Complete Your Right to Choose GP Request
A focused, ADHD-friendly session to turn a blank page and a pile of referral instructions into your own clear, organised request.
Practical admin support only. No medical or legal advice, and no promise of referral, diagnosis or a shorter wait.
For When You Know the Next Step but Cannot Get It Done
Researching providers, checking instructions, finding forms and writing to a GP can become one large executive-function task. The session gives that task a clear structure and a defined finish line.
We work from the current NHS referral information for the provider you selected. You supply the facts and make every decision. I help you organise the work, keep momentum and produce a request that sounds like you.
If you only need a template, use the free Right to Choose GP letter template. You do not need to book this session to access it.
What You Leave With
A working session with tangible outputs, not a general conversation about Right to Choose.
A Clear Draft
Your own concise GP request, structured around the clinical discussion and exact NHS service.
Document Order
A clear list of the forms and attachments required by the provider's current instructions.
Submission Check
A final check for missing placeholders, unclear wording and practical submission details.
Follow-Up Plan
A dated next-action list and factual questions to use if information or a decision is unclear.
This Session Is a Good Fit If
- You have chosen a provider to discuss with your GP
- You have found its current NHS referral instructions
- Starting or structuring the request is the main barrier
- You want live accountability while you complete the task
- You are comfortable remaining responsible for the final wording
Choose Different Help If
- You need a clinician to decide whether referral is safe or appropriate.
- You need legal advice about whether a right was breached.
- You want someone to recommend or verify a provider for you.
- You need representation in a complaint or contact with your GP.
- You expect a guarantee of referral, diagnosis, medication or shared care.
Read Before You Book
Free ADHD Right to Choose Letter Template
Copy the request structure, attachment checklist and follow-up message without paying for a session.
ADHD Right to Choose: NHS Assessment Guide
Check eligibility, provider questions, NHS funding, waiting-time limits and post-assessment care.
If Your GP Declines the Request
Separate a clinical referral decision from a provider-choice issue before deciding how to respond.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear boundaries before you decide whether this session is right for you.
What is Right to Choose for ADHD?
In England, a patient referred for an eligible first outpatient appointment may have a legal right to choose a clinically appropriate provider and team. Some ADHD assessment services can fall within these rules when the provider has a qualifying NHS contract. The referring clinician still decides whether referral and the selected service are clinically appropriate.
Do you write the letter for me?
No. You remain the author. I help you start, structure and complete a clear request in your own words, using the current referral instructions you bring to the session.
What if my GP says no?
First ask whether the GP is declining any ADHD assessment referral or only the chosen provider, and request the clinical or eligibility reason. I can help you organise a factual follow-up in your own words. I cannot give legal advice, overturn a clinical decision or guarantee referral.
Is Right to Choose available in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland?
The NHS Choice Framework covered by this service applies in England. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have separate health systems and referral arrangements.
How long does the Right to Choose process take?
There is no dependable wait that applies to all providers. Times change with demand, capacity and NHS activity plans, and assessment and treatment can have separate waits. Check the provider's current NHS-funded information before asking for referral.
Do I need to see my GP before booking?
No, but the session is most useful after you have checked the current NHS referral instructions for the provider you want to discuss. If you have not spoken to your GP, we can organise the factual points and questions you want to raise.
Is this medical or legal advice?
No. This is practical ADHD-friendly admin support. I do not decide whether referral is appropriate, interpret legal entitlement, recommend a provider, diagnose ADHD or contact your GP on your behalf.
Ready to Finish the Request?
Book a two-hour working session for practical structure, accountability and document organisation.