Extended waiting times can impact engagement, confidence, and self-management capacity.

Structured interim support may provide consistency while assessment pathways progress.

ADHD referral demand has increased significantly across the UK, creating sustained pressure across assessment pathways.

Extended waiting times can impact engagement, confidence, and self-management capacity.

Structured interim support may provide consistency while assessment pathways progress.

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Acendr provides structured psychoeducational support during extended waiting periods.

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• 8-session digital framework

• 60-day intervention model

• Self-paced access

• Optional personal support guidance

• GDPR-compliant digital delivery

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Acendr is a non-diagnostic psychoeducational intervention.

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• Not a replacement for clinical assessment

• Not a prescribing service

• Complements statutory ADHD pathways

• Does not alter diagnostic decision-making

• No clinical diagnostic data collected

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Acendr was evaluated in a 2024 NHS-based pilot study demonstrating strong engagement.

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• 52% engagement (first contact group)

• 68% engagement (no prior clinical contact group)

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• Structured support during extended waits

• Improved preparedness for assessment

• Digitally scalable model

• Consistent self-management framework

• Accessible regardless of location

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• UK-based digital platform

• Data handled in accordance with UK GDPR

• No special category health data processed beyond registration details

• Access limited to 60 days

• No live clinician monitoring

• Not classified as a medical device