one difficult day.

ADHD signs usually involve inattention, hyperactivity or impulsivity. They matter most when they are persistent, affect everyday life and appear in more than one relevant setting—not simply because a child is energetic or occasionally distracted.

Attention and organisation

Easily distracted, particularly during lessons or homework
Difficulty listening or following instructions through to completion
Frequently forgetting everyday tasks, equipment or belongings
Finding it hard to organise work or manage multi-step tasks

Activity and impulse control

Frequent fidgeting, tapping or difficulty remaining seated
Restlessness or a strong need to move
Talking a great deal or interrupting conversations
Difficulty waiting for a turn in class, games or conversation

Important: These signs can have several explanations and do not, by themselves, confirm ADHD. A diagnostic assessment considers development, context, impact and other possible causes.

Qualified clinical assessment

More than forms and scores.

Our ADHD pathway combines careful clinical conversation, relevant history and information from everyday settings. The assessment is undertaken by trained, appropriately qualified healthcare professionals working within their professional competence.

The diagnostic conclusion and written report are completed and signed by the clinician responsible for the assessment. We explain the outcome clearly and provide practical recommendations that can be shared, where appropriate, with education or healthcare professionals.

Designed around family life

Meet online, without unnecessary travel.

Appointments can take place online at a time that is convenient for the person being assessed and their family. Before booking, we will explain who should attend, what information may be needed and whether an online assessment is clinically suitable.

September appointments

Start with a confidential conversation.

Tell us briefly what you have noticed. We will explain suitability, the £500 offer, availability and what the assessment would involve before you decide.

Contact the assessment team

hello@tordalehealth.com Request September availability Please do not include highly sensitive medical information in your first email.

Already confirmed as suitable?

If our team has invited you to pay, continue to the payment step. Your appointment date will be confirmed separately.

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