
ADHD Support That Actually Works
Awareness, Strategies and Self-Empowerment
for Adults, Parents and Professionals
At ADHD Lancashire, our mission is to empower individuals and families to thrive by supporting you through your ADHD assessment options, specialist ADHD coaching, ADHD self-reflection courses, and a strong network of support through online and social meet-ups.
We are dedicated to creating a welcoming community where people can learn, grow, and connect with others who genuinely understand ADHD. Through compassion, education, and evidence-informed guidance, we help people build confidence, self-awareness, and lifelong strategies to live with clarity and purpose.
Meet Bernadette
Bernadette is the founder and director of ADHD Lancashire, bringing nearly two decades of dedicated advocacy to individuals and families navigating life with ADHD and other neurodiverse conditions.
As a Professional Certified Coach and ADHD Life Coach, she specialises in supporting adults in Lancashire who are beginning their journey of understanding and managing Adult ADHD.
Bernadette is passionate about providing structured guidance to help reduce overwhelm, stress, and anxiety, empowering individuals to thrive personally and professionally. Her commitment to helping others discover their strengths and reach their potential is at the heart of everything she does.
Adult ADHD Assessment Pathways
We understand how taking the first step towards getting a diagnosis can be overwhelming
We are here to provide guidance and support, as we know that choosing the path and knowing which option is best for you can be complex.
If you're navigating the process of getting a diagnosis, we aim to bring clarity to your journey and empower you to make the best choice for you.
Right To Choose Assessments
If you cannot access the NHS service within 18 weeks, use "Right to Choose."
This NHS policy in England allows patients more control over where they receive treatment, including ADHD assessments.
The NHS covers the cost, which can significantly reduce waiting times for an ADHD diagnosis.
Private
Assessment
Options
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Process: This is similar to the NHS process but often quicker. A psychiatrist or ADHD specialist will conduct interviews and assessments.
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Cost: Can range from £500 to £1,500, depending on the provider and the complexity of the assessment.
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Speed: Much quicker than NHS, often with an appointment available within a few weeks


Our Up Coming Adult Events and Meet-ups
We completely understand that ADHD can impact every aspect of your life, sometimes leaving you feeling isolated. But you’re not alone. Our support group is here to provide the understanding and connection you need!
Joining our meetings is a great way to connect with like-minded individuals who face similar challenges. We also have exciting guest speakers lined up, so you’ll hear directly from experts in the field!
Our meetings are designed specifically for adults diagnosed with ADHD or those awaiting a diagnosis. It's a safe and welcoming space where you can freely share your experiences and ask questions about coping strategies.
Online Meet-up Schedule:
📅 Online (Zoom): 1st Thursday of each month, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
TICKETS FROM £3
In Person Meet-up Schedule:
📍 In-Person: 3rd Thursday
of each month, 7:00 – 9:00 PM
FREE TO ATTEND

Adult ADHD Social Meet-up 16/04/2026Thu, Apr 16Halfway House, 470 Preston Rd, Clayton-le-Woods, Chorley PR6 7JB, UK
Adult ADHD Zoom Meeting 07/05/2026Thu, May 07Online over Zoom
Adult ADHD Social Meet-Up 21/05/2026Thu, May 21Halfway House, 470 Preston Rd, Clayton-le-Woods, Chorley PR6 7JB, UK
Adult ADHD Social Meet-Up 18/06/2026Thu, Jun 18Halfway House, 470 Preston Rd, Clayton-le-Woods, Chorley PR6 7JB, UK
Adult ADHD Zoom Meeting 06/08/2026Thu, Aug 06Online over Zoom
Adult ADHD Zoom Meeting 01/10/2026Thu, Oct 01Online over Zoom
Adult ADHD Zoom Meeting 03/12/2026Thu, Dec 03Online over Zoom
Adult ADHD Coaching Packages
Do you often feel overwhelmed, procrastinating, or struggling with structure and time management?
Does perfectionism, time blindness, or last-minute urgency make it challenging to stay on track?
Are you seeking effective strategies to create structure and balance in your work, home life, and relationships?
If this resonates with you, let’s connect. We can explore practical solutions to help you move forward with clarity and confidence. More Information...
Living Well with ADHD Course
Is This Course Right For You?
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Are you a late-diagnosed adult looking to understand what your ADHD means for you?
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Are you overwhelmed by daily tasks, distractions, and disorganisation, and are you frustrated and experiencing RSD?
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Are you looking to strengthen relationships, improve communication skills, or break self-sabotaging patterns?
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Do you want practical tools, community support, and guidance to help you create lasting, positive change?
If you answered “yes,” this course is for you.
The "Living Well with Adult ADHD" course is designed to equip you with the tools, understanding, and support to turn your ADHD challenges into successes.
2026 Online Course Dates
January
Fully Booked
20th Jan - 10th March
1 pm - 2:30 pm
7 pm - 8:30 pm
February
Starting Tuesday
17th Feb - 7th April
1 pm - 2:30 pm
7 pm - 8:30 pm
April
Starting Tuesday
21st April - 9th June
1 pm - 2:30 pm
7 pm - 8:30 pm
September
Starting Tuesday
8th Sept - 27th Oct
1 pm - 2:30 pm
7 pm - 8:30 pm
Payment Plans Available
Option 1
Choose the Daytime or Evening course you wish to attend below.
Pay for the course in full when booking.
You will then receive a confirmation email.
Option 2 - Payment Plan
Choose the Daytime or Evening course you wish to attend below.
Pay a £100 deposit when booking. Followed by six payments of £49.50
Use Voucher Code;
at the checkout
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Parent & Caregiver Support Services
Children's Diagnosis Discovery Calls,
Private ADHD Assessments
Parent Support Sessions
ADHD Symptoms in children
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common childhood disorders and can continue through adolescence, and up to 2/3 continue into adulthood. Symptoms include difficulty staying focused and paying attention, difficulty controlling behaviour (extremely impulsive), and hyperactivity (over-activity). Over 60% of people diagnosed with ADHD may have an additional Co-morbid condition.
Discover a wealth of support for parents and caregivers of children with ADHD through a free guide on how to get an assessment and strategies. This resource provides a comprehensive toolkit for effective support.
Free Download
Parent Support Service
Please download to empower yourself with essential information and join a supportive community navigating ADHD challenges.

If you would like to discuss the diagnosis pathway for your child and the options available through the NHS or Private.
Please Book a Diagnosis Discovery Call.
We also offer Parent Support Sessions for those times when you would like to speak to someone about any challenges you may be experiencing
ADHD Assessment Pathway for Children
CAMHS or Pediatritian
NHS Assessment
Referral: This typically starts with a GP referral to a specialist, such as a psychiatrist, paediatrician (for children), or a specialist ADHD service.
Waiting Time: In some regions, NHS waiting lists can be long, sometimes extending to over a year.
Process: This includes interviews, questionnaires (for both the patient and those who know them well), and often, a review of medical and educational history.
Cost: Free, but may take significant time due to waiting lists.
Private ADHD Clinics
Private Assessment
Process: This is similar to the NHS process but often quicker. A psychiatrist or ADHD specialist will conduct interviews and assessments.
Cost: Can range from £900 to £1,500, depending on the provider and the complexity of the assessment.
Speed: Much quicker than NHS, often with an appointment available within a few weeks.
Assessment can be carried out online from home



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