West Midlands Autism and ADHD Assessment Service

19/08/2026

06/07/2026

Our new cosy corner! 🐻🐻🐻

We can’t wait to see the reaction of families when they see our new cosy space in the clinic this week. Complete with our very own little resident bear “Lyndon”.

We believe that when children come to learn more about how their brain works, the experience should feel calm, warm, playful and safe. This helps us meet children as their authentic selves.

We may have Dr titles, but our clinic does not feel medical or intimidating. It has been designed to feel relaxed, child-friendly and welcoming.

Choosing an ADHD or autism assessment provider can feel daunting. When families choose us, they can expect:

A warm and thoughtful environment, experienced specialist clinicians, comprehensive assessments aligned with NICE guidance, meaningful time spent with your child in person, and clear aftercare with a supportive roadmap, regardless of the outcome. Contact our friendly team to learn more about our children and adult services at Lyndon House Clinic.

18/02/2026

It is an absolute privilege to deliver a quality service that makes all of the difference to our clients

18/12/2025

As we head into the holiday season, our office will be open intermittently to allow our team some well-deserved rest. We took a moment to reflect on 2025, a year marked by our move to Lyndon House Clinic, and we're thankful for the warm and welcoming space we have achieved for our team, clients and families. Here's to a wonderful 2026! Happy holidays from the team at West Midlands Autism and ADHD Assessment Service.

15/08/2025

Meet Professor Jason Arday.

At 3, he was diagnosed with autism and global developmental delay. He did not speak until he was 11. He could not read or write until he was 18.

Today, he is the youngest Black professor at the University of Cambridge.

Jason’s journey is a powerful reminder that human potential is not defined by early struggles or the labels people place on us. With perseverance, support, and belief, what once seemed impossible can become reality.

👏 Here’s to breaking barriers, redefining limits, and proving the doubters wrong.

09/08/2025

Too many autistic girls are still struggling to get the recognition and support they need.