Describe your current experiences
Record how attention, organisation, follow-through and restlessness affect work, study, home life and relationships.
The £99 online screening records current symptoms, relevant childhood experiences and day-to-day impact. NeuroFX reviews the completed screening before releasing a detailed report and focused support letter.

The screening records current concerns alongside relevant history and examples from daily life. Information from different people or settings remains clearly labelled in the report.
Record how attention, organisation, follow-through and restlessness affect work, study, home life and relationships.
Structured questions help you record when concerns were first noticed and how they appeared at different stages of life.
Mood, anxiety and clearly labelled executive-function responses provide context alongside the ADHD screener.
The report names each tool and shows its score with the relevant published band or documented scoring rule. Personal history and non-normed questions are clearly labelled as context rather than clinical thresholds.
You can save your progress and return between sections. After you submit the completed screening, a qualified clinician reviews the findings and limitations before the report is released.
Choose adult screening, sign in through your email link and continue to the private portal.
Work through the screening in your own time and invite someone who knows you well if you want to add optional context.
A qualified clinician checks the completed information, its interpretation and its limits before release.
The report brings the scores, interpreted bands, source comparisons and everyday impact together. The focused support letter summarises the information for the person or service you are asking for help.
Illustrative sample data. Each tool is interpreted using its own scoring rules. The visual profile is an overview, not a diagnostic scale.
You can share the report with your GP when asking about referral, including Right to Choose in England. You can also use it in workplace or university support conversations, or when self-referring for a full assessment.
Join the waitlist for an email when screening is available. You can read our ADHD resources now.