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Free ADHD symptom checker

Could it be ADHD?

Six questions, about two minutes. They cover the everyday difficulties clinicians ask about when someone is being assessed for ADHD. This won’t diagnose you — nothing online can — but it will help you work out whether a proper assessment is worth booking.

2 minutes Six questions, no sign-up
Completely private Nothing is saved or sent — scoring happens on your device
Take it with you Print your answers for your appointment
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Thinking about the last 6 months, how often has each of these been true for you?

1 You get most of the way through something but struggle to finish off the last few details.
2 You find it hard to get organised when a job has a lot of separate parts to it.
3 You forget appointments, deadlines or things you’ve promised to do.
4 You put off starting anything that needs long stretches of concentration.
5 You find it hard to stay still — fidgeting, shifting about, or needing to get up.
6 You feel restless or wound up, as though you can’t switch off.

Answer all six questions to see your result.

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This is an informal guide, not a diagnosis. Only a qualified clinician can diagnose ADHD, and that takes a full assessment covering your history, how symptoms affect you day to day, and whether anything else might explain them.

See and print your answers — useful to bring to an appointment

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    A comprehensive assessment with an experienced ADHD clinician — £600, including your diagnostic report, GP communication and free medication titration. Online or face-to-face in Liverpool.

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    Call the clinic and our team will explain what an assessment involves, what it costs and how soon you could be seen. No obligation.

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    About this checker. These six questions were written for The Medical Hub and cover the symptom areas commonly explored during an ADHD assessment. It is an informal guide, not a validated clinical instrument, and the result is not a score with diagnostic meaning.

    This tool does not collect, store or transmit any information. Your answers stay in your browser and disappear when you close the page.

    No online questionnaire can diagnose ADHD. A diagnosis requires a full assessment by a qualified clinician, covering your history, how symptoms affect you day to day, and whether anything else might explain them. If your symptoms are affecting your daily life, speak to your GP or book an assessment. If you are struggling to cope, please contact your GP or NHS 111.

    The Medical Hub, 22–24 Queens Drive, Wavertree, Liverpool L15 7NE · 0151 722 1944 · CQC registered.