ADHDNEURO
Current region: United Kingdom

£99 · Educational screening only

A £99 screening report - not a diagnosis

A written summary of a self-report questionnaire, plus a 15-minute results review. It cannot be used with your GP, a psychiatrist, or any clinician.

This report cannot be used with a doctor

This is an educational screening summary based on a self-report questionnaire. It is not a medical diagnosis, clinical assessment, or psychological evaluation. Do not send it to your GP, psychiatrist, psychologist, or any other clinician. It cannot be used for NHS referrals, shared care, medication, or official paperwork.

See your screening score

Enter your email to view your results. This is a free educational score, not a diagnosis.

This report cannot be used with a doctor

Educational screening only. Not a diagnosis. Cannot be used with doctors or GPs, for medication, or for any official paperwork.

Who this is for

  • Adults who want a scored write-up of their own answers
  • People on a waitlist who want to organise examples, not jump the queue
  • Anyone deciding whether a clinical appointment is worth it

Who this is not for

  • Children or a school / CAMHS letter
  • Medication, prescriptions, or shared care
  • Anyone who needs a doctor to accept a document

Read a fictional sample report first · Online test vs a clinical assessment

What this is

  • Scored adult ADHD self-report (ASRS-style) with a plain-English write-up
  • What your score may suggest - and what it definitely does not mean
  • Personalised next-step options (NHS waitlist, private clinician, or coaching)
  • 15-minute results review with Jacqui
  • £99 credited toward a 1:1 if you book within 30 days

What this is not

  • Cannot be used for a medical diagnosis or clinical assessment
  • Cannot be used for medication, prescriptions, or shared-care / insurance paperwork
  • Cannot be used for school, college, or workplace accommodations
  • Cannot be used for legal, benefits, or disability claims
  • Cannot be used for NHS referrals, shared-care agreements, or GP letters

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