Do you ever find yourself unable to focus even if the job at hand is incredibly important? Use this scientific tool to better decide whether you ought to see a mental health specialist for the diagnosis and care of ADHD.
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“ADHD UNLIKELY – Scores in this range indicate limited signs of ADHD and no additional screening is required at this time. If you find that your problems are not changing, you might want to bring them up with a mental health specialist or someone who loves you. This screen is not intended to be either a diagnosis or the removal of a diagnosis. Only a qualified pediatric or mental health practitioner may diagnose ADHD or some other form of child neurodevelopmental condition. There may be a variety of reasons why you are still worried even though the screen showed no signs of ADHD. A trained psychiatric practitioner, such as a licensed psychologist, is the best way to formally identify or rule out ADHD.”
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We still recommend that people who are worried about their attitude or actions seek expert support. While certain of the primary ADHD symptoms may not have been identified in this test, you may also have ADHD – this will only be explained with a comprehensive assessment. If you’re worried with how you feel, we’d still recommend talking to anyone. Our team of qualified practitioners are also skilled clinicians and can help determine whether there is a problem that we can help with. Please contact our psychologists for a full and accurate diagnosis.“ADHD UNLIKELY – Scores in this range indicate limited signs of ADHD and no additional screening is required at this time. If you find that your problems are not changing, you might want to bring them up with a mental health specialist or someone who loves you. This screen is not intended to be either a diagnosis or the removal of a diagnosis. Only a qualified pediatric or mental health practitioner may diagnose ADHD or some other form of child neurodevelopmental condition. There may be a variety of reasons why you are still worried even though the screen showed no signs of ADHD. A trained psychiatric practitioner, such as a licensed psychologist, is the best way to formally identify or rule out ADHD.”
Want to learn more?
We still recommend that people who are worried about their attitude or actions seek expert support. While certain of the primary ADHD symptoms may not have been identified in this test, you may also have ADHD – this will only be explained with a comprehensive assessment. If you’re worried with how you feel, we’d still recommend talking to anyone. Our team of qualified practitioners are also skilled clinicians and can help determine whether there is a problem that we can help with. Please contact our psychologists for a full and accurate diagnosis.
“ADHD POSSIBLE – Based on your answers to this adult ADHD test, you may or may not have attention deficit disorder. People who have reacted similarly to you often apply for the diagnosis of ADHD. Some people with scores close to yours have pursued specialist help for this; others have not. Only a qualified, licensed medical professional can diagnose or rule out ADHD.”
Want to learn more?
We still recommend that people who are worried about their attitude or actions seek expert support. While certain of the primary ADHD symptoms may not have been identified in this test, you may also have ADHD – this will only be explained with a comprehensive assessment. If you’re worried with how you feel, we’d still recommend talking to anyone. Our team of qualified practitioners are also skilled clinicians and can help determine whether there is a problem that we can help with. Please contact our psychologists for a full and accurate diagnosis.
“ADHD POSSIBLE – Based on your answers to this adult ADHD test, you may or may not have attention deficit disorder. People who have reacted similarly to you often apply for the diagnosis of ADHD. Some people with scores close to yours have pursued specialist help for this; others have not. Only a qualified, licensed medical professional can diagnose or rule out ADHD.”
Want to learn more?
We still recommend that people who are worried about their attitude or actions seek expert support. While certain of the primary ADHD symptoms may not have been identified in this test, you may also have ADHD – this will only be explained with a comprehensive assessment. If you’re worried with how you feel, we’d still recommend talking to anyone. Our team of qualified practitioners are also skilled clinicians and can help determine whether there is a problem that we can help with. Please contact our psychologists for a full and accurate diagnosis.
“ADHD LIKELY – Scores in this range indicate clear signs of ADHD and the examination of a trained psychiatric practitioner, such as a licensed psychologist, is required. These findings do not indicate that you have ADHD, but you should consider being tested. This screen is not intended to be either a diagnosis or the removal of a diagnosis. Diagnosis and treatment of conditions such as ADHD can be complicated and can only be done by in-person assessment. The signs of ADHD are distinct from those of ADHD. Only a qualified medical or mental health practitioner may diagnose ADHD or some other neurodevelopmental condition. Only a qualified, licensed medical professional can diagnose or rule out ADHD.”
Want to learn more?
We still recommend that people who are worried about their attitude or actions seek expert support. While certain of the primary ADHD symptoms may not have been identified in this test, you may also have ADHD – this will only be explained with a comprehensive assessment. If you’re worried with how you feel, we’d still recommend talking to anyone. Our team of qualified practitioners are also skilled clinicians and can help determine whether there is a problem that we can help with. Please contact our psychologists for a full and accurate diagnosis.
“ADHD LIKELY – Scores in this range indicate clear signs of ADHD and the examination of a trained psychiatric practitioner, such as a licensed psychologist, is required. These findings do not indicate that you have ADHD, but you should consider being tested. This screen is not intended to be either a diagnosis or the removal of a diagnosis. Diagnosis and treatment of conditions such as ADHD can be complicated and can only be done by in-person assessment. The signs of ADHD are distinct from those of ADHD. Only a qualified medical or mental health practitioner may diagnose ADHD or some other neurodevelopmental condition. Only a qualified, licensed medical professional can diagnose or rule out ADHD.”
Want to learn more?
We still recommend that people who are worried about their attitude or actions seek expert support. While certain of the primary ADHD symptoms may not have been identified in this test, you may also have ADHD – this will only be explained with a comprehensive assessment. If you’re worried with how you feel, we’d still recommend talking to anyone. Our team of qualified practitioners are also skilled clinicians and can help determine whether there is a problem that we can help with. Please contact our psychologists for a full and accurate diagnosis.
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- Question 1 of 15
1. Question
4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI forget things.
- Question 2 of 15
2. Question
4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI begin to answer before the other person finishes their question.
- Question 3 of 15
3. Question
4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI find difficulty in completing tasks.
- Question 4 of 15
4. Question
4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI have difficulty in concentration.
- Question 5 of 15
5. Question
4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI consider myself as restless.
- Question 6 of 15
6. Question
4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI don’t listen to others when they are speaking to me.
- Question 7 of 15
7. Question
4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI don’t enjoy doing quite leisure activities.
- Question 8 of 15
8. Question
4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI am often fidget.
- Question 9 of 15
9. Question
4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI find it difficult to organize tasks and activities.
- Question 10 of 15
10. Question
4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI don’t pay attention when others are speaking to me.
- Question 11 of 15
11. Question
4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI have difficulty in waiting for my turn in any situation.
- Question 12 of 15
12. Question
4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI have issues in organising myself or tasks.
- Question 13 of 15
13. Question
4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI can’t think for long on a task.
- Question 14 of 15
14. Question
4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI feel that I make careless mistakes.
- Question 15 of 15
15. Question
4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI find hard to remain focused on anything.