Unlocking access to further support.
Neurodevelopmental conditions affect how people learn, communicate, behave, and experience the world around them. At Provide Wellbeing, we offer specialist assessments and support for people who may be autistic, have ADHD, or both.
Our services are designed to be clear, supportive, and clinically robust, helping children, young people, and adults understand their needs and access the right next steps.
We understand that the prospect of attending an assessment can feel daunting or overwhelming for children, young people, parents, and adults. We hope to make the process as smooth and comfortable as possible for you and your child/young person by providing you with all the information you need. Explore our website to find everything you need to find the right pathway for your or your child/young person.
Introducing Autism and ADHD
Autism and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), as well as other conditions, come under the umbrella term ‘Neurodevelopmental Disorders’.
Autism is often referred to as a spectrum due to the vast and dynamic condition it describes. It can affect children and adults in very different ways, and the profile of a person’s strengths and difficulties, often with social interactions and communication, will vary greatly.
ADHD, like Autism, affects people in very different ways and levels of severity. ADHD is a lifelong condition which may present with inattentive and/or hyperactive-impulsive behaviours that impact on a person’s daily life.
Our team
Provide Wellbeing uses a multidisciplinary team of registered clinical professionals. This can be made up of Paediatricians, Psychiatrists, Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language Therapists, Mental Health Nurses and Clinical Psychologists. You can find more information about some of the professionals undertaking assessments here.
At Provide Wellbeing, we are skilled at exploring the challenges children, young people and adults face. These are not behavioural assessments, and we want you or your child/young person to feel as comfortable and settled as possible.
We make your journey towards a diagnosis simple and stress-free.
Telephone Consultation
Ask any questions you need to
during a meeting with a neurodevelopmental specialist.
Triage Process
A clinical triage process to ensure you receive the most appropriate, cost-effective assessment method.
Assessment
Our experts put you at ease during the assessments and provide a comprehensive report.
Further Support
We provide you with easily accessible information to help you take your next steps forward.
Our commitment to quality and NHS alignment
Whether you access our services through the NHS or self-pay, we are committed to:
- NICE-compliant assessments
- Multidisciplinary clinical input, where required
- Clear, accessible reports written in clear format
- Reasonable adjustments to meet sensory, communication, or accessibility needs
- Accurate information and honest communication about what each pathway includes
We work within NHS commissioning frameworks where these are in place and ensure our services align with local and national clinical standards.
Not sure where to start?
Accessing Autism or ADHD services can feel confusing, especially when NHS pathways differ depending on location.
We’ve created a clear starting point to help you understand:
- The different ways to access our services
- What’s available now
- Which route might apply to you or your child/young person
Start here: How to Access Our Services
TALK TO US TODAY ABOUT
Neurodevelopmental Services
Call 0300 303 9966, email
provide.wellbeing@nhs.net
or complete the form below…
Support you can trust
Our team provides actionable insights, no matter where you are on your journey, and offers expert advice to help you or a family member on your road to a diagnosis. Our ASD and ADHD services are suitable for children/ young people and adults, meaning it is never too late to be assessed.
