- What is the overall cost of a Virtual Child/Adolescent ADHD Assessment?
No Description Cost Time 1 A virtual Child/Adolescent ADHD assessment
1. This includes a full report, including diagnosis and treatment plan.
2. The first free medication prescription.
3. A free Shared Care Agreement with your GP (if required).£1,245 60-90 Mins 2 Following diagnosis, medication titration involves follow-up consultations costing.
£150 - £325 per 15-minute session.
Titration can last between 8 and 12 weeks and potentially require multiple visits,
depending on your response. to the medication. Our goal is to complete this
process as quickly and safely as possible.£150 - £325 15 Mins 3 ADHD medication, being a controlled substance, requires a monthly prescription.
If the patient isn’t transferred to the NHS under a shared care agreement, there
will be an approximate monthly cost of £45 per repeat prescription.£45
per month4 According to the NICE guidelines, the treatment response for all ADHD drugs
should be reviewed every 6 months at £590 per 30-minute session.
(This review includes a comprehensive assessment of clinical needs, benefits,
and side effects, taking into account the views of the patient and carers,
the effect of missed doses, planned dose reductions, and brief periods of no treatment.)£590
every 6 Months30 mins
Once you have subscribed to our secure portal at Harley Mind Care, you will have access for life. We will provide the following services.
No Type Patient Portal Lifetime benefits 1 Patient Portal You will have access to view and upload documents, billing activity, reports, and
Educational resources (see below)2 Automated Reminders We will send out automated reminders for appointments, questionnaires, and
6-monthly reviews.3 Educational Resources We will upload educational videos on managing ADHD and pamphlets to assist
you in things like monitoring your blood pressure and other health-related matters.4 Communications Portal, Email, Telephone, WhatsApp, Telegram and Messenger.
Harley Mind care Psychiatrists
Understanding Mania
Mania is a state of abnormally elevated arousal, affect, and energy levels. It is often associated with bipolar disorder and can significantly impact a person’s life. At Harley Mind Care, we provide thorough insights and support for managing mania.
Common Symptoms of Mania
Symptoms of mania can include:
- Excessive happiness or irritability
- Inflated self-esteem or grandiosity
- Decreased need for sleep
- Racing thoughts and rapid speech
- Increased goal-directed activities
- Impulsivity and poor judgment
- Risky behaviours such as overspending or reckless driving
Recognising these symptoms is critical for timely intervention.
Causes of Mania
Mania can result from various factors, including:
Genetics
Family history of bipolar disorder.
Brain Chemistry
Neurotransmitter imbalances.
Environmental Factors
Stressful life events or trauma.
Substance Abuse
Drugs or alcohol can trigger or worsen manic episodes.
Medical Conditions
Certain health issues can contribute to mania.
Identifying these factors helps in managing the condition effectively.
Types of Bipolar Disorder
Mania is often a component of bipolar disorder, which includes:
Bipolar I Disorder
Characterised by full-blown manic episodes.
Bipolar II Disorder
Involves hypomanic (less severe manic) and depressive episodes.
Cyclothymic Disorder
Recurrent episodes of eating large quantities of food without purging.
Impact of Mania on Daily Life
Mania can have a profound impact on daily life, including:
- Strained relationships
- Financial difficulties due to impulsive spending
- Occupational challenges
- Legal issues from risky behaviours
Understanding these impacts is essential for seeking proper treatment and support.
Diagnosis and Assessment
At Harley Mind Care, our comprehensive assessment includes:
Clinical Interviews
Detailed discussions about symptoms and history.
Mood Charts
Tracking mood changes over time.
Physical Exams
To rule out other medical conditions.
A precise diagnosis ensures a personalised treatment plan.
Treatment Options for Mania
Managing mania typically involves:
Medications
Mood stabilisers, antipsychotics, and sometimes antidepressants.
Psychotherapy
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and psychoeducation.
Lifestyle Modifications
Regular sleep, exercise, and stress management.
Substance Abuse Treatment
Addressing any co-occurring substance abuse issues.
Our team collaborates to create a comprehensive treatment plan tailored to individual needs.
Self-Help Strategies and Lifestyle Changes
In addition to professional treatment, consider:
- Maintaining a Routine: Consistent daily schedule.
- Avoiding Triggers: Identifying and managing stressors.
- Healthy Habits:Regular exercise, balanced diet, and adequate sleep.
- Support Networks:Connecting with friends, family, or support groups.
These strategies can significantly help in managing mania.
When to Seek Professional Help
Seek professional help if:
- Mania interferes with daily life.
- Symptoms are severe or persistently troubling.
- There is a risk of harm to self or others.
- Co-occurring substance abuse issues are present.
Early intervention can prevent complications and improve outcomes.
Our Approach at Harley Mind Care
At Harley Mind Care, we offer personalised and evidence-based treatments for mania. Our dedicated team works together to create individualised treatment plans, ensuring comprehensive care in a supportive environment. We are committed to helping you manage mania and achieve mental stability and well-being.