ADHD UNLIKELY – The test score indicates that it is unlikely you have ADHD. No additional screening is required at this point of time. However, if you notice some symptoms and find that your problems are persisting, you might want to bring them up with a mental health specialist for a detailed diagnosis.
This screening test is not intended to be either a diagnosis or a prescription for treatment. Only a qualified mental health practitioner may diagnose ADHD. There may be a variety of reasons why you are still worried even though the screening test showed no signs of ADHD. Approaching a trained psychiatric practitioner, such as our licensed psychologists, is the best way to formally identify or rule out ADHD.

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We recommend that people who are worried that they are showing the symptoms of ADHD seek expert support. While some of the primary ADHD symptoms may not have been identified in this test, you may still have ADHD – you can only be sure by taking a comprehensive assessment. If you’re worried about how you feel and behave, we recommend talking to a medical professional. Our team of qualified practitioners are also skilled clinicians and can help determine whether there is a problem that needs to be treated. Please contact our psychologists for a full and accurate diagnosis.

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ADHD POSSIBLE – Based on your answers to this adult ADHD test, you may or may not have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Even if you do have it, the symptoms are mild. You tend to have occasional trouble paying attention, but when it comes to something important, you are capable of overcoming your attention issues and meeting your objectives. However, if you were able to use your time more productively, you might be more competitive and produce higher-quality work. It seems that concentration problems occur more often when you are stressed out, i.e. late in the day, when you are thinking deeply about something, or when you are exhausted. Your difficulties do not seem to be out of the ordinary; most people have minor lapses in focus. However, if you feel that your lack of attention is indeed negatively impacting your life, consider seeing a doctor or therapist to get a professional opinion about possible ADHD. People who have reacted similarly to this screening test often apply for the full diagnosis of ADHD from our licensed psychologists. Some people with scores close to yours have pursued professional help for this; while others have not. Remember, only a qualified, licensed medical professional can diagnose or rule out ADHD. Get in touch with our mental health experts to know more.

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We recommend that people who are worried that they are showing the symptoms of ADHD seek expert support. While some of the primary ADHD symptoms may not have been identified in this test, you may still have ADHD – you can only be sure by taking a comprehensive assessment. If you’re worried about how you feel and behave, we recommend talking to a medical professional. Our team of qualified practitioners are also skilled clinicians and can help determine whether there is a problem that needs to be treated. Please contact our psychologists for a full and accurate diagnosis.

You can use our Mood Tracker to stay mindful of your mood every day, identify your innermost thoughts & emotions on a daily basis. It will aid you in doing all those things you love, while limiting activities that might dampen your mood.

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ADHD LIKELY – Your score indicates clear signs of ADHD. You are most probably struggling with severe attention and concentration issues, and you aren’t feeling inspired enough to carry on with your daily tasks. These issues seem to be impeding your progress toward your goals. It’s likely that you are continuously struggling with the most basic facets of your life. The symptoms of ADHD, broadly inattentiveness, hyperactivity and impulsiveness, can manifest very differently in adults. Usually, hyperactivity may decrease, but inattentiveness becomes worse when the pressures of adult responsibilities mount up. Symptoms in adults can be far more subtle than in children. Some of the adult symptoms of ADHD are poor organizational skills, restlessness, edginess, mood swings, quick temper, extreme impatience, exhaustion, and speaking out of turn. ADHD can have an adverse impact on your career, your home life, relationships, and/or other aspects of your life. You must consult a mental health practitioner immediately. This screening test is not a complete diagnosis. Diagnosis and treatment of serious mental health conditions such as ADHD can be complicated and should only be done by in-person assessment. The signs of ADHD are distinct. Contact our qualified, licensed medical professionals for diagnosis and treatment.

Want to learn more?
We recommend that people who are worried that they are showing the symptoms of ADHD seek expert support. While some of the primary ADHD symptoms may not have been identified in this test, you may still have ADHD – you can only be sure by taking a comprehensive assessment. If you’re worried about how you feel and behave, we recommend talking to a medical professional. Our team of qualified practitioners are also skilled clinicians and can help determine whether there is a problem that needs to be treated. Please contact our psychologists for a full and accurate diagnosis.

You can use our Mood Tracker to stay mindful of your mood every day, identify your innermost thoughts & emotions on a daily basis. It will aid you in doing all those things you love, while limiting activities that might dampen your mood.

Contact Psychologist