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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 autism assessment, an ADHD assessment, or an assessment for both.
• Our assessments are designed to help you explore your experiences, understand yourself better, and consider whether a diagnosis may be appropriate and helpful for you. 
• During an autism assessment, we explore areas such as communication, sensory experiences, routines, and interests. For a diagnosis, autistic characteristics must have been present from early life and affect different areas of daily living.
• During an ADHD assessment, we explore areas such as attention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. For a diagnosis, ADHD characteristics must have been present from early life and affect different areas of daily living.
• Both autism and ADHD come with unique strengths as well as challenges. Through the assessment, we build a clear picture of your individual strengths and needs, and work with you to outline a plan for any ongoing support.

Please Note

We are a diagnostic service.  If you already have an ADHD diagnosis and require medication, 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)

If you live in Coventry or Warwickshire and are:

• diagnosed as autistic, or
• waiting for an autism assessment,

CASS may be able to support you, your family, or your carers.

 

You can begin by calling the Navigation Team, who will explain what support is available.

The CASS team includes autistic people and others with lived experience, such as parents and carers, so they understand the challenges and strengths of being autistic.

Visit the CASS website.