Our Services and Pricing

Clear, Specialist Assessments — Designed Around Your Child’s Needs

Getting answers shouldn’t be confusing, overwhelming, or out of reach. At The Kalamitia Clinic, we offer specialist ADHD, autism and mental health assessments delivered by experienced clinicians, with transparent pricing and a structured, evidence‑based process from start to finish.

Our assessments are designed to give families:

  • Clarity — a clear understanding of your child’s needs

  • Confidence — expert clinical guidance you can trust

  • Direction — practical recommendations and next steps

  • Convenience — remote appointments for most assessments, with in‑person autism observation where required

 

Specialist neurodevelopmental and mental health assessments — transparent pricing, expert clinicians, and a clear pathway from £350.

Below is a clear breakdown of our assessment services and pricing.

Online Child Mental Health Assessment

from £350

Includes:

  • Comprehensive clinical interview with the child or young person

  • Parent/carer interview to understand concerns, history and context

  • Exploration of emotional, behavioural, social and developmental needs

  • Review of presenting difficulties, triggers, patterns and impact on daily life

  • Developmental, family and educational history

  • Identification of strengths, protective factors and support networks

  • Screening for mental health conditions, risk factors and wellbeing needs

  • Clear recommendations, next steps and guidance for support or onward care

Online Child ADHD Assessment Only

from £895

Includes:

  • Initial pre‑assessment screening

  • Initial assessment and specialist ADHD assessment with an experienced clinician

  • Detailed clinical report delivered within 10 working days*

  • Diagnosis (where criteria are met) and diagnostic formulation

  • Individualised recommended support plan

  • Support letter for workplaces, schools or educational institutions

* Report turnaround may vary if additional information (e.g., teacher questionnaires or school input) is required.

Hybrid Child Autism Assessment

(Remote + Face‑to‑Face)

£1,495

Assessing a child for autism is a structured process designed to understand communication, social interaction, behaviour, and developmental history.

How the hybrid pathway works

  • Most of the assessment is completed remotely, including screening, history gathering and parent interviews

  • One brief face‑to‑face appointment is required to complete a structured observation

  • This ensures a high‑quality, NICE‑aligned autism assessment

  • Families can choose from available clinic locations depending on psychiatrist availability

  • The face‑to‑face session is led by our consultant psychiatrist

This includes:

  • Screening: Initial concerns explored through standardised questionnaires and checklists completed by parents and teachers

  • History Gathering: Detailed developmental, social, behavioural and educational history

  • Clinical Interview: Structured interview with parents/carers

  • Observation: A brief in‑person observation using structured tools to assess communication, social interaction and behaviour

  • Diagnostic Formulation: A clear diagnostic formulation based on all information gathered

  • Post‑Diagnostic Psychoeducation: Guidance for parents/carers and the young person

(Teacher questionnaires and school information may be requested where appropriate.)

Post-Diagnosis Autism Psychoeducation Only

£100 per 60 minute session

Psychoeducation helps families understand autism, build confidence, and develop practical strategies.

Key Components:

  • Information about autism and its impact

  • Emotional support for parents/carers and young people

  • Practical strategies for communication, social interaction and behaviour

  • Guidance on accessing community, educational and wellbeing resources

Benefits for Parents:

  • Increased understanding

  • Improved confidence in advocacy

  • Access to supportive resources

Benefits for Young People:

  • Greater self‑awareness

  • Enhanced coping and communication skills

  • Improved relationships

 

Important Information

We are currently unable to offer any prescribing while we operate in Phase 1.
Medication services will be introduced in Phase 2 once CQC approval has been granted.

Exclusion Criteria

The Kalamitia Clinic is unable to support children and young people presenting with:

  • Immediate risk or crisis

  • Severe eating disorders

  • Psychosis

  • Severe self‑harm

  • An unsafe home environment

Coming Soon

Starting Medication and Follow-Up Appointments

Available only after CQC approval. Medication and follow‑up appointments are not available during Phase 1 (excluding psycho-education).