ADHD Now was born from three different journeys that all hit the same wall: ADHD is hard enough — getting help for it shouldn't be even harder.
For years, Matthew felt like he was pushing forward but never quite understanding why life seemed harder than it should be. It wasn't until his late 20s, when he was finally diagnosed with ADHD, that the pieces started to fall into place.
That clarity didn't just change his life – it sparked a determination to make sure others could get answers without the same long, confusing fight.
At the same time, Daniel "Danny" Buckley was going through his own turning point. Encouraged by his late wife, Simone, he sought support and eventually went for an ADHD assessment. The process was difficult and eye-opening: long waiting lists, confusing systems, and emotional barriers at every step.
When Danny finally received a diagnosis and the right support, everything changed. He became more grounded, more self-aware and, most importantly, more emotionally available in a way that strengthened his relationship with his son.
Danny became determined to make sure others didn't have to crash through the same barriers – especially people with undiagnosed ADHD struggling in environments that don't understand or support them.
Matthew and Danny had the lived experience and the mission. Then they came together with Jack Starling, who brought the operational and healthcare experience to build the kind of service they wished they'd had.
Jack had previously served in senior roles with one of Ireland's largest mental health clinics, working at the intersection of growth, operations, patient experience and digital innovation. At ADHD Now, he focuses on making sure the service is not only clinically robust, but also accessible, efficient and easy to navigate.
We are building a world where support is immediate, stigma is non-existent, and neurodivergence is recognised as a unique strength.
Comprehensive care delivered by a dedicated team of Consultant Psychiatrists, psychologists, specialist nurses, and therapists working in unison.
We utilise clinically validated assessment tools (DIVA-5, Conners) grounded in the latest research for effective diagnosis and treatment.
Making specialist ADHD care accessible through a seamless combination of advanced online platforms and in-person clinic services.
Clinical expertise combines with lived experience to provide comprehensive care.
Clinical Director & Consultant Psychiatrist
IMC: 406626Dr Vishnu Pradeep is the Clinical Director and Lead Consultant Psychiatrist at ADHD Now, responsible for overseeing the clinical quality, safety, and effectiveness of ADHD services across the organisation. He is a Canadian-Irish psychiatrist with dual specialist certification.
Consultant Adult Psychiatrist
IMC: 063419Dr. Mohammad Faheem Khan is a highly experienced Consultant Psychiatrist with an outstanding academic and clinical background within both the HSE, NHS and private sector in Ireland and the UK. With more than 20 years of dedicated practice, Dr. Khan specialises in the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of Adult ADHD.
Chartered Principal Psychologist
PSI: M12177CDr Shane Wolson is a Chartered Principal Psychologist at ADHD Now, bringing over 19 years of experience. He plays a key role in the psychological leadership of the service, helping to shape assessment frameworks, diagnostic formulations, and evidence-based treatment pathways.
Senior Clinical Nurse Specialist
NMBI: 220741Mary Horgan is a Senior Clinical Nurse Specialist and Nurse Prescriber for Children and Adults. Scottish-trained in the NHS, Mary further advanced her clinical expertise by completing the V300 Independent and Supplementary Prescribing qualification.
Senior Chartered Psychologist
PSI: M117124CRocio Galan is a Chartered Psychologist with the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI) and is registered with the Official College of Psychologists (COP) in Spain. At ADHD Now, Rocio plays a key role in the delivery of high-quality psychological assessment.
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