ADHD Clinic Copenhagen

All new clients start with a clinical interview (2 hours, 2,900 DKK) that includes a comprehensive psychopathological screening, because concentration difficulties can stem from many things beyond ADHD. This is followed by a diagnostic assessment with DIVA-5 (2 hours, 3,500 DKK), the tool recommended by the Danish Health Authority. Finally, you receive feedback with a written report and treatment plan (2 hours, 3,000 DKK). If ADHD is confirmed, we can start medication the same week.

A full ADHD assessment with medication initiation typically costs 14,300 DKK: clinical interview (2,900 DKK), DIVA-5 assessment (3,500 DKK), feedback with report (3,000 DKK), first psychiatrist consultation (2,500 DKK), and 2–3 medication adjustments (1,200 DKK each). You pay per session and are not locked into a package.

No, you can book directly. If you already have a GP referral and are a member of Sygeforsikring Danmark (groups 1, 2, 5, or 6) and 25 or younger, you may be eligible for a refund covering assessment and psychotherapy.

Yes, we have two specialist psychiatrists: Rasmus Wæhrens (PhD) and Martin Bergholtz. They handle medical evaluation, ADHD medication initiation, and ongoing dose optimization. You don't need a separate referral. The psychiatrist is part of your complete pathway with us.

All new clients start with the clinical interview. This is because external diagnoses vary in quality, and 70–80% of people with ADHD have at least one comorbid condition (anxiety, depression, trauma) that changes the treatment plan. The interview ensures we see the full picture so the psychiatrist can create the best possible plan for you.

For the DIVA-5 interview (step 2), we recommend bringing someone who knew you as a child, such as a parent, sibling, or other close person. It helps us evaluate childhood symptoms, which are an important part of ADHD diagnostics. If that's not possible, we find alternative ways to gather the information.

Yes, we offer full assessment and treatment in English, Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish. All reports can be issued in English. Online sessions are available after the initial in-person meeting.