For adults & parents · 9 questions · about 3 minutes

This checklist answers one question: should I consider an ADHD assessment? It looks at attention, impulsivity, organisation, work or school performance and emotional regulation — for yourself or your child — and helps you decide whether a professional assessment conversation is a sensible next step. It cannot tell you whether you or your child has ADHD.

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What an ADHD assessment involves

A proper assessment is more than a questionnaire: a psychologist gathers your history, uses validated instruments, and where relevant speaks with family or teachers. You leave with clarity either way. WhatsApp us to book an ADHD assessment consultation and discuss whether it is right for you or your child.

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