The self-referral Process
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Want to get an initial idea if you have ADHD or Autism?
We can help you decide whether to seek a professional diagnosis, by taking one of our screening tools below:
Your ADHD Assessment Pathway
To get an ADHD assessment with HealthHarmonie Minds, you will need to get a referral from your GP.
Through the right to choose scheme, we make the process straightforward and support you every step of the way.
Explore the pathway below.
Pre-assessment
This stage gathers initial information to determine whether an assessment is appropriate.
Initial referral for ADHD assessment (by healthcare professional).
Patient completes pre-assessment questionnaires.
Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) reviews case notes and questionnaires to confirm next steps.
Assessment
This stage evaluates the patient’s history and symptoms to reach a diagnostic outcome.
First assessment appointment using the DIVA-5 tool to evaluate symptoms.
Diagnostic assessment with an appropriately qualified ADHD clinical assessor.
Post-diagnosis
There may be a number of pathways – these may be with or without medication.
Path A: Pharmacological support
Start of medication titration process.
First follow-up for titration.
Second follow-up for titration.
Path B: Non-pharmacological support
Sessions to help individuals understand ADHD and develop self-management strategies.
Targeted therapy to build coping mechanisms and improve functioning.
If you’re registered with a GP in England, you may be eligible to access our services for free through the NHS Right to Choose scheme. This pathway allows your GP to refer you directly to HealthHarmonie Minds, avoiding long NHS wait times while still receiving fully NHS-funded care.
Every person I have spoken to at Harmonie Minds has been knowledgeable and has resolved any queries I have had promptly. I felt genuinely listened too and am really happy with the overall service.
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