Medication Titration and Review Appointments

Our qualified clinicians are able to support children and young people aged 6+ on their journey with medication for ADHD or other mental health difficulties

Medication initiation appointments

If your child or young person already has an accepted diagnosis, we offer initial appointments to discuss medication options and create a personalised treatment plan to support their needs. All medication initiation appointments are conducted online, via Microsoft Teams.

Medication review appointments

Following a medication initiation appointment or one of our Young Wellbeing Hub diagnostic assessments, our clinicians offer follow-up appointments (25-mins) to support your child or young person as they progress through their treatment plan. All medication review appointments are conducted online, via Microsoft Teams.

Please see our fees and payment page to find out the costs of our medication titration and review appointments.

Prescriptions

Prescription writing

Any prescriptions requested within an appointment are included within the cost of the appointment. For prescriptions requested in addition to this, we charge a £50 fee to cover the additional administration.

Medication fees

Medication is currently prescribed on a private basis at Young Wellbeing Hub, therefore you will be liable to pay the cost of your young person’s medication to your chosen pharmacy. Please directly enquire with your selected pharmacy to find out the cost of your child’s medication.

Please see our FAQs for more information regarding medication titration at Young Wellbeing Hub.

Appointment fees

The fees for our medication initiation appointments are £490, and our medication review appointments are £245. For our full services price list, please refer to our fees and payment page.

Please note, for new clients, there is a non-refundable referral review fee of £149. If your referral is not accepted, this fee will be deducted fromyour refund.

Medication initiation appointment

£490

Per appointment

Medication review appointment

£245

Per appointment

Presciption request

£50

Per prescription request

Medication initiation appointments

Review of diagnosis and pre-screening

Referral decision

Booking the initiation appointment

Initiation appointment

Next steps

Medication review appointments

Prescriptions

Appointment fees

Medication initiation appointment

Medication review appointment

Presciption request

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