ADHD Assessment & Diagnosis in Dublin

Dublin has the highest concentration of clinics, but also the longest queues. ADHD Now offers a smarter route to diagnosis.

• The Commute Factor: Visiting a private clinic often means navigating the M50 during rush hour or paying premium parking rates near St. Stephen's Green or Beacon South Quarter.
• The Solution: ADHD Now removes the need to cross the city. Whether you are in Swords, Dún Laoghaire, or Lucan, you can speak to a clinician from home, avoiding the city centre gridlock entirely.

Dublin's universities have robust support systems, but they all require one thing: evidence of disability. Our reports are designed to meet their strict requirements.

• Trinity College (TCD): To register with the Disability Service (based in the Arts Building/O'Reilly Institute), you need a Consultant Psychiatrist or Psychologist report. Our reports meet these strict standards.
• UCD: The Access & Lifelong Learning centre in the James Joyce Library building requires clear clinical evidence to grant exam accommodations.
• TU Dublin & DCU: We regularly assist students from Grangegorman and Glasnevin in securing the reports needed for extra time and learning support.

After your diagnosis, connecting with others who understand your journey can be invaluable. Dublin offers excellent community support.

• ADHD Ireland: With their headquarters in the city, they run regular in-person and online events for adults and families affected by ADHD.
• Peer Support: Various meetups occur in the city centre, offering a space to connect with others after you have received your diagnosis.
• ADHD Coaching: Our aftercare ecosystem includes access to specialist ADHD coaches and therapists who can help you develop strategies for work, study, and daily life.