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The Online ADHD Test

This 18-question screener is based on the clinically recognised ASRS v1.1 — used by professionals worldwide to help identify ADHD traits. It usually takes around 20 minutes and helps make sure your referral is tailored to what you actually need.

Why is it Free? .. why not!

This free online ADHD test helps you figure out what’s really going on. It’s not a diagnosis, but it’s a solid first step. Based on clinically recognised screening tools, this ADHD symptom checker gives you a clearer picture of your patterns — without the fluff, clickbait, or pressure.

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Designed To Do..

  • Give you a clear score based on official ADHD criteria
  • Helps to match you with the right psychiatrist for your symptoms

After

✔ Your answers go straight to a specialist
✔ Get your ADHD score + certificate by email
✔ A psychiatrist contacts you to book your 1‑to‑1

Common FAQ

Is this a real ADHD test?
Yes — it’s based on the ASRS v1.1, the same tool used by professionals worldwide to screen for ADHD traits.
How long does it take?
Most people complete it in under 20 minutes. Don’t overthink it — just answer honestly.
Can I do this for my child?
Yes, but this version is for adults. For under-18s, a different referral route is available — just get in touch.
What happens after I submit it?
Your answers are reviewed and matched to a private ADHD specialist. If suitable, you’ll get a referral fast — usually within days.
Do I need a GP referral for this?
No. That’s the point — we skip the long NHS referral wait and connect you directly with someone who can help.
Will this lead to a diagnosis?
This is the first step — a referral based on your answers. From there, the clinic or psychiatrist handles diagnosis and treatment options.

What Next?

This screener can help you spot the signs — but if it looks like ADHD might be affecting your life, the next step is speaking to someone who can actually diagnose it. Whether you want a full psychiatric assessment, support with medication, or just someone who gets it, there are two solid paths:

Assessments Psychiatrists Coaching Therapy Treatments Resources