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Bring family and school evidence into the same discussion.

The child ADHD Passport offers a structured account of the family's concerns, screening findings and available teacher observations. It can form part of the background to your own assessment and consultation.

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Passport
Your clinician-reviewed
ADHD screening report
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Your screening report and introduction letter in one digital PDF.
Review by a NeuroFX clinician Organisational digital certification Yours to download and share
What it adds

Useful information, prepared for a real conversation

01

See the information behind the concern

Review the child's history and reported impact alongside screening measures, rather than receiving a score without the context that gives it meaning.

02

Recognise gaps and differences

The report identifies available sources and limitations. Differences between parent and teacher accounts can guide further questions about settings and demands.

03

Reduce repeated background gathering

With appropriate consent, the family can share one reviewed account across relevant professionals while each professional retains responsibility for their own assessment.

From information to action

How to use the Passport

  1. Establish the purpose of the consultation

    Ask the family and setting what they hope to understand and what evidence is already available.

  2. Review the Passport alongside other evidence

    Consider its date, sources and limitations together with your observations and the child's wider learning and developmental context.

  3. Identify further exploration and support

    Use your own professional assessment to advise on needs, provision and any additional assessment that may be appropriate.

Parent and teacher perspectives in the fictional child Passport

From our complete fictional child sample. Open the full Passport and PDF

Questions that move the discussion forward

  • What differs between settings?
  • Which observations or assessments would add useful context?
  • How can recommendations be reviewed with the child and family?

What the Passport does not decide

The Passport does not replace an educational psychology assessment, diagnose ADHD or determine an education, health and care plan. It is one source of screening evidence within a wider professional process.

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A document you can check. Information the person controls.

Each issued Passport combines the introduction letter and report in one PDF, digitally certified by Neuro FX Ltd after clinical approval. Its reference and QR code provide a route to check the issued document.

How review and document verification work

The person chooses who receives their copy. Agree a secure way to share it and handle it under your organisation's confidentiality and retention procedures. The verification page does not disclose their questionnaire answers or clinical findings.

Read how ADHDassess handles personal information

See the detail before you recommend it

Read a complete fictional Passport, including its introduction letter, clinical summary, screening evidence and limitations.

Open the example Passport
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