MindPath provides full clinical ADHD, Autism, and AuDHD (dual) assessments and diagnosis services for adults in Ireland, delivered by a team of PSI-member psychologists.
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MindPath is an online mental health service in Ireland that specialises in Adult ADHD & Autism Assessment, Diagnosis & Aftercare.
Screen for traits related to both ADHD and Autism. Includes a free follow-up call with a clinician.
A quick, validated screening to understand possible ADHD symptoms.
A first step in identifying possible autism traits. Includes a free follow-up call to discuss results.
The first step towards understanding your potential ADHD starts with our scientifically validated Pre-Assessment. Built on leading psychometric tools and rigorously trained by advanced technology, this assessment provides a comprehensive analysis of your symptoms, and helps clarify whether a full clinical assessment is the right next step for you.
Begin by answering a series of questions designed by leading experts in Adult ADHD. This confidential online tool, built by The MindPath Team, utilises proven psychometric principles.
After completing the Pre-Assessment, your responses are analysed with advanced technology and reviewed by our clinicians. A free follow-up call is included to go through your results and discuss next steps.
If a full assessment is recommended following your Pre-Assessment, you can book a Full Clinical Assessment with our PSI accredited clinicians, all online and accessible from wherever you are. Following the assessment, MindPath offers ongoing support, including psychiatric care for medication plans and tailored therapy with our qualified professionals.
We have helped over 1,000 adults across Ireland
A quick and confidential tool to help you identify potential ADHD symptoms.
€9.99
It will only take up to ~20 min
ADHD Assessment – €549
Diagnostic Report – €399
A quick and confidential tool to help you identify potential Autism symptoms.
€9.99
It will only take up to ~20 min
Assessment 1 – €499
Assessment 2 – €499
Diagnostic Report – €399
A quick, confidential screening to clarify your AuDHD, Autism, or ADHD traits.
€14.99
It will only take up to ~20 min
Assessment 1 (ASD) – €699
Assessment 2 (ADHD) – €699
Diagnostic Report – €499
Following Diagnosis, MindPath offers a Personalised Aftercare Programme consisting of Psychiatry and Therapy, including CBT, ACT, and other evidence-based approaches tailored to your neurotype profile.
ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is a neurodevelopmental condition characterised by persistent difficulties with attention regulation, impulsivity, and in some cases hyperactivity. It is not a lack of intelligence or effort it reflects genuine differences in how the brain manages focus, motivation, and executive function. ADHD exists on a spectrum and presents differently in every individual.
Yes. ADHD is a lifelong condition. While it is often associated with childhood, many adults reach their thirties, forties, or beyond before receiving a diagnosis, particularly those who developed strong coping strategies earlier in life. In adults, the presentation often shifts from visible hyperactivity to internal restlessness, chronic disorganisation, difficulty sustaining attention, and emotional dysregulation.
Common signs in adults include persistent difficulty focusing on tasks, losing things frequently, chronic lateness, impulsive decision-making, trouble managing time, and a sense that daily life requires significantly more effort than it seems to for others. If these patterns have been present since childhood and affect multiple areas of your life, an assessment may be worth considering.
Our process has three stages: a Pre-Assessment questionnaire you complete at your own pace; a Full Assessment session with a qualified clinician using validated psychometric tools and a structured clinical interview; and a comprehensive Diagnostic Report with your results and personalised recommendations.
Yes. Our assessment follows clinical best practice and uses validated psychometric tools fully adapted for online delivery. Our clinicians are specifically trained to conduct thorough evaluations remotely. The quality and clinical rigour are equivalent to an in-person assessment.
The Pre-Assessment questionnaire can be completed at your own pace. From there, the Full Assessment and Diagnostic Report typically follow within a short timeframe. Most clients move through the full process within a few weeks of starting.
No. You can begin the process directly through our website without a referral. If you already have documentation from a GP or other professional, you are welcome to share it, but it is not a requirement.
Your Diagnostic Report is the beginning, not the end. It will include personalised recommendations to guide your next steps. MindPath also offers direct pathways to post-diagnostic support, including therapy, coaching, and psychiatric consultation for those considering medication.
Yes. The report is produced by fully qualified clinicians registered in Ireland and follows DSM-V diagnostic criteria. It is a formal clinical document that can be shared with your GP, employer, or any other relevant party to access support or reasonable accommodations.
You can begin by completing our online Pre-Assessment questionnaire, which is the first step in the process. Visit our website to sign up and our team will guide you from there.
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a lifelong neurodevelopmental condition characterised by differences in social communication, sensory processing, and patterns of behaviour and thinking. Autism is not an illness, it is a different way of experiencing and interacting with the world. The term ‘spectrum’ reflects the wide variation in how autism presents across individuals.
Yes. Many autistic adults go undiagnosed well into adulthood, particularly those who developed effective masking strategies or whose traits were overlooked earlier in life. An adult diagnosis can be a significant and clarifying turning point, providing both an explanation for lifelong experiences and access to appropriate support.
The ADOS-2 (Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, Second Edition) is the gold-standard clinical tool for autism assessment, used by qualified clinicians worldwide. It involves structured tasks and conversation that allow the clinician to observe communication style, social interaction, and behaviour in a systematic and validated way. MindPath uses a clinically adapted version for online delivery.
Our assessment has three stages: a Pre-Assessment questionnaire to evaluate the likelihood of autism and determine whether a full assessment is the right next step; two online assessment sessions with a qualified clinician using the ADOS-2, the internationally recognised gold-standard tool; and a comprehensive Diagnostic Report with your results and personalised recommendations.
The ADOS-2 (Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, Second Edition) is the gold-standard clinical tool for autism assessment, used by qualified clinicians worldwide. It involves structured tasks and conversation that allow the clinician to observe communication style, social interaction, and behaviour in a systematic and validated way. MindPath uses a clinically adapted version for online delivery.
Yes. Our clinicians are specifically trained to deliver the ADOS-2 remotely using interactive digital materials and structured tasks. The clinical rigour is fully maintained, and for many clients, being assessed in a familiar environment supports a more natural and accurate presentation.
The assessment is split into two sessions of approximately 45–60 minutes each to prevent fatigue and allow you to engage comfortably. Each session covers different areas: communication, narrative ability, emotional insight, imaginative thinking, and social interaction, giving the clinician a comprehensive picture across multiple domains.
No. You can begin directly through our website. No referral is required and the process is fully self-directed.
Your Diagnostic Report is a formal clinical document that explains your results in full, whether or not a diagnosis of ASD is confirmed. It includes personalised recommendations and can be shared with your GP, employer, or educational institution. A follow-up session with your clinician is included to walk you through the findings.
You can begin by completing our online Autism Pre-Assessment, which is the required first step. Visit our website to sign up and our team will support you through the process from there.
AuDHD refers to the co-occurrence of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in the same individual. It is not a separate diagnosis, but the experience of living with both neurotypes simultaneously, bringing a unique set of traits, challenges, and strengths that neither condition fully explains on its own.
You might relate to traits of both autism and ADHD in ways that seem contradictory, craving routine but being unable to maintain it, wanting social connection but finding it exhausting, having intense focus in some areas but struggling to initiate tasks in others. If neither an ADHD nor an autism framework alone feels like a complete explanation for your experience, a dual assessment may be the right next step.
A dual assessment is clinically more accurate. When assessed separately, traits from one condition can be misattributed to the other; for example, autistic hyperfocus may be mistaken for ADHD inattention, or ADHD-driven social impulsivity may mask underlying autistic social difficulties. Our integrated approach allows the clinician to see the full picture and provide a more coherent and precise diagnostic conclusion.
The process has three stages: a dual Pre-Assessment covering both ADHD and ASD traits; two live assessment sessions, the first focused on autism using adapted ADOS-2 methods, the second on ADHD through a structured clinical interview; and a single, integrated Diagnostic Report covering both conditions, including a dedicated analysis of how the two neurotypes interact in your specific case.
Yes. The assessment will reach the most accurate conclusion the data supports, which may be both conditions, one condition, or neither. If only one diagnosis is confirmed, the report still includes a full analysis of both neurotypes and explains the clinical reasoning behind the outcome for each, making it a more thorough document than a single-condition assessment would provide.
The Pre-Assessment questionnaire can be completed at your own pace. After the two live sessions are complete, the Diagnostic Report and reporting call are typically available within three days. Most clients move through the entire process within a few weeks.
No. You can begin directly through our website without any referral.
The report includes a diagnostic conclusion for both ASD and ADHD, a detailed breakdown of relevant traits, and a ‘disentanglement’ analysis explaining how the two neurotypes interact in your specific case. It also includes a single set of personalised recommendations designed to address the unique profile of someone living with AuDHD.
The reporting call is a one-on-one session with your assessing clinician to discuss the findings of your report. It gives you the opportunity to ask questions, understand your results in depth, and talk through the recommendations. We believe a diagnosis should be a conversation, not just a document.
You can begin by completing our online AuDHD Pre-Assessment, which screens for traits of both conditions and is the required first step. Visit our website to sign up and our team will guide you through the process from there.
Take the first step towards understanding yourself. Choose your Pre-Assessment below and start your journey to clarity.
Psychiatry
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Chartered Psychologist
Experience
9 years
PSI Registration
M12722C
Doctorate | Senior Behaviour Support Specialist
Dr. June Dennehy is a doctoral-level psychologist and behaviour support specialist with a background spanning neurodevelopmental assessment and applied behavioural practice. She has worked as a Senior Behaviour Support Specialist at Resilience Healthcare, where her work has focused on the clinical support of individuals with neurodevelopmental and intellectual disabilities.
Her expertise sits at the intersection of behaviour analysis, psychological assessment, and neurodevelopmental profiling, an integrated skillset that translates directly into rigorous and formulation-rich ADHD and ASD evaluations. Dr. Dennehy brings considerable experience in understanding complex behavioural presentations within a neurodevelopmental framework, equipping her to support clients who present with layered, multi-factorial profiles.
Specialty
Chartered Psychologist
Experience
22 years
PSI Registration
M7281C
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Marcello Massaro is a clinical psychologist and psychotherapist based in Dublin, and a chartered registered member of the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI). He holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Clinical and Community Psychology from the University of Urbino ‘Carlo Bo’ (Italy), a Post-Graduate Qualification in Clinical Psychopathology (Phenomenological Model) from the same institution, and a Master of Arts in Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy from Independent Colleges Dublin. He has also completed a Diploma in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy at City Colleges Dublin (PSI-accredited) and a Certificate in Health and Wellness Coaching from the IHS Institute of Health Sciences.
Marcello’s clinical training has been shaped by a genuine interdisciplinary curiosity, spanning psychology, philosophy, and neuroscience, and he draws on a range of therapeutic modalities including Schema Therapy, psychodynamic approaches, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Humanistic and Positive Psychology, Gestalt Therapy, and Attachment Theory. His practice is guided by a formulation-led, individualised approach that attends to each client’s unique symptom profile rather than reducing presentations to diagnostic labels.
Beyond his clinical practice, Marcello has volunteered with a number of Irish mental health organisations, working in the areas of suicide prevention, bereavement counselling, depression, and eating disorders. He brings to his assessment work a particular sensitivity to the psychological complexity that often accompanies neurodevelopmental profiles.
Marcello works in English and Italian.
Specialty
Clinical Psychologist
Experience
5 years
PSI Registration
M13413
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Adson Aquino is a psychologist and psychotherapist originally from Brazil, now based in Ireland. He has been working with clients in Ireland since 2019, providing psychological support in English, Portuguese, and Spanish. His clinical approach is person-centred and rooted in Existential Therapy, with a particular emphasis on Daseinsanalysis, a modality he pursues with considerable depth and commitment.
Adson holds specialist training in the assessment and diagnosis of adult ADHD, certified through UKAAN (UK Adult ADHD Network), one of the leading bodies for evidence-based ADHD assessment training in the UK and Ireland. This training positions him to deliver thorough, clinically-informed ADHD evaluations with a strong understanding of how ADHD presents across the adult lifespan.
He is a member of the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI). Adson is fluent in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, making him particularly accessible to multilingual and expatriate clients navigating neurodevelopmental assessments.
Specialty
Clinical Psychologist
Experience
10 years
PSI Registration
M8899
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Thomaz Lopes is a psychologist and psychotherapist with over a decade of clinical and organisational experience across Brazil, Portugal, and Ireland. He holds an MSc in Applied Behaviour Analysis from Queen’s University Belfast, a BSc in Psychology from the University of Jaguariúna, Brazil, and a Post-Graduate qualification in Workplace Wellness from Trinity College Dublin. He is an active member of the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI), the Federal Council of Psychology of Brazil (CFP), and the American Psychological Association (APA).
Thomaz specialises in the assessment of ADHD, ASD, and AuDHD (co-occurring Autism and ADHD), holding certifications from UKAAN (UK) and the Sunfield Institute (USA). His academic foundation in Applied Behaviour Analysis directly informs his neurodevelopmental assessment work, providing a rigorous, evidence-based framework for understanding behaviour, identifying functional profiles, and formulating meaningful, actionable recommendations.
His clinical practice draws on CBT, Solution-Focused Therapy, and ABA principles, and extends to individual and group psychotherapy, career coaching, and wellbeing consultation. Thomaz has also held a Corporate Lead Psychologist role in which he oversaw clinical service delivery across North America, Asia, and Europe, providing clinical supervision and mentorship to a global multidisciplinary team. He has delivered psychoeducation workshops on resilience, stress management, mindfulness, and career development across Brazil, Portugal, and Ireland.
Thomaz conducts assessments and therapy in English and Portuguese.
Specialty
Chartered Psychologist
Experience
5 years
PSI Registration
M12722C
Areas of Expertise / Services:
Dr. Natalia Putrino is a Chartered Counselling Psychologist registered with the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI), and is currently undertaking the validation of her qualifications as a Clinical Psychologist in Ireland. She holds a PhD in Psychology and is a member of the Society for Psychotherapy Research (SPR), from which she received the prestigious International Student Award in 2018 for her outstanding doctoral research.
Natalia brings over a decade of international research experience, having collaborated with teams across Argentina, Ireland, Italy, Germany, and Chile in the fields of psychotherapy research, neuroscience, and behavioural science. As part of her qualification validation in Ireland, she has completed clinical placements within the HSE in both Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) and Adult Mental Health Services.
Her clinical areas of expertise include ADHD, emotional dysregulation, depression, anxiety, panic, low self-esteem, and relationship difficulties. She integrates Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness-based approaches into her practice, with particular proficiency in DBT-informed work with emotional regulation difficulties. She adopts a positive psychology framework, focusing on clients’ strengths as a pathway to resilience and functional improvement.
In addition to her clinical practice, Natalia lectures across several colleges in Ireland and serves as a Psychology Supervisor for the Human and Social Sciences programmes at Dublin Business School (DBS). She also continues active research collaboration with a team at the University of Buenos Aires. She conducts assessments and therapy in English and Spanish.
Specialty
Chartered Psychologist
Experience
10 years
PSI Registration
M10377C
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Renata Fernandes de Oliveira is one of Ireland’s most comprehensively credentialed psychologists, holding three chartered designations from the Psychological Society of Ireland: Chartered Psychologist, Chartered Counselling Psychologist, and Chartered Forensic Psychologist. She currently serves as a Board Member of the PSI Division of Forensic Psychology.
Renata’s academic formation is extensive. She completed her Bachelor’s in Psychology at the University of Saint Ursula, her Master’s in Criminal Sciences and Law at the University of Coimbra, and her PhD in Psychology at the University of Minho. She subsequently completed two post-doctoral research periods at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, one at the Institute of Psychology (focusing on criminology and mental health) and another at the Institute of Psychiatry (focusing on stigma, madness, and dangerousness). During both post-doctoral periods, she lectured across multiple undergraduate and postgraduate courses and worked clinically as part of a multidisciplinary team at the Day Hospital of the Institute of Psychiatry.
Her clinical work spans a wide range of presentations, including psychosis, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, personality disorders, trauma, and self-harm. Her therapeutic approach draws primarily on Analytical Psychology as developed by Carl Gustav Jung, incorporating Dream Analysis, Expressive Arts Therapy, and Sandplay Therapy. She brings to her neurodevelopmental assessment work a depth of formulation capability grounded in her research background in psychiatry and complex mental health presentations.
Renata works in English and Portuguese.
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Clinical Director, Consultant Psychiatrist
Experience
6 years
NMBI Registration
519613
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