ABOUT
ADHD Treatment Centre
The Full Story
ADHD is one of the most common undiagnosed conditions globally. Research has highlighted that many people with ADHD suffer discrimination both, in the school and work setting. Emotional dysregulation and memory problems make life difficult for people with ADHD; symptoms are often interpreted and misdiagnosed as several other mental health conditions. This leads to individuals being prescribed ineffective and inappropriate treatment. With the root cause of their condition remaining undiagnosed and untreated.
Subsequently people with ADHD often never reach their full potential in many aspects of life.
At The ADHD Treatment Centre, all of our clinicians are specialists in ADHD. We understand the difficulties and challenges people with ADHD experience and are aware that the correct treatment can be life-changing. We are passionate about providing our patients with the most effective treatment plan tailored to their specific needs. Our aim is that they to reach their true potential and live fulfilled lives.
Our Clinicians have been trained with CHAAD.org and UKAAN – UK Adult ADHD Network and our assessments are carried out in accordance with the Adult ADHD Network Quality Assurance Standards Framework 2024.
Our Multidisciplinary Team
Cherie WETTON
Clinic Manager
Cherie is passionate about advocating for both adults and children with ADHD and special education needs to ensure they receive the appropriate support they need.
As the parent of a child with ADHD and the wife of a man with ADHD Cherie has empathy and compassion for families facing the challenges ADHD can present. Cherie is aware of many different emotions that a diagnosis raises to the difficulties and frustrations that daily life can bring to your family.
Using her own personal experience and knowledge as well as her training in psychology and SEND training, Cherie is aware of the importance of having the right support and strategies in place at home, school and social settings.
Cherie provides a bespoke service of guidance , support strategies and signposting and tools to adults and parents of children and young people to enable them to navigate difficulties.
Tracy FRENCH
Clinical Practitioner
Tracy is our ADHD Clinical Practitioner. She has worked with mental health and neurodiverse patients for 15 years in senior positions in NHS and primary care services.
She understands the restraints and challenges and challenges people face in getting diagnosis and treatment for their ADHD.
Tracy Is passionate about leading a service for ADHD that is understanding , caring and effective for her patients. She aims the service to provide medical, psychological and social support to assist each individual to live to their full potential.
MPHE-5803
MSCPGDIP- Advanced Practice in Primary care.
PGDIP psychology
BSC Hons – Nursing, Teaching and Assessing
ADHD Advanced Practice
Member of World federation of ADHD – 08G2666E
Kerry RAM
Psychology & SEND ASSESSOR
Kerry is a member of British psychology society and has 20 years experience in the education sector with neurodiversity.
She is the lead for mental health and Senior SENCO in local schools and provides assessments and support to students with SEND needs, including ASD, ADHD, Dyslexia and mild learning difficulties.
Kerry has extensive experience in supporting young people and their families advice and guidance for referral processes and documentation required to support SEND needs., including medical , educational and EHCP support.
Alongside this , she delivers bespoke interventions for students and training sessions within school settings and on an individual basis. Kerry offers detailed plans to enable and improve academic outcomes. Kerry is passionate about her work with neurodiverse people and encouraging them to reach their potential.
Zoe Searle
Autism Diagnostic Specialist
Zoe Searle, MSc, BSc is an Accredited Neurodevelopment Specialist. Zoe has worked in adult and children’s mental health since 2005 and has a vast range of psychological and neurodevelopment experience.
Zoe has experience of managing a CAMHS service and worked in both magistrates and crown courts. Zoe is completing her DE-Psy-(Education Psychology Doctorate) in 2024.
Please be aware you may see several members of our team during your assessment and treatment.