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Neurodevelopmental Service (Adults)

Our Contact details

Telephone number: 024 7696 1355 (we monitor the answer phone within office hours so please leave a message with details of your enquiry, your name, D.O.B and contact details)

Email:  AdultNeurodevelopmental.Team@covwarkpt.nhs.uk

 

Overview

  • You may be referred by your GP for an assessment of autism, an assessment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) or an assessment of both.
     
  • To help you understand your unique experience and to establish if a diagnosis is appropriate for you, we complete a comprehensive assessment.
     
  • Autism is a lifelong developmental experience, each autistic person will have their own unique experience and assessment will explore your communication style, your sensory processing experiences, your routine and interests.  Autistic people may wonder why they are 'different' and feel their social differences mean people don't understand them. 
     
  • ADHD is differences with attention and need for movement and impulsivity.  A diagnosis of ADHD is when these differences are impacting on a person's function in different areas of life such as relationships and work.
     
  • Both ADHD and autistic experiences can result in support needs or lead to low self-esteem and other difficulties.


Please Note
We are a diagnostic service only.  If you have an existing ADHD diagnosis and require treatment, please see our Adult ADHD Treatment Services page for further information.  Alternatively, please contact: ADHDmedsec@covwarkpt.nhs.uk. 

For more information and resources for neurodivergent people and their families, visit the Coventry and Warwickshire Integrated Care System website.

 
Community Autism Support Service (CASS):  Autism support for children, young people and adults across Coventry and Warwickshire

If you live in Coventry or Warwickshire and diagnosed autistic, or are awaiting a diagnosis, CASS may be able to help you, your parents or your carer.

You can start by calling the Navigation Team and ask about available support. The CASS team is made up of autistic individuals and those with lived experience, including parents or carers of autistic individuals.

Visit the CASS website.

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