Autism & ADHD Assessment Hub

Autism & ADHD Assessment Hub (AAH) 

At Autism & ADHD Assessment Hub (AAH), part of The Antser Group, we are an independent service specialising in high-quality autism and ADHD assessments for children, young people, and adults. All assessments are delivered by HCPC-registered clinicians, fully aligned with NICE guidelines, and recognised by schools, NHS services, and local authorities.

We know a diagnosis is just one step in the journey — which is why we also provide tailored pre- and post-diagnostic support, helping families, schools, and individuals set meaningful goals and access practical strategies that make a difference.

In addition, we’re proud to offer free neurodiversity training for schools, giving staff the tools and confidence to better understand, celebrate, and support neurodivergent learners.

Visit us at the TES Show to learn how our independent assessments, free training, and wrap-around support can help you create inclusive environments where every learner can thrive.

Cornerstone VR 

Cornerstone VR is an award-winning virtual reality-based learning and intervention tool used by professionals who work with vulnerable children and their families.

Using VR headsets, our 360-degree immersive films allow users to ‘walk in the shoes’ of children and young people facing difficult, real-world scenarios, bringing the challenges of trauma, neglect, and societal pressures to life.

We are pleased to introduce our education programmes, designed to help teachers and designated safeguarding leads to deliver key safeguarding messages to their pupils, whilst strengthening their trauma-informed practice and approaches.

Our programmes are designed to equip teachers with the confidence, skills, and insight needed to engage effectively with pupils. Developed for pastoral, safeguarding, and behaviour teams, the training uses immersive 360° films to explore the real-life challenges young people face, while also strengthening trauma-informed practice for professionals. This dual approach builds empathy, awareness, and practical strategies that can be applied immediately in education settings.

Alongside professional development, our programmes can also be delivered directly to pupils aged 14-16, either 1:1 or in small group settings. These sessions provide pupils with guided opportunities to talk openly about risks and challenges, helping them to build awareness, make safer choices, and benefit from early intervention where needed.