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Sleep Assessment for ADHD and AuDHD

Struggling to Sleep with ADHD or AuDHD? You Are Not Imagining It.

Exhausted all day, wide awake at night. Your body clock runs late, your brain will not switch off, and no amount of sleep hygiene advice has fixed it.

That is not a character flaw. It is your neurology. And with the right clinical support, it can change.

Common Sleep Difficulties

How Our ADHD Sleep
Support Assessment Works

Five clear steps from booking to ongoing support. Here is what to expect.

Book Online
Appointment

Choose your slot. No GP referral. No waiting list, fully online across UK.

*Already diagnosed by another provider? Just bring a copy of your outcome report and we will take it from there.

Sleep History and Clinical Review

You will receive a 14-day sleep diary to complete before your appointment. Your clinician reviews your sleep patterns, ADHD profile, medication and daily impact.

Personalised 
Sleep Plan

You receive a practical, evidence-based plan built specifically around your neurodivergent profile.

Clinical
Prescribing Decision

Where a prescription is clinically appropriate, it is discussed openly and agreed with you.

Ongoing Review
and Support

Regular check-ins track your progress and adjust your plan. Consistent access to your clinician throughout.

Sleep Support Pricing

Transparent pricing. No surprises. Your costs depend on the type of support you need, and everything is explained up front before you commit.

For patients starting melatonin as part of their sleep treatment plan:

£150

£85 Per review

£65 to £85 Per month

If you are already receiving ADHD medication through ADHD Certify, your sleep support can be added as part of a combined package tied to your existing monthly costs.

There is no need to pay separately for a new initiation.

Contact our team and we will build a plan around what you already have in place.

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(3 x interest-free)

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(3 x interest-free)

PayPal Credit
(0% for 4 months, 18+, T&Cs apply)

Why ADHD & AuDHD Brains Struggle to Sleep

Sound familiar? You know you are tired. You just cannot sleep. Here is why.

Delayed Sleep Phase in ADHD

You are not a night owl by choice. Up to 78% of adults with ADHD have a biologically delayed body clock, with melatonin running around 90 minutes behind schedule. Your brain genuinely is not ready to sleep at 10pm, which is why every tip about earlier bedtimes has never worked.

Racing Thoughts and Bedtime Anxiety

The minute the room goes quiet, your brain finds everything it ignored all day. Tasks, conversations, random thoughts. You try harder to sleep. You become more alert. This is not a mindset problem. It is how the ADHD nervous system responds to a lack of stimulation.

Restlessness and Waking Through the Night

You fall asleep eventually, then wake up at 3am for no reason and lie there for an hour.

ADHD is linked to lighter, more fragmented sleep with fewer periods of deep rest. Poor sleep then worsens the very ADHD symptoms that made sleep hard in the first place.

It is a cycle that is genuinely difficult to break without clinical support.

Sensory Sensitivities and Sleep in AuDHD

If you are AuDHD, add sensory processing into the mix. The texture of your sheets, a faint hum, a slight change in light.

Things others do not even notice can keep your nervous system switched on. Between 50% and 80% of autistic people experience persistent sleep difficulties. When that combines with ADHD, you are dealing with a delayed sleep phase, racing thoughts, and sensory overload simultaneously.

ADHD Burnout, Emotional Regulation and Sleep

Everything feels worse when you have not slept. You are snapping at people, catastrophising small things, and exhausted by midday. That is not weakness. Broken sleep directly impairs emotional regulation in ADHD, making the next night harder too.

Over time, this tips into burnout. Breaking that cycle takes more than a sleep hygiene leaflet.

What Your Sleep Assessment Covers

A clinician-led assessment, not a questionnaire. Here is what we cover before making any recommendation.

Full Sleep History
Sleep patterns, duration, quality, night waking, morning functioning, and daily impact on work, mood, and relationships.

Neurodevelopmental Profile

How your specific ADHD or AuDHD presentation is driving your sleep difficulties.
ADHD Medication Review
Current medication, dosage, and timing. Getting this right alone can make a significant difference to sleep quality.
Sensory and Anxiety Factors

Sensory environment, arousal regulation, and co-occurring anxiety. Especially relevant for AuDHD.

Mental Health Review
Mood, burnout, and emotional dysregulation as both cause and consequence of poor sleep.
Personalised Sleep Plan
Evidence-based, neurodivergent-specific strategies tailored to your circadian biology, sensory profile, medication, and lifestyle.

Clinical Prescribing (if appropriate)

Discussed openly and agreed with you where clinically appropriate. Never automatic, never the only option.
Ongoing Monitoring

Regular clinical reviews to track progress and adjust your plan. You are not left to manage this alone.

Please note: Prescribing, where it occurs, is always part of a broader assessment and personalised plan, never an isolated or automatic outcome. Our approach is clinician-led and evidence-based throughout.

Is This Assessment Right for You?

This service is designed specifically for people whose sleep difficulties are rooted in ADHD or AuDHD, not as a generic insomnia clinic, and not as a replacement for support where a different medical cause is suspected. 

Why Choose ADHD Certify?

Specialist sleep support for ADHD and AuDHD is still rare. Most sleep services are not built around neurodivergent neurology, and most ADHD services do not go deep enough on sleep. ADHD Certify sits at the intersection of both.

Neurodivergent-Specialist Clinicians

Every clinician on our team has specialist expertise in ADHD and AuDHD. They understand how your brain processes arousal, time, sensory input, and emotional regulation, and they assess your sleep through that lens. You do not have to explain what ADHD feels like. They already know.

Assessment-First Approach

We do not hand out advice or prescriptions before understanding the full picture. Every recommendation, behavioural, environmental, or clinical, follows a thorough assessment. That means no generic plans and no guesswork.

Fully Online, UK-Wide

All sleep assessments are available online, accessible from anywhere in the UK. There is no need to travel when you are exhausted. You can attend from home, at a time that suits you, with no GP referral required.

All Ages

We support adults, young people, and children with ADHD or AuDHD sleep difficulties. Parents seeking help for a child with ADHD-related sleep problems are welcome, as are teenagers and adults of any age.

Ongoing Support

Sleep improvement is a process. Our clinical team offers regular reviews and follow-up support so your plan can be adjusted, your progress can be monitored, and you have consistent access to the same specialist who assessed you.

Evidence-Based

Everything we recommend is grounded in current clinical evidence on ADHD, AuDHD, and sleep neuroscience, including UK consensus guidance on managing delayed sleep onset in ADHD adults.

Ready to
Get a Better Night's Sleep?
Whether you have been struggling for months or years, whether you are an adult who has tried everything or a parent who needs help for their child, this is specialist support that understands your neurology from the inside out.

Book Your

Sleep Assessment

Please complete all fields. A member of our team will be in touch within 2 working days to confirm your assessment and next steps.

Please read before completing this form

Our sleep support service is currently available to individuals who have an existing diagnosis of ADHD and/or autism. We are not able to accept sleep assessment referrals for those who do not yet have a confirmed diagnosis.

If you are currently waiting for an ADHD or autism assessment, you are welcome to submit this form and let us know your expected assessment date. We will make a note on your record and reach out once your diagnosis has been confirmed.

If you do not yet have an assessment booked, please visit our ADHD assessment page to find out how we can help.

Frequently Asked Questions