Neuropathways Clinic provides specialist ADHD and autism assessments for children, young people and adults from our purpose-built centre in Uddingston, just outside Glasgow. We also offer secure online appointments for those who prefer to attend remotely.
Our team of HCPC-registered clinical psychologists delivers gold-standard neurodiversity assessments using NICE-compliant tools, with a clear and compassionate approach that puts the individual at the centre of every stage. No GP referral is needed – you can get in touch directly.

HCPC-registered clinical psychologists with specialist neurodiversity expertise
Purpose-built assessment centre in Uddingston, easily accessible from Glasgow city centre and across central Scotland
No GP referral needed - self-refer directly via our free discovery call
Assessments available in person or via secure online video
Clear, plain-English reports suitable for school, university, work and healthcare providers
Post-diagnostic coaching, therapy and family support available
ISO 9001, ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials Plus and BACP accredited
Disability Confident employer
Interest-free payment instalments available
We carry out comprehensive ADHD evaluations for children and adults, using gold-standard tools and detailed clinical interviews. ADHD presents differently at different ages and in different people, our assessments are thorough enough to capture the full picture, including presentations that are often missed, such as inattentive ADHD and ADHD in women and girls.
Our autism assessments use NICE-compliant diagnostic tools and are carried out by psychologists with specialist experience in the full spectrum of autistic presentations, including those who have masked their traits over many years. We assess both children and adults.
For many people, ADHD and autism co-occur. Where there are traits that could point to either or both, a combined assessment is often the most clinically appropriate approach. We produce a single comprehensive report covering both conditions and any co-occurring learning differences.
We also assess for dyslexia, dyspraxia and other learning differences, and can screen for anxiety, mood difficulties and sensory profiles as part of a broader assessment.
Assessment is the beginning, not the end. We offer one-to-one coaching, therapy and family sessions to help individuals and families turn diagnosis insight into practical, sustainable strategies for everyday life.
Our services in Glasgow
Our assessment pathway has five stages, designed to be as clear and supportive as possible from start to finish. Most clients complete the full process within six to eight weeks of booking.

A short conversation to discuss your concerns, answer questions and establish whether an assessment is right for you.
Completed in your own time, gathering detailed background information.
Two structured assessment sessions, in person in Uddingston or online
Clear explanation of results and a detailed report for any relevant providers.
Coaching, therapy or family sessions to build on your assessment.
Our Glasgow-area clinic is located at Grove House, Kilmartin Place, Uddingston G71 5PH. Uddingston is situated on the main Glasgow to London rail line and is around fifteen minutes from Glasgow Central by train. There is also good road access from the M74.
For those who prefer not to travel, all of our assessments can be carried out fully online via secure video, using exactly the same clinical tools as our in-person appointments.
We accept self-funded clients and can support applications for funding through workplace schemes, Disabled Students’ Allowance and private health insurance. Interest-free instalments are available, please ask during your discovery call.
Our Uddingston clinic serves clients from across Glasgow and central Scotland, including Glasgow city centre, the East End, the South Side, Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire and the surrounding areas. Online appointments mean that distance is never a barrier to accessing assessment and support.
Book a free discovery call with the Neuropathways team in Glasgow today. There is no commitment and no GP referral needed, just a conversation to help understand your options.
