Take the next step toward clarity
Thanks for taking the time to complete our ADHD screener.
If it's helped you decide to get a thorough, clinical assessment for ADHD, there are two ways forward – pick the one that fits you.
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The two routes to an assessment
Not sure on the best route to get an assessment or treatment with us? Take a look below to see how to get started.
Direct with us
Going private with Noodle couldn't be easier. We offer high quality care at affordable prices – no GP referral necessary. Available UK-wide.
Through the NHS
In England, you have a legal right to be referred to a recognised NHS provider of your choice – like Noodle. To get started, you'll need a referral from your GP.
Which route is right for me?
Whichever route you take, our services are delivered by an exceptional clinical team and follow NHS standards and NICE guidelines.
Direct with us
With no GP referral needed, a private assessment can help you move forward faster. Plus, private assessments often have shorter waits than Right to Choose, so you get answers sooner.
- Book your assessment directly, without waiting for a GP referral
- Get seen sooner with shorter waits than Right to Choose
- Access care wherever you live in the UK
- Virtual appointments that work around your job and life
Through the NHS
An NHS-funded route is available. If you're registered with a GP in England, you can ask them to refer you to an approved private provider. This is called NHS Right to Choose.
Right to Choose is available to you if:
- You're registered with a GP in England
- Your GP agrees an ADHD or autism referral is appropriate
- You're requesting referral to an eligible Right to Choose provider, like Noodle
Stories from people we’ve supported
'My colleague has ADHD, so she pushed me to get an assessment with Noodle. After having an online assessment, I ended up getting a positive diagnosis. When I told other people at work, most of them just rolled their eyes. The only person who didn't know I had ADHD was me!'
'The assessment was so much more relaxed than I expected it to be. My assessor was so patient – and I talk a lot. It's been a wild ride, but it's been so positive – and a major part of that has been down to you guys. Everything was so quick, and everybody was so reassuring.'
'When you think ADHD, you think naughty little boys bouncing off the walls. I'm introverted. I don't like standing up in front of people. So, I didn't recognise some of the traits in myself. Not before I realised ADHD presents so differently in women.'
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