About Us

ADHD Trainer grew from years of clinical practice in psychiatry and more than a decade of experience in ADHD assessment and management in the UK.

Working alongside psychiatrists, GPs, paediatricians, nurses, pharmacists, psychologists, crisis teams and clinicians in training highlighted one important lesson: ADHD assessment is a specialist clinical skill – a professional title alone does not guarantee expertise.

Confidence and competence develop through focused training, supervision, practical experience and continued reflection.

As demand for ADHD assessment increased, particularly following the COVID-19 pandemic, so did pressure across NHS and independent services. At the same time, considerable variation became apparent in how assessments were conducted, documented and concluded. This reinforced the need for a practical, structured approach to ADHD assessment.

ADHD Trainer brings together clinical knowledge, real-world learning, reflective practice and a clear, easy-to-follow framework, guided by UK standards, NICE recommendations and established best practice.

Our aim is simple:

to help healthcare professionals deliver high-quality ADHD assessments with greater confidence, consistency and clinical accuracy.

Because a good ADHD assessment is not simply about identifying symptoms. It is about understanding the whole person, recognising complexity and reaching a clear, considered and well-supported clinical conclusion.