Clear answers, safe online care and continuing support beyond diagnosis.
PRC's clinical assessment and treatment services are CQC-registered. Provider ID 1-24593064011.
Appointments are available online across England, and in person at our Northampton office.
Separate pathways for adults and for children and young people, plus family support.
A diagnosis is only the beginning
Understanding a diagnosis can take time. PRC provides practical and therapeutic support to help individuals and families understand strengths, needs, routines, emotional regulation and the next steps.
Support can include:
- Parent psychoeducation
- ADHD coaching and practical strategies
- Therapy and emotional regulation support
- Family and systemic therapy
- School or workplace recommendations
- Medication monitoring, where clinically appropriate
How can we help?
Support built around the person, not just the diagnosis
Important information about assessment and medication
An assessment does not guarantee a diagnosis. Medication is offered only where clinically appropriate. GP shared-care acceptance cannot be guaranteed. Clients may need to continue paying privately for prescriptions, reviews and monitoring.
Frequently asked questions
The questions people ask us most often, answered plainly. If yours is not here, ask on a free suitability call.
Either. Appointments are available online across England, and in person at our Northampton office: Unit F28, Moulton Park Business Centre, Redhouse Road, Northampton NN3 6AQ.
Please tell the team which you would prefer when you book. In-person appointments are by arrangement only, so please do not attend the office without a booked appointment.
No. You can refer yourself — a GP referral is not required for any PRC service.
If you already have reports, letters or a diagnosis from elsewhere, sharing them helps and may save time, but it is not essential. With your consent PRC may ask your GP for relevant information, and will always tell you before doing so.
No. An assessment does not guarantee a diagnosis. Its purpose is to reach an accurate answer, which may be that ADHD is not present. You will still receive a report and recommendations either way.
No. Medication is offered only where it is clinically appropriate, and it is arranged as a separate stage after assessment rather than during it. Private prescription charges and pharmacy charges for the medication itself are separate from PRC appointment fees, and continue for as long as you remain on medication.
GP shared-care acceptance cannot be guaranteed. Shared care is a decision for your GP practice, and some practices decline. If shared care is not agreed, you may need to continue paying privately for prescriptions, reviews and monitoring.
A diagnosis on its own is often not enough. PRC offers support beyond diagnosis, including coaching and practical strategies for daily life, parent psychoeducation, and therapy where it is appropriate. Where medication is clinically appropriate, it is arranged as a separate stage with its own review and monitoring appointments.
Payment is normally due before or at the time of booking. Instalment arrangements may be available for higher-cost diagnostic assessments — ask when you book and PRC will tell you what is possible for that service.
All fees are published on the Prices page.
It is PRC’s separate service for workplaces — coaching and practical support for neurodivergent employees, guidance for managers and employers, and support delivered under an Access to Work award.
This is a non-clinical workplace coaching and support service. It does not provide diagnosis, medical treatment, psychotherapy, medication advice or emergency mental health support. This service is not regulated by the Care Quality Commission. Progressive Recovery Care’s separately identified clinical assessment and treatment services are regulated by the Care Quality Commission.
Progressive Recovery Care does not provide an emergency or crisis response. If you or another person is in immediate danger, call 999. For urgent medical advice, contact NHS 111 or attend the nearest emergency department.
See our Emergency and Crisis Information page for more.
Not sure which service is right for you?
Book a free 15-minute suitability and information call. We will discuss your needs, explain the available pathways and help you identify the most appropriate next step. This is not a clinical assessment and no diagnosis or treatment is provided during the call.