ADHD treatment is a comprehensive approach to managing symptoms such as inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. It does not cure ADHD, but it can significantly improve focus, self-control, and daily functioning for both children and adults.
At our Glasgow clinic, treatment services are delivered by consultant psychiatrists with specialist expertise in neurodevelopmental conditions. Each treatment plan is personalised to individual needs.
Treatment can support:
Current ADHD symptoms and daily impact
Medical history and any co-existing health conditions
Previous experiences with ADHD treatment
Lifestyle factors influencing treatment choices
Potential treatment interactions
Individual treatment goals and preferences
Step 1
Assessment of ADHD symptoms, history, and treatment goals
Step 2
Personalised recommendation based on needs and lifestyle
Step 3
Careful initiation with regular follow-ups
Step 4
Continuous reviews and treatment adjustments
While ADHD treatment is safe under specialist care, some individuals may experience:
Side effects often lessen over time. Our team monitors closely and adjusts treatment as needed.
There is no waiting list. We aim to offer prompt appointments, and treatment may be initiated the same day.
Yes. A confirmed ADHD diagnosis is required before treatment. We can provide both diagnosis and treatment services.
Typical side effects include reduced appetite, sleep disruption, and mood changes. These are monitored carefully.
Many GPs agree to shared care once treatment is stabilised. We provide reports and liaise directly with GPs.
If you are considering ADHD treatment for yourself or your child, the first step is a full ADHD assessment. Our team provides clear guidance, personalised treatment, and ongoing support.