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You can begin by completing the optional mini questionnaire to see whether ADHD traits resonate with you. If you decide to move forward, you’ll book a consultation with a with a senior doctor experienced in women’s health and ADHD.

Before your appointment, you’ll complete a short pre-consultation questionnaire. This helps your doctor understand your history in advance so your consultation time is used meaningfully.
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The consultation lasts approximately 90-120 minutes. Following this, you’ll receive a comprehensive diagnostic report outlining whether you meet the criteria for ADHD, any alternative explanations if relevant, and clear recommendations for next steps. ADHD-focused CBT and coaching are available where appropriate.
The aim is clarity,  not simply a label.

Yes. The assessment process follows recognised UK clinical standards, including NICE Guideline NG87, Royal College of Psychiatrists Good Practice Guidance (2017), and the Adult ADHD Assessment Quality Assurance Standard (AQAS).

That uncertainty is common. Many women seek assessment because something has felt consistently harder than it should be, whether that’s focus, emotional regulation, overwhelm or burnout.
The mini quiz can help you explore whether ADHD traits resonate. If you proceed with an assessment, your doctor will carefully review your history, current symptoms, and the impact on your life. They will also consider and rule out other conditions that can present in similar ways.
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Even if you are not diagnosed with ADHD, therapy can still be beneficial. The purpose of the assessment is understanding and appropriate support, not forcing a diagnosis.

Historically, ADHD diagnostic frameworks were based largely on research in young boys. As a result, women’s experiences have often been misunderstood, masked, or mislabelled.
This service is specifically designed around female presentation,  including masking patterns, internalised symptoms, hormonal considerations, and the emotional impact of late diagnosis.
Our clinicians’ background in women’s health provides a broader and more contextual understanding during assessment.

We do not currently prescribe ADHD medication. However, you may share your diagnostic report with your GP to discuss medication through NHS pathways.
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ADHD-focused CBT and coaching are available through us, and prescribing services are planned for the future.
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Some women tell us that they would prefer not to use stimulant medication for ADHD. In this situation, ADHD-focussed CBT and therapy can be life-changing and are available through us. It is also highly beneficial to treat any hormonal concerns (such as PMS and perimenopause) which may be making ADHD symptoms worse.
We do not currently prescribe ADHD medication, but this is planned for the future. Many women with ADHD do benefit from stimulant medication; if you wish, you may share your Voy diagnostic report with your GP to discuss medication through NHS pathways.

You'll need to comlete two short questionnaires, which take 15mins each to complete. You’ll also be asked to nominate someone who has known you very well, ideally as a child, such as; a family member, or close friend — to complete a short questionnaire of around 15 minutes.
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The process is thorough, but designed to be manageable and significantly shorter than many comparable services.

Yes. CBT sessions can be purchased separately at a later stage. There is a reduced rate if booked alongside your assessment.

CBT can be offered after your assessment, we have created an ADHD specific framework "Becoming Your Own Ally" which is a structured 10-session therapy journey and costs £***. It reframes ADHD as a high-sensitivity nervous system that requires an "Ally" (compassionate regulation) rather than a "Warden" (punitive masking).

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The consultation lasts for up to 2 hours.” “This allows enough time to explore your experience in depth and to consider whether you have other mental health conditions or a more complex presentation. Occasionally, your consultation may last longer if you have other mental health conditions or the diagnosis is more complex.

A shorter appointment would not provide the clinical rigour required for a robust diagnosis. The length reflects the highly specialist process and acknowledges that ADHD is a lifelong diagnosis.

Assessments are carried out by GPs with extensive experience in women’s health and specialist training in ADHD. You can review their biographies before booking.
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Experience matters, particularly when assessing ADHD in women, where presentation is often more nuanced and historically under-recognised.

Yes. We allow one reschedule per appointment, but please give the team at least 7 days' notice. Cancellations made with less than 7 days' notice and no-shows will incur a fee — this is because our clinical team spends time preparing for your appointment in advance, and at short notice we are unfortunately unable to offer that slot to another patient. If you need to reschedule, please get in contact with us as early as possible.

Assessments are carried out by GPs with extensive experience in women’s health and ADHD. You can review their biographies before booking.
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Experience matters, particularly when assessing ADHD in women, where presentation is often more nuanced and historically under-recognised.

We are a private healthcare provider.
While ADHD care is available through the NHS, waiting lists are often several years long. Our service provides faster access to assessment and is specifically designed around women’s experiences.

For many women, a diagnosis brings immediate clarity and validation. It can reframe years of self-blame and provide language for long-standing patterns.

Therapy can then help you process the diagnosis and develop practical strategies for regulation, organisation, and burnout prevention.

This is not a quick fix. It is a structured and clinically grounded pathway towards better understanding and management.