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Record what you see at home
Parent ratings and structured questions describe attention, activity, impulse control and the effect on daily family life.
Child ADHD screening, ages 6 to 17
Child ADHD screening with parent and optional school input.
The £99 online screening records parent ratings, developmental information and the effect on daily life. You can also invite a teacher or education setting before NeuroFX reviews and releases the report.
£99 in totalClinical review, a detailed report and a focused support letter are included.
Paid child screening is not available yet. The free parent screener is available now.
What the screening covers
Record symptoms, history and everyday impact.
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.
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Add school information if available
Optional teacher ratings remain separate, making agreement and differences between home and school visible in the report.
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Describe the effect on daily life
Questions about learning, routines, friendships and family life provide practical context alongside the scores.
Questionnaires and scoring
See the screening tools and scores included.
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.
SNAP-IV parentA complete parent rating scale, shown with its symptom counts and descriptive results.
SNAP-IV teacherOptional school-setting evidence that remains visible without overriding the parent account.
VanderbiltAge-appropriate symptom and performance information, interpreted using the tool's documented rules.
Structured contextDevelopmental, education and day-to-day information that helps explain the scores.
How it works
Complete the screening online, with review before release.
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.
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Create secure access
Choose child screening, sign in through your email link and complete the private parent sections.
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Invite the school if useful
You can invite a teacher or education setting. Their responses remain optional and separate.
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Receive the reviewed report
A qualified clinician checks the parent information, any teacher responses, the interpretation and its limits.
What you receive
See what your ADHD screening report includes.
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.
Example dataIllustrative child report
Clinician reviewedVisual profile
SNAP-IV parentPositive screen
32/54SNAP-IV teacherPositive screen
35/54Vanderbilt parentPositive screen
36/54Executive functionFrequent difficulties
38/904scored sections shown
2settings compared
1clinical review
Included in the report
- Parent SNAP-IV results with documented scoring
- Age-eligible additional measures where configured
- Optional teacher results shown separately from parent results
- Structured developmental and education context
- A clinician-reviewed summary and focused GP or school support letter
Illustrative sample data. Each tool is interpreted using its own scoring rules. The visual profile is an overview, not a diagnostic scale.
After screening
Use your report to ask about assessment and support.
You can share the report with your GP, school or SENCo when discussing support or referral, including Right to Choose in England. You can also use it when self-referring for a full assessment.
£50 NeuroFX credit is included.If you later choose an eligible NeuroFX ADHD, combined autism and ADHD, or medication service, you can apply the credit in Stripe Checkout.One use; applied in Stripe Checkout. Using it is optional. Service terms apply.
Be first to hear when ADHDassess opens
Join the waitlist for an email when screening is available. You can read our ADHD resources now.