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ADHD & ADD Clinic Copenhagen

Thorough ADHD and ADD assessment for adults with short wait times. Psychologist and psychiatrist under one roof.

How does an ADHD assessment work?

A thorough and structured process from first consultation to treatment plan.

1. Clinical interview and screening

~2 hours

Discussion of symptoms, functional level and life history, supplemented by instruments as needed.

2. Diagnostic assessment with DIVA-5

~2 hours

Semi-structured diagnostic interview. Reviews all DSM-5 criteria. Bring a relative.

3. Feedback and treatment plan

1 hour report + 1 hour feedback

Review of results, written diagnostic report and individual treatment plan.

4. Medical treatment (optional)

approx. 1 hour + follow-ups

First consultation with psychiatrist. Medication initiation and ongoing adjustment.

5. Therapy and follow-up (optional)

ongoing

Psychotherapy or psychoeducation tailored to your needs.

Ready to get started? Book your clinical interview today.

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What is ADHD in adults?

ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition. Symptoms must have been present before the age of 12, but many adults are only recognised and assessed later in life, when demands rise. ADHD has three presentations: predominantly inattentive (ADD), predominantly hyperactive-impulsive, and combined type. The inattentive form is often overlooked because it lacks visible hyperactivity, and inattentive symptoms are seen more often in women. Up to 80% of adults with ADHD have at least one other mental health disorder, such as anxiety, depression, or substance use, which affects the treatment plan.

What symptoms appear in adults with ADHD?

Typical adult symptoms are persistent concentration difficulties, problems with planning and structure, time blindness, inner restlessness, impulsivity, emotion regulation difficulties, and procrastination. In women and late-diagnosed adults, anxiety, exhaustion, and perfectionism often appear on top of the underlying ADHD symptoms, because many have spent years compensating. Symptoms must have been present before the age of 12 and affect multiple life domains to meet DSM-5 diagnostic criteria.

How quickly can I be assessed for ADHD?

At ADHD Klinik, wait times for the first clinical interview are typically short. The assessment pathway itself (interview, DIVA-5, feedback) runs with closely scheduled sessions and typically takes three to four weeks from the first session to the finished report. If ADHD is confirmed, medication can begin with the clinic's psychiatrists as part of the ongoing pathway. You book directly online without a referral.

What does an ADHD diagnosis for adults involve?

An ADHD diagnosis in adults is made after a thorough clinical assessment. The Danish healthcare system uses ICD-10 as the diagnostic classification (the country is scheduled to move to ICD-11 in 2027) underlying the diagnosis in the report. At ADHD Klinik, we use DIVA-5 (Diagnostic Interview for ADHD in Adults), a semi-structured diagnostic interview of the type recommended in the Danish clinical guideline for adult ADHD assessment (DMPG, 2025). DIVA-5 is built on DSM-5 symptom criteria and systematically reviews all 18 symptoms both now and in childhood. You receive a written report with diagnosis, clinical evaluation, and an individual treatment plan. The diagnosis forms the basis for access to medical treatment, therapy, and in some cases workplace accommodations.

What does an ADHD assessment cost?

You pay per session and are not locked into a full package. Here are the most common sessions.

Clinical interview

~2 hours

3,200 DKK

ADHD assessment (DIVA-5)

~2 hours

3,500 DKK

Feedback + report

~2 hours

3,000 DKK

Psychiatrist (first visit)

~1 hour

2,700 DKK

Therapy

50 min

1,250 DKK

Full assessment + medication

Example course

14,800 DKK

Some people need more follow-ups. See all prices and details →

Frequently asked questions

Where is the clinic?

Fiolstræde 14, 1.
1171 Copenhagen K

+45 42 62 00 51

Phone hours: Mon 08:00-10:00 & Thu 14:00-16:00

Ring "Alethia" at the street door. First door on the left. Ring "Alethia" again. Waiting room to the right.