Start With Your Experience.
If difficulties with attention, organisation, impulsivity or restlessness are affecting your life, speak to your GP. They can consider your circumstances and whether a specialist assessment is appropriate.
Screening Is a Starting Point.
A screening questionnaire can help you organise what to discuss. It cannot diagnose ADHD. Our own guided screening feature is in preparation; use established resources while it is being developed.
Explore Adult Screening InformationPrepare for Your GP Appointment.
- Write down examples of how your difficulties affect home, work, education and relationships.
- Think about when these difficulties began, including childhood experiences.
- Ask whether a specialist assessment would be appropriate.
- If you are in England, ask about eligible NHS Right to Choose providers and the referral process.
- Ask what assessment, treatment, follow-up and prescribing arrangements a provider offers.
Right to Choose arrangements discussed here apply to England. Provider criteria, capacity and waiting times vary. Discuss the current options with your GP.
Sources: NHS Adult ADHD Information and NHS Right to Choose Guidance. Checked November 2026.