ADHD Service – Information for Patients
How to Find The ADHD Hub
The PCN ADHD Service is located in our dedicated clinical room at Champions Business Park.
Champions Business Park,
Arrowe Brook Rd,
Wirral,
CH49 0AB
What to Expect at Your Appointment
Your first appointment will be a needs-led assessment with our Neurodiversity Practitioner (NDP). This appointment provides an opportunity to discuss your experiences, symptoms and any difficulties you may be experiencing in everyday life. We will explore how these difficulties may affect areas such as work, education, relationships, organisation, concentration and emotional wellbeing.
During your appointment, we may discuss:
- Current symptoms and concerns.
- How symptoms affect your daily life.
- Medical and mental health history.
- Current medications.
- Physical health information.
- Further assessment or treatment options.
- ADHD management strategies and support.
Appointments are conducted in a supportive and non-judgemental environment, allowing time for you to ask questions and discuss any concerns.
Please note that attending an initial assessment does not automatically result in a diagnosis of ADHD. Following assessment, we will discuss the most appropriate next steps with you.
To help you get the most from your appointment, please:
- Attend on time or let us know if you are unable to attend.
- Have a list of your current medications available.
- Bring any relevant reports, clinic letters or assessment information you may have.
- Think about how your symptoms affect your daily life, such as work, education, relationships or organisation.
- Make a note of any questions you would like to ask.
- Make sure we have your current contact details.
If you are unable to attend your appointment, please amend your booking to let us know as soon as possible so that the appointment can be offered to another patient.
ADHD Self-Management Resource Pack
Our ADHD Self-Management Resource Pack contains practical guidance, self-help resources, organisational tools and strategies to help you better understand and manage ADHD symptoms in everyday life.
Access the resource pack here: Adult ADHD information pack
Important Information
The ADHD Service is not a mental health service and does not provide emergency or crisis support.
If you are experiencing a deterioration in your mental health, have concerns about your emotional wellbeing, or require support outside of ADHD-related care, please contact your GP practice.
If you require urgent mental health support, please contact NHS 111 and select Option 2 for Mental Health Crisis Support. If you feel unable to keep yourself safe, or there is an immediate risk to yourself or another person, call 999 or attend your nearest Emergency Department.
