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Private ADHD Assessment in Brighton: Costs & How to Choose

What the 3 private ADHD clinics we've verified in Brighton actually charge, and how NHS Right to Choose works if you're covered by a Sussex GP.

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ADHD Navigator Editorial
Clinical content team · 5 September 2026 · 4 min read

We've independently verified 3 private ADHD clinics serving Brighton. 2 of the 3 publish a fixed price, ranging from £995 to £1,800; the third doesn't list one online. All 3 offer a combined ADHD and autism assessment — useful if that's relevant to you, since it isn't universal in every city we cover.

What it costs, and what to check

2 of the 3 Brighton clinics offer an online option; one is in-person only. A psychiatrist-led assessment can prescribe medication directly if recommended, which nurse- or psychologist-led services usually can't. Check whether a quoted price covers the full pathway — interview, questionnaires, written report — or just the first stage.

NHS Right to Choose

Under NHS Right to Choose, you can ask your GP to refer you to an alternative NHS-commissioned provider instead of joining your local waiting list, at no cost to you. Availability depends on your NHS Integrated Care Board, so confirm current capacity with your GP — see our Right to Choose guide for the full mechanism and a GP letter template.

All 3 clinics mentioned here are listed on our Brighton clinics page. Our free 3-minute screener can match you to the right one if you'd rather not compare manually.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. ADHD Navigator is not a medical provider and does not offer diagnostic or treatment services.

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