Sort is part of Bevan, a Community Benefit Society that has delivered NHS and inclusion health services in West Yorkshire since 2011 and holds a CQC Outstanding rating. Sort is a self‑funded service, it’s built on the same values: compassion, fairness, and putting people before systems.
From the beginning, Sort has been shaped through co‑production. We worked alongside ADHD organisations, advocates, and people with lived experience to understand what works, what causes harm, and what’s missing from existing pathways.
That collaborative approach continues to guide how our services develop.
We charge fair, transparent prices and reinvest any surplus into Bevan’s inclusion health work, supporting people who are homeless, seeking asylum, or excluded from mainstream care. Sort exists to support the NHS, not compete with it.
At its heart, Sort is about clarity, care, and confidence, helping people feel heard, understood, and supported to move forward in a way that works for them.
Why we do it
Our purpose is simple, to offer great health services to anyone who needs them, at a fair and clear price. We treat everyone with genuine understanding and give back by reinvesting any surplus into local communities across Yorkshire. With the NHS under huge resource pressures, we step in to make sure you get the support you need, when you need it.
Our Vision is a time when everyone can access the health support they need, when they need it.
Meet our clinical team
Becky Wellington
Neurodevelopmental Specialist
Becky has over 20 years’ experience in mental health nursing, working with neurodivergent adults — particularly those with ADHD and complex co‑occurring needs.
Becky began adult ADHD assessments in 2020 in a pioneering Yorkshire street health service supporting people experiencing homelessness, and now assesses across NHS and independent services.
Becky specialises in ADHD, perimenopause and menopause, and is completing the Menopause Care Professional Certificate.
Becky is a registered NMC and RCN member and has contributed to research on ADHD, adverse life events, homelessness and health inclusion.
Qualifications
- RNMH – Registered Nurse – Mental Health
- Master of Science- Advanced Practice
- Non-Medical Prescribing
- Certificate of Higher Education – Clinical Supervision
- Level 7 CBT Interventions
- Level 7 Dual Diagnosis
- ADOS Assessment Qualification
- ADLR Assessment Qualification
- Certificate – Management of Drug Misuse (part 1)
- Menopause Care Professional Certificate (MCPC)
Claire Moynehan
Neurodevelopmental Specialist
Claire has over 13 years’ experience in complex and underserved healthcare settings.
As a Non‑Medical Prescriber, Claire has extensive experience in ADHD assessment and treatment, including medication initiation and ongoing management, and is skilled in supporting complex presentations with safe, evidence‑based care.
Claire works with a compassionate, trauma‑informed approach and has particular experience supporting ADHD alongside anxiety, depression, trauma histories and substance use.
Qualifications
- RNMH – Registered Nurse – Mental Health
- Master of Science – Advanced Practice
- Non-Medical Prescribing
- Certificate – Management of Drug Misuse (part 1)
- Trauma Informed Leadership Certificate
- UKAAN ADHD Assessment Certificate
- UKAAN ADHD Treatment Certificate
Clinical governance, standards and accreditations
We take clinical quality, safety, and governance seriously. Our services are delivered by qualified, experienced clinicians and are designed in line with national best‑practice guidance. Sort is part of Bevan, which is regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and rated Outstanding, reflecting a strong track record of safe, effective, and compassionate care.
Our ADHD services also follow NICE clinical guidance, using evidence‑based assessment processes, clear documentation, and regular clinical review. We have robust governance arrangements in place, including clinical oversight, safeguarding processes, data protection, and continuous learning, so people can feel confident they’re receiving care that meets recognised UK health standards.
