Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Specialists in Camden, Central London (196 results)

Dr Iles is great, he is extremely knowledgeable and understanding. He is so personable and knows how to make you at ease.

Dr Bakshi is very thorough and professional. He followed up when he said he would and the results of tests came through very quickly. He was able to diagnose what others could not.

Hugely helpful to me at a very difficult period, calm and thoughtful and very kind as well as explaining things really clearly

Dr Sarkhel is highly professional yet personable. He genuinely cares for his patients and their well being.

Dr Mistry was caring, understanding and supportive with my issue with insomnia and sleep apnea. He also helped advise me where I can go to get help with anxiety and depression. I would recommend highly him.

I feel blessed to be a patient of Dr Walsh. Ĥe is a kind, caring and empathetic doctor who I trust 100% with my care. Dr Walsh got me back on my feet after a severe episode of depression and anxiety. I value that Dr Walsh sees me as a whole person and thinks about how my other medical conditions impact my mental health. Thank you so much.

I was apprehensive and worried that this would be another dead end in my journey to overcome my mental health issues. But I found Dr Soliman to be very knowledgeable, quick to comprehend my issues and better still able to explain and make recommendations. I strongly believe that I got more out of this session than probably over 100 hours of sessions with various therapists and psychologists.

I contacted Dr Gadas clinic in October 2024 initially to see about seeking an ADHD assessment for my Daughter (7), and Dr Gada recommended that she should be assessed for Autism, ADHD and cognitive assessments. The cost for this in March 2025 was £3400. Our appointment was arranged for 30th December at the Oxford clinic, the manor hospital. There is a free car park underneath the building, and there's was plenty of spaces, but this was early morning and the week after Christmas. There was a play room where we were shown to wait, which was helpful in terms of settling Harper's nerves, but we didn't see any further rooms due to, Unfortunately this was cancelled due to Dr Gada not being available. Unfortunately we weren't made aware and attending the appointment. Obviously this was upsetting for us, however I must say that Dr Gada was very apologetic that we hadn't been made aware, and he was actually in hospital, so it really couldn't have been helped. We received a phone call from his secretary soon after we left the appointment apologising and letting us know they'll be in touch to rearrange the appointment. Due to Dr Gada having existing appointments already booked in, we did have to wait 3 months for the appointment to go ahead again, and this time we attended the Reading Clinic, again there is free parking here and there were plenty of spaces available, Our appointment was 1:15 on a Tuesday. The actual appointment. We were directed to a waiting room, unfortunately not a play room like in Oxford, but more of a standard dr's waiting room. Harper was then seen by the nurse for heigh, weight and blood pressure. After around 10-15 minutes we went to the clinic room to start the assessment with Dr Gada. We sat at a desk, myself and my husband on one side, and Harper to the side, and Dr Gada on the other side. It was a clinical room, with a clinic bed like you'd see in a Drs room next to the desk. After introductions, Dr Gada started with an ADOS and this was with Harper only. Lewis and I were there to just observe this, and not comment. This lasted around 60 minutes. Dr Gada was really good with Harper and helping her to keep focused and engaged, and ensured that the room was adequate for her in terms of temperature. We then had a 15-20 min break where Dr Gada took us to a different waiting room to have a hot drink and/ or water. Highly recommend the creamy hot chocolate! After the break Dr Gada came and got us and we went back to the clinic room. Dr Gada then completed a physical assessment. Harper had to walk up and down the room in various ways, and then she was asked to lay on the bed for Dr Gada to assess her muscle tone and reflexes. He listened to her heart, and chest. He looked over her skin, for any birth marks ect. After this Dr Gada worked through some cognitive questions with Harper. He then asked Lewis and I some questions which he hadn't previously seen in our already provided paperwork/ evidence, this was to assist with the ADHD assessment. He then asked if we had anything else to add, which hadn't already been covered. Dr Gada then provided his feedback to us, showing us why he thought so. He diagnosed Harper with Autism, ADHD and a learning delay. Personally I was worried about Harper not "presenting" as autistic within the appointment, but I need not have worried. The ADOS is a really good diagnostic tool for allowing the assessor to see these traits that they need to. The appointment was from 1:15 pm- 5:15 pm. We took Harper's tablet and colouring to try and entertain her for when she wasn't needed during the assessment. We received Harper's report within 1 week via email. There was a couple of amendments to be made, and I received a call from Dr Gada to explain a few things in the report also. Overall Dr Gada is a very professional person, who has a good temperament and knows how to engage with neurodivergent children. I felt that Dr Gada has a really good understanding of Various neurodivergent conditions. Thank you for your time and expertise.

I am the clinical lead in a mental health charity that was looking to conduct a few assessments. Dr Leveson was accessible and professional throughout the way. She explained the process and the scope of her work, and created a very positive rapport with the young women she was working with. The reports were delivered much quicker than I thought, including the necessary communication with GP surgeries. Communication with Tatiana, Dr Leveson secretary, was excellent, and they are a wonderful team. I was extremely pleased and impressed by the professionalism and empathetic approach. We will definitely approach Dr Leveson as needed in the future.

Dr Calcia has been amazing in helping me manage my depression, ADHD and anxiety. She is compassionate, knowledgeable, and truly supportive