Adult ADHD Assessment in a Demanding Life
Understand what an adult ADHD assessment should explore, how to prepare a useful history and what to confirm about follow-up, costs and shared care.
Read the guideInformation to help you prepare questions, understand care options and plan continuity around your life.
These guides offer general information. They do not replace an individual clinical assessment.
Understand what an adult ADHD assessment should explore, how to prepare a useful history and what to confirm about follow-up, costs and shared care.
Read the guideUnderstand how to seek help for anxiety alongside a demanding life, prepare for assessment and organise support around work, relationships and travel.
Read the guidePlan continuing mental health care through injury, club transfers and retirement, with clear responsibilities and communication beyond performance.
Read the guideA practical guide to discussing a change of clinician, arranging the next provider and agreeing a handover that supports continuity of care.
Read the guideQuestions to ask about expertise, fit, privacy, fees and continuity when choosing private mental health care for yourself or someone you support.
Read the guideQuestions about specialist trauma assessment, treatment approaches, pacing, professional experience and continuity when choosing appropriate support.
Read the guidePrepare questions about ongoing bipolar care, including clinical responsibilities, agreed plans, physical health, family involvement and changing needs.
Read the guideCreate a clear practical framework when several clinicians are involved: roles, records, permissions, decisions, handovers and a named follow-up contact.
Read the guideA guide to seeking support when low mood persists alongside work and family responsibilities, with questions about assessment, privacy and continuity.
Read the guideUnderstand what to ask about specialist eating-disorder support in sport, including physical health, team boundaries and continuing care beyond competition.
Read the guideExplore when work-related exhaustion warrants professional help, how assessment can clarify concerns and what a workable support arrangement should address.
Read the guideConsider personal support during family-business succession, with clear boundaries between healthcare, governance, advisers and family relationships.
Read the guideExplore support after bereavement or another major loss, with practical questions about privacy, responsibilities, family differences and professional help.
Read the guideExplore questions of identity, responsibility and personal choice after an inheritance, with space for grief, family relationships and private support.
Read the guideConsider meaningful connection alongside privacy, security and public responsibilities, and prepare questions about personal or professional support.
Read the guidePrepare a coordinated conversation about menopause, mood, sleep and existing mental health care, with questions for the professionals involved.
Read the guideQuestions about mood, sleep and ongoing support after concussion, including coordination with injury care and professionally guided return to activity.
Read the guideConsider routines, relationships, privacy and support after a business sale, with a practical approach to the transition beyond the transaction.
Read the guidePlan coordinated support for mental health alongside chronic pain, with respect for physical symptoms, personal priorities and existing clinical care.
Read the guideAsk how mental health and substance-use services will work together, with clear responsibilities, medical assessment and continuity across care settings.
Read the guideA guide for family offices and advisers arranging mental health support: define responsibilities, funding, permissions and practical communication.
Read the guidePlan mental health care across countries with clear local arrangements, provider handovers, communication preferences and questions for your clinicians.
Read the guideConsider assessment, daily support, existing clinicians and family communication when organising mental health care for an older parent.
Read the guidePlan mental health care before moving to Switzerland, including provider credentials, insurance questions, local appointments and an agreed clinical handover.
Read the guidePrepare mental health care before a UK move, with nation-specific access, provider checks, funding questions and continuity with existing clinicians.
Read the guidePlan personal mental health support during separation or divorce, including care boundaries, children's needs, privacy and changing practical arrangements.
Read the guidePlan coordinated mental health support before, during and after pregnancy, covering specialist advice, existing treatment, family help and follow-up.
Read the guideOrganise personal support during a prolonged legal dispute, with boundaries around therapeutic care, legal advice, reports and professional communication.
Read the guideQuestions for families choosing mental health support for a teenager, including specialist expertise, privacy, school involvement and care transitions.
Read the guidePlan mental health support around touring and production schedules, including travel, clinician availability, authorised handovers and returning home.
Read the guidePrepare mental health support before university or study abroad, with attention to local services, continuity, adult privacy and family involvement.
Read the guidePrepare mental health support during online harassment or media scrutiny, with practical boundaries around security, communications and personal care.
Read the guideCompare practical features of outpatient, day programme and residential mental health care, and prepare questions for an individual clinical assessment.
Read the guidePrepare contacts, local pathways and practical responsibilities with appropriate professionals before urgent mental health needs arise.
Read the guidePrepare questions, relevant information and a follow-up plan for a mental health second opinion while keeping current clinical responsibilities clear.
Read the guidePractical questions about appointments, representatives, funding and information sharing when arranging mental health care within a public-facing life.
Read the guidePrepare to discuss alcohol concerns privately, understand why withdrawal may need medical care and ask about coordinated treatment and continuing support.
Read the guidePrepare for a private psychiatric assessment, including history, confidentiality, existing treatment, written recommendations and the next steps.
Read the guideUnderstand professional roles, assessment options and questions about qualifications when choosing where to begin with private mental health support.
Read the guideQuestions to resolve before returning home from residential treatment, including follow-up, family involvement, practical support and responsibility.
Read the guidePlan conversations about returning to work after mental health treatment, covering responsibilities, appointments, information sharing and review points.
Read the guideA practical review agenda for checking responsibilities, provider fit, permissions, upcoming transitions and the scope of a continuing care relationship.
Read the guidePrepare for a professional review of persistent sleep difficulties, with practical questions about travel schedules, current treatment and continuity.
Read the guidePractical guidance on supporting a partner during treatment while respecting confidentiality, relationship boundaries and your own need for support.
Read the guideA practical guide to conversations, boundaries and professional support when an adult family member is reluctant to seek mental health care.
Read the guidePrepare age-appropriate conversations and practical support for children when a parent receives mental health treatment, with clear professional roles.
Read the guideConsider language, clinical expertise and personal comfort when choosing therapy, including questions about professional interpretation and confidentiality.
Read the guideUnderstand what to ask about assessment, treatment, coordination fees, payment arrangements and changes in scope before agreeing private mental health care.
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