. This is an initial consultation organised by a Consultant Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist and we recommend it for all new cases in order to explore comprehensively and simultaneously mental health and developmental concerns. It is particularly suitable for a young person where Autism or ADHD is suspected but not diagnosed. The consultation takes 1 hour and is conducted by 2 professionals (the Consultant Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist and another professional, Speech and Language Therapist or Clinical Psychologist) and will include a meeting with you and your child together and separately. At the end of the appointment, we will make a formulation and advise whether further specialist assessments are required. A report of the consultation will be shared after the appointment provide a formulation about the difficulties discussed and advice for next steps as appropriate.

. This is suitable for children where ADHD is strongly suspected. This includes gold standard diagnostic tools, Conners scales, the Continuous Performance test (an objective computerised measure of inattention, impulsivity and hyperactivity delivered on Creyos platform) and a comprehensive developmental and psychiatric assessment. The assessment takes up to 3.5 hours. Following the assessment you will receive a comprehensive report. The package includes a cognitive screening in collaboration with Cambridge Brain Science that can offer important information about the child's executive functioning profile. Please follow the link below for more information and a demo. When the ADHD assessment is offered following an initial consultation with the Effra Clinic lasts 2 hour, includes the Creyos computerised test and Conners and costs £800. A combined ASD and ADHD assessment can be organised, if appropriate, at the price of £2950.

. This is suitable for a young person where Autism is suspected but they have not previously been diagnosed with autism. Please note that we recommend an initial psychiatric consultation beforehand that takes 1 hour and is conducted by 2 professionals. If your child screens negative for autism, then we would not recommend proceeding to the full multi-disciplinary diagnostic assessment. The full multi-disciplinary diagnostic assessment is according to the national guidelines and includes standardised diagnostic tools (ADI-R and ADOS-2), liaison with the school, a cognitive screening test in collaboration with Cambridge Brain Science, assessment of adaptive functioning (if indicated) , Sensory Profile assessment by an Occupational Therapist and feedback. It takes about 7 hours of direct contact that is partly remotely and partly in person and involves at least 3 clinicians with the relevant expertise as tailored for the needs of the young person. Following the assessment you will receive a comprehensive report illustrating the young person's profile, summarising the outcome of the assessment and providing recommendations for the young person, their parents and school. At times, we may not be able to conclude and we may recommend a school observation and/ or further cognitive testing which are not included in the price. A combined ASD and ADHD assessment can be organised, if appropriate, at the price of £2950.

. This is suitable for someone with an existing diagnosis of ADHD or autism. It takes up to 2 hours. This includes review of previous professional reports and a comprehensive review of current symptoms and impairment, including QbCheck when there is an existing diagnosis of ADHD, in order to make recommendations for ongoing support and treatment. Following the assessment you will receive a comprehensive report

. This includes school observation and liaison with teachers. Travel expenses are not included in the price and will be discussed individually based on school location.

. The Effra clinic provides computerised cognitive screening in collaboration with Cambridge Brain Science. Please follow the link below for more information and a demo. The assessment is offered remotely for children 11 and above and in clinic for children under the age of 11. A full report alongside a psychological advice will be provided as part of the process.