Who are The ADHD Clinic ?
The ADHD Clinic has been established as one of the only dedicated adult ADHD treatment centres in the UK, in response to a growing understanding that this condition has been misunderstood, ignored and under-represented for too long.
About The ADHD Clinic - dedicated to the treatment of adult ADHD
Led by Dr Sally Cubbin, a Consultant Psychiatrist and one of the countries foremost experts in adult ADHD, our aim is to provide the highest levels of psychiatric treatment together with unrivalled quality of care, ongoing support and information that we provide to our patients and their families.
We aim to ensure that patients do not have to wait long to be seen. For patients who find it difficult to travel to clinic, whenever possible we will try to offer skype assessments or telephone follow up. We also aim to provide information which is understandable, sympathetic and can be used by patients in their real lives.
Above all else, we recognise that mental health issues are highly personal, sometimes frightening and potentially life changing. Because of this, although our expertise is routed in serious, leading, psychiatric medicine, our approach is ultimately sympathetic, concerned and caring.
The ADHD Clinic runs face to face clinics in Oxford, Windsor and Southampton and skype or telephone consultations… anywhere in the UK.
Our Team
Dr Sally Cubbin
MBChB MRCPsych MSc DipCBT
Cath Markham
Sarah Brown
Cath and Sarah are a sympathetic and effective team and have worked with The ADHD Clinic for many years. They are experienced and knowledgeable at dealing with patient questions and arranging timely clinic appointments. They will respond efficiently to patient phone calls, texts and emails and will always treat people with the dignity and respect they deserve.
The ADHD Clinic phone lines are open 10-1pm daily (apart from Bank Holidays and between Christmas and New Year) but if you call outside this time, just leave us a message and Cath or Sarah will get back to you.
Real stories - how ADHD affects real people
Feeling rejected
Juggling too many things
