The service

Adult ADHD Assessment

A careful, psychiatrist-led diagnostic assessment for adults, carried out online.

An adult ADHD assessment is a thorough diagnostic process led by MUDr Daniela Benson. The typical diagnostic session is around 90 minutes. Depending on clinical circumstances, the full assessment may take place over more than one appointment.

No referral is required, and consultations are provided online in English or Czech.

If difficulties with attention, organisation or related areas are significantly affecting daily life, a professional assessment may help clarify what is happening.

At a glance

For: Adults aged 18+
Format: Online (Zoom)
Diagnostic session: ~90 minutes
Referral: Not required
Languages: English & Czech

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Areas ADHD can affect

Attention and focus
Organisation and planning
Education
Work
Relationships
Daily routines
Emotional wellbeing
Self-esteem

What treatment may involve

Depending on clinical circumstances, treatment may include:

Medication, where clinically appropriate
Psychoeducation
Practical coping strategies
Lifestyle interventions
Organisational strategies
Time-management strategies

The process

The four stages

A clear path from first questionnaire to next steps.

01
Screening questionnaire
You begin with a short screening questionnaire. This helps establish whether a full assessment is likely to be useful for you.
02
Collection and review of pre-assessment information
Relevant background information is gathered and reviewed before your consultation. Where available and appropriate, this can include information from earlier in life and from people who know you well. Any questionnaires or documents are handled through a secure clinical process, separate from this booking.
03
Diagnostic consultation
A detailed diagnostic consultation with Dr Daniela Benson, typically around 90 minutes. This is a careful, collaborative conversation about your experiences, history and goals.
04
Treatment options and next steps
Where clinically appropriate, the outcome is discussed at the end of the diagnostic session, along with recommendations and treatment options. Treatment decisions are made together and may, depending on circumstances, include medication, psychoeducation and practical strategies.

Outcome

What Dr Benson has confirmed

A diagnostic outcome can be provided where clinically appropriate
The outcome is discussed at the end of the diagnostic session
A detailed ADHD report is provided
Recommendations and treatment options are discussed
Follow-up appointments are available
Medication may be considered where clinically appropriate, with monitoring

Fees

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