Dr Julian

Clinician-led ADHD Pre-Screen Consultation


A one-hour specialist consultation supported by digital intake tools and structured screening questionnaires. Outcomes include recommendations for full diagnostic assessment, identification of neurodiversity traits not requiring diagnosis, or redirection to a more appropriate support pathway.

Personalised Digital Dashboard & Self-Help Tools
Users receive a tailored dashboard containing ADHD education, self-management tools, executive function strategies, therapy tools, symptom tracking, and lifestyle/wellbeing content. Content can be customised by region or system.

Healthcare Resource Builder (Population-Level Support)


Enables NHS systems to build and govern structured digital resource libraries and self-management pathways across mental health, neurodiversity and wider health conditions. Resources can be localised to specific ICS regions and prescribed directly to individuals through personalised dashboards, with engagement tracking and outcome monitoring.

Digital Waiting-List Support & Early Intervention


Offers structured education, symptom monitoring, and therapeutic tools for individuals awaiting ADHD or autism assessment, reducing risk of deterioration and improving engagement.

Pathway Coordination & Infrastructure


The platform supports healthcare systems to manage demand by identifying individuals who may not require specialist diagnosis or secondary care referral, enabling appropriate support, education and therapy earlier in the pathway. Provides referral intake, triage workflows, waiting-list management, multi-provider coordination, and system-level reporting. Supports primary care, community teams, and ICS-level neurodiversity pathways.

Therapy & Multidisciplinary Clinical Services

Dr-Julian clinicians can deliver therapy, full ADHD and autism assessments, and diagnostic pathways where commissioned.

Dr-Julian Medical Group is a CQC registered mental health provider, meeting statutory requirements for clinical delivery. The platform is supported by comprehensive regulatory compliance including:

• ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certification

• Cyber Essentials accreditation

• Full compliance with DSPT and the NHS Digital Technology Assessment Criteria (DTAC)

• Hosted securely on UK-based AWS cloud infrastructure, with encryption in transit and at rest

• Regular external penetration testing and vulnerability monitoring

• Fully aligned with UK GDPR, Caldicott principles, and NHS data handling standards

Pricing depends on pathway complexity and configuration.



May include:

• Platform licence

• Implementation support

• Per patient pathway fees

Dr-Julian’s content, therapy tools, and educational resources are clinically governed and aligned with NICE guidance, reviewed by licensed clinicians, and subject to annual audits and version control.

NHS Deployments & Use Cases

The platform is already in active use across NHS and national services including:

• IAPT/Talking Therapies

• NHS Staff Mental Health Services

• SAMH Digital Front Door/Access Site Deployment

• North East and North Cumbria WorkWell/Social Prescribing and Resource Library Deployment

Impact evidence:

• Over 1 million sessions delivered

• DNA rate below 2%

• 400+ clinicians across the network

• Existing NHS deployments across Talking Therapies, staff mental health, veterans’ mental health and digital pathway support

The platform is designed with interoperability at its core and integrates with major NHS digital ecosystems, including:

• PCMIS

• IAPTUS

• RESTful APIs for broader interoperability

It supports large data volumes associated with ADHD assessment processes (PROMs, clinical notes, outcome data) and is fully compliant with NHS data governance and IG standards. The system is already used across multiple live NHS pathways, demonstrating realworld integration and operational readiness.

Dr-Julian is also working to extend integration across ICS-level and primary care systems, enabling coordinated multi-provider neurodiversity pathways.

The platform has been co-designed with neurodiverse individuals, clinicians, patients, carers, and lived-experience contributors. Design principles respond to challenges typical in ADHD and neurodiversity, such as task initiation difficulties, sensory sensitivities, cognitive overload, and anxiety.

Key design features include:

• Ultra-simple, low friction navigation and visual signposting to reduce cognitive load.

• Personalised dashboards tailored to goals, symptoms, and pathway stage.

• Short modular tools (e.g., grounding exercises, thought-sorting, scheduling) to build engagement.

• Gamified engagement, progress tracking, and supportive reminders.

• Gender-responsive content addressing differences in ADHD presentation.

• Cultural and linguistic inclusivity, including plain-English materials and multilingual capability.

• Options for visual, auditory or text-based content, supporting varied sensory processing needs.

• ADHD-informed therapists available for guided support.

This ongoing co-production ensures the service remains inclusive, accessible, and responsive to the lived realities of neurodivergent service users.