SpectrumMind Healthcare provides ADHD, autism and private psychiatric assessments for children, teenagers, adults and families who want clear answers and a structured next step.
If you are looking for a private psychiatrist, an ADHD assessment, an autism assessment, or wider mental health assessment support, our clinical team can help you understand what may be going on and what support may be appropriate.
We support patients through in-person and online pathways, including access through our location pages and wider UK coverage where suitable.
Our approach is calm, clinically led and practical. You do not need to have everything figured out before you speak to us.
Spectrum Mind Healthcare
📍 1 Ashwells Rd, Pilgrims Hatch, Brentwood CM15 9SE
📞 Phone: +44 2030 265776
✉️ Email: info@spectrummindhealth.com
🌐 Website: Visit Spectrum Mind Healthcare
Use this form to enquire about assessments, diagnosis, medication review or broader mental health support from the most suitable service pathway.
| Monday | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thursday | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Friday | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Saturday | By Appointment |
| Sunday | Closed |
You can visit our Brentwood clinic in person or enquire about online appointments and wider service access where suitable.
Receive specialist support for mood changes, relapse prevention and review.
Getting mental health support can feel difficult when you are not sure where to start.
Some people come to us because they have struggled for years with focus, mood, emotional regulation or relationships. Some parents contact us because their child is finding school hard, masking difficulties, or showing signs that may suggest ADHD or autism. Others are looking for a private psychiatric assessment because they need a clearer diagnosis, treatment plan or medication review.
SpectrumMind Healthcare provides consultant psychiatrist-led care across ADHD, autism, psychiatric assessment, medication management, anxiety treatment, depression treatment, bipolar disorder management, medico-legal psychiatric reports, and virtual psychiatric appointments where suitable.
Our goal is to give you clarity, not confusion.
ADHD can affect children, teenagers and adults in different ways. For some people, it shows as restlessness, impulsivity or hyperactivity. For others, it may look like poor concentration, disorganisation, emotional overwhelm, forgetfulness, procrastination or difficulty completing everyday tasks.
An ADHD assessment in Brentwood may help if you or your child has long-standing difficulties with attention, focus, emotional regulation, school, work or daily routines.
An ADHD assessment usually looks at symptoms, developmental history, school or work patterns, emotional regulation, executive function, and how difficulties affect daily life.
For children and teenagers, this may include information from parents, carers or school where relevant. For adults, it may include childhood history, work patterns, relationships, focus, organisation, impulsivity, emotional regulation and daily functioning.
Where clinically appropriate, ADHD treatment may include psychoeducation, practical strategies, therapy recommendations, and medication review or medication management.
Autism can affect communication, social understanding, sensory processing, routines, flexibility, emotional regulation and daily life.
Some people are assessed in childhood. Others only start to understand autistic traits as teenagers or adults, especially if they have spent years masking or trying to cope quietly.
An autism assessment in Brentwood may help if you or your child has long-standing differences in social communication, sensory needs, routines, emotional overwhelm, or difficulty coping in school, work or relationships.
A private psychiatric assessment can help when symptoms are affecting your daily life and you need a clearer clinical understanding.
This may include anxiety, depression, mood changes, emotional regulation issues, attention difficulties, sleep changes, risk concerns, stress, trauma-related symptoms or complex presentations.
The aim is to understand the full picture, not just one symptom.
Some people come to SpectrumMind Healthcare after already receiving a diagnosis. Others come because their current treatment no longer feels right, side effects are becoming difficult, or they need a specialist review.
A psychiatric medication review may look at current medication, side effects, dosage, treatment response, safety, and whether any change should be considered.
This can include medication used for ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder or other mental health conditions.
Anxiety can affect the body, mind and daily life. It may show as excessive worry, panic attacks, social anxiety, avoidance, tension, sleep problems, irritability or constant fear that something will go wrong.
Anxiety treatment may involve psychiatric assessment, diagnosis where appropriate, therapy recommendations, medication review, lifestyle guidance, and onward support.
For some people, anxiety is the main concern. For others, it may sit alongside ADHD, autism, depression, trauma, burnout or other difficulties.
Depression can feel different for different people. Some people experience low mood, loss of interest, tearfulness, tiredness, poor sleep, guilt, hopelessness or changes in appetite. Others keep functioning outwardly but feel flat, withdrawn or exhausted inside.
A private psychiatric assessment for depression can help explore symptoms, history, risk, previous treatment, medication, and whether other conditions may be involved.
Bipolar disorder can involve changes in mood, energy, sleep, activity, risk-taking, irritability and thinking patterns.
Bipolar disorder management may include psychiatric assessment, diagnosis where appropriate, treatment planning, medication review, relapse prevention and ongoing monitoring.
Because bipolar symptoms can overlap with depression, ADHD, anxiety and emotional regulation difficulties, a careful assessment is important.
SpectrumMind Healthcare may also support medico-legal psychiatric reports where this service is appropriate and available.
Medico-legal psychiatric work may be relevant for legal, occupational, capacity, personal injury or court-related matters where an expert psychiatric opinion is required.
Medico-legal psychiatric reports require a careful, structured and objective approach.
Where appropriate, this may include psychiatric evaluation, review of relevant documents, clinical opinion, risk assessment, capacity assessment, and clear reporting.
Not everyone can easily attend in person. Virtual psychiatric appointments can help patients across Essex, the UK and Ireland access support more conveniently.
Online appointments may be suitable for some psychiatric assessments, ADHD reviews, follow-ups, medication reviews or mental health consultations.
Suitability depends on the person’s needs, age, clinical presentation, risk and the type of assessment required.
People often come to SpectrumMind Healthcare because they want a clear pathway, a specialist clinical opinion, and support that feels calm rather than rushed.
SpectrumMind Healthcare provides consultant psychiatrist-led assessment and treatment planning where appropriate.
The clinic supports children, adolescents and adults.
Patients and families are guided from initial enquiry through information gathering, assessment, feedback and next steps.
Mental health support should feel safe and respectful.
Depending on the service and clinical need, online or in-person appointments may be available.
You contact SpectrumMind Healthcare and explain what support you are looking for.
The team may ask for background information before the appointment.
You meet with a specialist clinician for the assessment.
After assessment, you receive feedback.
Some people only need assessment and recommendations. Others may benefit from follow-up, medication review, treatment planning or ongoing psychiatric care.
SpectrumMind Healthcare supports patients through our Brentwood location pages and broader service access across Essex and the UK, including:
If you are unsure which route is right for you, enquire through the form below and we can guide you to the most suitable assessment pathway.
Yes. SpectrumMind Healthcare supports ADHD assessments for children, teenagers and adults. The assessment can explore attention, impulsivity, emotional regulation, executive function and daily impact.
Yes. SpectrumMind Healthcare supports autism assessments for children, teenagers and adults. An assessment may help if there are long-standing differences with social communication, sensory needs, routines, masking, emotional regulation or daily functioning.
Yes. Many adults seek assessment later in life after years of feeling misunderstood, overwhelmed or unsure why certain things have been difficult. Adult ADHD and autism assessments can help provide clarity and next steps.
Yes. SpectrumMind Healthcare supports children and adolescents as well as adults. For younger people, the assessment may include information from parents, carers or school where relevant.
The assessment usually looks at current symptoms, developmental history, daily impact, school or work difficulties, emotional regulation, and wider mental health. The exact process depends on the person’s age and needs.
A psychiatrist can review ADHD medication where clinically appropriate. Medication is not suitable for everyone, and prescribing decisions depend on the assessment, diagnosis, medical history, risks, benefits and monitoring needs.
Yes. SpectrumMind Healthcare supports patients through location-based pathways, online appointments where suitable, and broader access across Essex and the UK.
Online appointments may be available where suitable. Suitability depends on the service, age, risk, clinical presentation and type of assessment required.
If you are looking for ADHD and autism assessments, private psychiatric support, or a mental health assessment pathway, SpectrumMind Healthcare can help you take the next step.
You do not need to know the exact diagnosis before enquiring. You may simply know that something feels difficult, unclear or unresolved.
SpectrumMind Healthcare can help you explore what may be going on and what support may be appropriate.
