FAQs

Welcome to ADHD Hall. Whether you’ve just been diagnosed, are waiting for an assessment, or are supporting someone with ADHD - you’re in the right place. ADHD Hall offers a safe, understanding, and confidential space where adults and their loved ones can find support, learn, and grow together.

Here are some of the questions we’re most often asked about our services and how we work.

Who is ADHD Hall for?
ADHD Hall supports adults (18 and over) who are:

• Recently diagnosed with ADHD.

• Awaiting assessment or diagnosis.

• Partners and family members of someone with ADHD.

Our aim is to provide a supportive and inclusive space where everyone feels heard and understood.

What services do you offer?
We currently provide:

• Support groups for individuals with ADHD, and separate groups for partners and family members

• ADHD pre-screening assessments using QbCheck.

• Counselling and psychotherapy with a qualified, neurodiversity-trained therapist.

• Advocacy and workplace support, helping clients manage ADHD-related discrimination or challenges at work.

All sessions are currently held online via Zoom for flexibility and accessibility.

Do I need an official ADHD diagnosis to join?
No, you don’t need a formal diagnosis to take part in our support groups or counselling. If you’re exploring whether ADHD might be part of your experience, or you’re currently waiting for an assessment, you’re very welcome to join us.

What is QbCheck?
QbCheck is a computer-based ADHD pre-screening tool that measures attention, impulsivity, and activity levels. A Pre-diagnostic Screening Assessment (QbCheck) is not a formal diagnosis of ADHD. QbCheck is a useful tool that offers a comprehensive screen to determine the likelihood of ADHD being present in a person. QbCheck provides qualified professionals with objective measurements of hyperactivity, impulsivity, and inattention to aid in the assessment of ADHD and in the evaluation of treatment interventions for individuals with ADHD. QbCheck is an FDA cleared and CE marked device that can strengthen ADHD referrals and assessments.

Are the sessions confidential?
Absolutely. Everything shared within sessions or groups is treated with strict confidentiality. Group members are also asked to keep discussions private, helping everyone feel safe, supported, and respected.

Who leads the Support Groups?
All groups are run by a qualified therapist - Nina Guha (www.ninaguha.com), who is also neurodiversity-trained and experienced in supporting adults with ADHD & ASD. (Accredited & Registered Member of BACP & NCPS, Certified Professional – ADHD Certified Clinical Services Provider)

How do I book a session or join a group?
You can book directly through our website or reach out via the Contact Us page. We’ll get back to you to confirm availability and share the Zoom details for your session or group.

How much do sessions cost?
Fees for all services, including support groups, counselling, and QbCheck assessments, are listed on our Fees page. If you’re not sure which service is best for you, please get in touch.

Do you offer in-person sessions?
At present, all sessions take place online via Zoom. This helps us support clients across the UK in a flexible, accessible way.

Can I attend with my partner or family member?
Yes, we offer separate partner and family support groups, designed specifically for loved ones of those with ADHD. These groups provide a space to share experiences, gain insight, and connect with others who truly understand.

What if I have more questions?
You’re always welcome to reach out. Please visit our Contact Us page or email us directly. We would be happy to answer any questions you might have.