Right to Choose navigation session
A guided session on how Right to Choose works in England, which provider suits your situation, and what to say to your GP.
What this service involves
Right to Choose is a legal right in England, but using it well requires knowledge most people do not have. In this session we explain how the pathway works, what your GP is and is not obliged to do, which providers currently have realistic waiting times, how the referral letter should be worded, and what happens once a referral is accepted. We also cover what to expect at assessment, how titration usually runs, and what shared care will mean for you afterwards. This session is navigation and education. We are not acting as your treating clinicians in this session, and it does not include assessment or diagnosis.
Who this is for
Adults in England considering an ADHD or autism assessment, parents navigating the pathway for a child, and anyone whose GP has been unclear or unhelpful about the process.
What you receive
A live session with time for your specific questions, a written summary of the steps that apply to your situation, suggested wording to take to your GP, and links to current provider information.
Format and duration
Forty five minutes. Remote. One to one.
Booking for this service opens shortly. Enquiries welcome.
All services are delivered by a UK registered nurse and independent prescriber holding current NMC registration, enhanced DBS and professional indemnity. Educational and advisory services do not include diagnosis. Services involving direct prescribing to private patients are subject to Care Quality Commission registration and are marked accordingly.