Private Mental Health Assessment in Oxford
A confidential assessment with a consultant psychiatrist, in person at our Oxford clinic or by video, with no long wait and no GP referral needed
If low mood, anxiety, stress, or changes in thinking or behaviour are affecting your daily life, a private mental health assessment in Oxford can bring clarity quickly. You’re seen by a named consultant psychiatrist, in person or by secure video. Assessments cover ADHD, autism, memory concerns, depression and anxiety, with a clear plan and, where appropriate, a diagnosis and treatment options.
- Clinic in central Oxford
- Same-day & Saturday Slots
- In clinic, by phone or video
- Consultant psychiatrist-led
- Confidential
- CQC registered
Why Choose Our Oxford Mental Health Clinic
- Consultant psychiatrist-led assessments
- In person in Beaumont Street, or by video
- No GP referral needed
- Confidential, unhurried appointments
- Shared care with your GP
- On-site parking, 2 minutes’ walk from the nearest bus stop
When a Private Assessment Is Not the Right Option
For people who are not in crisis. If you are in crisis or unable to keep yourself safe, call 999, NHS 111, or the Samaritans on 116 123. This is an outpatient service, not an emergency or crisis service.
What We Can Help With in Oxford
- Depression and persistent low mood
- Anxiety, panic, and excessive worry
- Stress and burnout
- ADHD assessment — £950
- Autism assessment — £1,495
- Memory and dementia assessment — £1,295
- Mood conditions such as bipolar disorder
What Happens During Your Assessment
- Book (in clinic or video)
- Confidential clinical interview
- Review of symptoms and history
- Discussion of findings and diagnosis where appropriate
- Personalised plan
- Follow-up and ongoing support
How to Book Your Oxford Mental Health Assessment
- Step 1
Book online or call 01865 560485
- Step 2
Choose in-clinic (Beaumont Street) or video
- Step 3
Discuss confidentially
- Step 4
Receive a personalised plan
Find Our Beaumont Street Clinic
Our Oxford clinic is at 13 Beaumont Street, OX1 2LP, on Oxford's established street for private medicine, moments from the Ashmolean and a short walk from Oxford railway station. Telephone and video consultations are available across Oxfordshire.
Beaumont Street, Oxford
Accessibility and support:
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
Address
13 Beaumont Street, Oxford OX1 2LP
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Sunday Closed
Phone
+44 01865 560485
hello@privatemedicalclinic.co.uk
Parking
By train: a short walk from Oxford railway station
By car: street parking is available directly outside the clinic, and Gloucester Green car park is right opposite
Serving: Oxford and across Oxfordshire
Meet our Mental Health Specialists
Consultant Private GP and Medical Director
An experienced Private GP and medical director of Private Medical Clinic.
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Mental Health Assessment Oxford FAQs
- No GP referral is required for our private mental health services.
- You can directly book an initial consultation.
- We welcome self-referrals and referrals from various sources.
- Private healthcare provides flexibility in accessing specialist care.
- Yes, we understand that finding the right fit is crucial.
- We support patient comfort and therapeutic relationship.
- Transparent process for changing professionals.
- Initial consultation to discuss your preferences and concerns.
- Seamless transfer of medical records and treatment history.
You might benefit from mental health support if you're experiencing:
- Persistent feelings of sadness, anxiety, or hopelessness.
- Significant changes in sleep or eating patterns.
- Difficulty managing daily responsibilities, relationships or work performance.
- Overwhelming stress or emotional distress.
- Unusual thoughts or behaviours.
- Unexplained physical symptoms related to mental health.
- Our treatment selection process involves:
- Comprehensive initial assessment.
- Detailed discussion of your specific needs.
- Consideration of your medical history.
- Collaborative approach with you.
- Personalised treatment planning.
- Ongoing evaluation and adaptation of treatment.
No — call 999, NHS 111, or the Samaritans on 116 123 if you are in crisis.
- Strict adherence to medical privacy laws.
- Secure, encrypted patient records.
- Confidential consultation spaces.
- Limited access to personal information.
- Professional ethical guidelines.
- Consent-based information sharing.
A typical mental health assessment involves:
- Comprehensive medical and personal history review.
- Detailed discussion of current symptoms and concerns.
- Psychological and emotional evaluation.
- Potential diagnostic tests or screenings.
- Collaborative discussion of potential treatment approaches.
- Personalised recommendations for the next steps.
- Yes, we provide comprehensive telehealth options.
- Secure video consultation platforms.
- Flexible scheduling.
- The same professional standard of care.
- Suitable for various mental health services.
- Particularly convenient for follow-up sessions and ongoing support.
- We pride ourselves on offering:
- Same-day appointments for urgent cases.
- Typically, initial consultations within 1-3 days.
- Flexible scheduling to meet your needs.
- Urgent support options for critical situations.
Yes, if you’d like them to.
Book your mental health assessment in Oxford
Book online today for instant confirmation, or call our Beaumont Street team to arrange a confidential assessment with a consultant psychiatrist, in person or by video. Whether you’re seeking an assessment, a diagnosis, or ongoing support, we’re here to help you take the next step.