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Private ADHD & Autism Assessment in Northampton
The Autism Pathway holds its Northampton Autism Clinic at the Regus which provides a modern yet comfortable private room to conduct your autism assessment
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Address
Regus, Northampton Business Park,
Victory House
400 Pavillion Drive
Northampton
NN4 7PA
Hours
Monday to Friday 9.30 am - 4.30 pm
Clinic Details
Getting Here
The Regus offices are within Northampton Business Park.
Parking is available for one car
per client and can be reserved in advance.
Northampton railway station is around a 10-minute taxi journey away.
Private Assessment Services at Our Northampton Clinic
The Autism Pathway offers private autism and combined autism and ADHD assessments for children, young people, and adults in Northampton.
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Our clinicians work with people who want to understand their own
neurodivergent profile, or who are seeking clearer information about a child or young person they support.
Assessment is most useful when it reflects real life. Rather than focusing on isolated traits, we
consider how a person communicates, directs attention, organises tasks, experiences sensory
input, relates to routine and uses their strengths across different settings.
Some people come to an assessment with a clear idea that autism and ADHD may both be relevant.
Others notice a mixture of traits and want help understanding which route would be most informative.
Our team can explain the available pathways before an appointment is arranged.
Autism Assessment Northampton for Children and Adults
Our Autism Assessment Northampton Service
Autism can be expressed in many different ways. Some people value predictability and clear routines. Some have strong sensory preferences, focused interests or a direct communication style. Others spend considerable energy adapting to social expectations and may only recognise
this pattern later in life.
An autism assessment at our Northampton clinic considers the person’s developmental history as well
as their current experiences. For children and young people, information from parents, carers and education can help show how the profile appears across settings. Adults can reflect on earlier life alongside present relationships, work and daily routines.
Our autism assessments aim to provide an individual explanation rather than a generic description of autism. The report can then offer recommendations
grounded in the person’s own circumstances.
Considering a Combined Assessment
Autism and ADHD frequently share areas of experience, but they can also pull in different
directions. A person may want a clear routine but find it hard to maintain one. They may enjoy new
ideas and spontaneous activity while also needing predictable recovery time. They may have
intense focus in one area and reduced capacity for competing demands elsewhere.
Where both profiles appear relevant, a combined assessment can consider them together.
This can provide a more complete account of communication, attention, sensory processing, routines and executive functioning.
You can ask the team about combined assessment options if you are unsure whether a single pathway will answer the questions you have.
How to find the Northampton Clinic
Appointments are held at:
Regus, Northampton Business Park, Victory House, 400 Pavilion Drive, Northampton, NN4 7PA.
Parking is available for one car per client. Let the team know if you would like a parking space reserved before your appointment. Northampton railway station is around a 10-minute taxi journey from the clinic.
Opening hours are:
Monday to Friday
9.30 am to 4.30 pm.
We also encourage you to share communication, sensory or access preferences before attending. Small practical details can make an appointment feel more comfortable and allow you to focus
on the conversation itself.
From Assessment to Practical Recommendations
Once the assessment work is complete, the information is reviewed and brought together in a
written report. The report explains the outcome and provides recommendations linked to the person’s profile.
These recommendations may relate to learning, work, communication, organisation, sensory
preferences or everyday routines. They are intended to help the individual and the people around them understand what supports their strengths and makes daily demands easier to navigate.
Contact The Autism Pathway to discuss your enquiry and the assessment options available.
For some people, the most valuable part is recognising why certain approaches have always
worked better than others. A report can capture those patterns clearly, helping the individual
make informed choices about routines, environments and the way they communicate their
preferences to other people.