For GPs, psychiatrists and diagnostic services
Post-diagnostic support you can refer patients to
The Landing Pad is a six-week online group programme for UK adults with a formal diagnosis of both autism and ADHD. It offers structured psychoeducation, practical skills and nervous system regulation, delivered by a neurodivergent team.
- 6 weeks12 live sessions
- 3 hrsper week, two evenings
- Liveon Zoom, not recorded
- 6 peopleper group
- £500one payment
Who it’s suitable for
The programme is designed to sit alongside existing care, at any point after diagnosis.
Suitable for adults who
- are 18 or over and live in the UK
- have a formal diagnosis of both autism and ADHD, recent or not
- would benefit from structured, peer-based support after diagnosis
- can attend most sessions (missing no more than three of the twelve)
Not suitable for adults who
- are currently in crisis or at risk of harm
- need one-to-one therapy rather than a group format
- have only one of the two diagnoses, or are self-identifying without a formal diagnosis
- are under 18 or live outside the UK
How referral works
Patients register themselves, so there are no forms for you to complete.
- 1Share the leaflet or our websiteGive your patient the printed leaflet, or point them to audhdhealth.com. The leaflet’s QR code takes them straight there.
- 2Your patient registers their interestIt’s free and doesn’t commit them to anything. The form asks whether a clinician referred them.
- 3We hold a welcome callWe answer their questions, check the group is a safe fit and confirm their diagnosis. If it isn’t right for them, we signpost them back to you or their GP.
- 4They join the next groupOnce their place is confirmed and paid for, they’re onboarded, sign the group agreement and join on Zoom.
With your patient’s written consent, we’ll let you know when they’ve joined and when they’ve completed the programme.
Clinical governance
How we keep participants safe, and how the programme is overseen.
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Safeguarding
We have a dedicated safeguarding lead, Emma Stell, Registered Nurse (NMC), to protect any clients at risk of harm.
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Risk and escalation
We collect an emergency contact and GP details for every participant. Our safeguarding lead follows up on all reports of risk using our safeguarding policy.
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DBS checks
All facilitators are DBS checked and registered.
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Records and data
Records and session notes are held on Zanda, a clinical practice management system. ICO registered, ZC250726.
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Complaints
For complaints or concerns, please email emma@audhdhealth.com.
Scope of the programme
The Landing Pad is a psychoeducation, coaching and nervous system regulation programme. It is not therapy, a crisis service or a substitute for clinical care. Every participant signs an agreement confirming they understand this.
What the programme draws on
The Landing Pad has been developed drawing on NICE guidance on autism in adults (CG142) and ADHD (NG87), specifically on psychoeducation; neurodiversity-affirming frameworks; regulation and interoception research; and Dawson and Guare’s model of executive function skills, adapted for AuDHD Health through our neurodivergent team’s extensive experience.
Programme leads
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Psychoeducation lead
Jemma Richmond
Psychotherapist · MSc CBT · BABCP registered · EMDR UK Accredited
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Executive function lead
Morwenna Stewart
Head Coach · ICP registered coach
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Nervous system regulation lead
Olivia Azura
Nervous System Regulation · Neurodivergent coach
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Safeguarding lead
Emma Stell
Founder & Director · Registered Nurse (NMC)
Talk to us about referring
For printed leaflets for your service, or to discuss whether the programme is right for a particular patient group, contact Emma Stell, Company Director.