Information about ADHD support options in the UK: coaching costs, NHS services, and finding the right help.
Finding the right support for your ADHD can feel overwhelming, especially when you are not sure what is available, what it costs, or what will actually help. These articles break down the different types of ADHD support available in the UK, from NHS services to private mentoring, and help you figure out what might work best for your situation.
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Is ADHD classed as a disability in the UK? Learn about the Equality Act 2010, reasonable adjustments at work and school, PIP eligibility, and your legal rights with ADHD.
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A comprehensive guide to free ADHD support in the UK. From NHS services to charities, benefits, and online resources, here is what is available at no cost.
A comprehensive guide to ADHD support groups in the UK, both online and in person. Find community, connection, and understanding from people who get it.
ADHD is legally a disability under the UK Equality Act 2010 in most cases. Learn what this means for your rights at work, in education, and daily life.
Unsure whether to tell your employer about ADHD? Learn the pros and cons of disclosure, your legal rights, and scripts for having the conversation.
Access to Work can fund ADHD coaching, equipment, and support at work. Learn what it covers, who qualifies, and exactly how to apply in the UK.
ADHD qualifies for PIP in the UK. Learn which daily living and mobility descriptors apply, how to fill in the form, and tips for a successful claim.
Learn about ADHD reasonable adjustments at work in the UK. Covers Equality Act 2010, Access to Work grants, employer obligations, and practical examples.
Step-by-step guide for when your GP refuses a Right to Choose referral for ADHD. Know your legal rights, escalation steps from PALS to ICB to MP, and how to get your referral processed.
Turned down for PIP with ADHD? Learn how to request a mandatory reconsideration, gather evidence, challenge the decision, and what to expect at tribunal.
Looking for ADHD coach recommendations? This step-by-step guide covers what to look for, credentials to check, costs, and questions to ask before booking.
Not sure whether you need an ADHD coach, therapist, or psychiatrist? A clear comparison of what each professional does, costs, and when to see which one.
ADHD coaching in the UK typically costs £50 to £150 per session. Compare prices, learn about DSA and Access to Work funding, and find affordable options.
ADHD coaching in the UK typically ranges from £60 to £150 per session. Prices vary based on the coach's experience, qualifications, and whether sessions are online or in person. Bundle packages often offer savings.
The NHS does not typically provide ADHD coaching directly. NHS ADHD services focus on diagnosis and medication management. However, some people access coaching through DSA funding or workplace Access to Work schemes.
Look for someone with relevant qualifications or professional experience, a neurodiversity-affirming approach, clear pricing, and ideally a free discovery call so you can check the fit before committing.