Objective qEEG brain screening using the same FDA-referenced biomarker trusted by neurologists worldwide. Real brain data. Real normative comparison. A professional report your GP will take seriously.
The primary FDA-referenced biomarker for ADHD. Measured at the central midline electrode — the exact site used in the NEBA system cleared by the FDA in 2013.
Secondary frontal midline measurement. Provides corroborating data from the frontal cortex, where executive function and attention are regulated.
Low frontal beta activity may indicate cortical hypoarousal — a well-documented neurological pattern associated with attention difficulties.
Complete band decomposition across delta, theta, alpha, beta, and gamma frequencies. Each band tells a different story about your brain's activity state.
A computerised attention task measuring reaction time, omission errors (inattention), commission errors (impulsivity), and response variability.
Your results are compared against age-matched norms from 311+ research subjects. We show exactly how many standard deviations you fall from the healthy average.
Choose your appointment. Fill in the intake form with basic details and presenting concerns beforehand.
We place a lightweight cap with four medical-grade EEG sensors on your scalp. Setup takes around 5 minutes. Completely painless.
Two minutes eyes open, two minutes eyes closed, and a three-minute attention task. Sit still, relax, and let your brain do the talking.
You receive a professional PDF report the same day with your TBR, z-scores, attention task results, and normative comparison. Ready for your GP.
The theta/beta ratio (TBR) has been studied in over 1,770 ADHD subjects across multiple peer-reviewed meta-analyses. In 2013, the FDA cleared the NEBA System as a diagnostic aid using this exact biomarker at electrode Cz.
Our normative database is compiled from six published research sources including Arns et al. (2013), Monastra et al. (1999), Clarke et al. (2001), and Ogrim et al. (2012), supplemented by our own computed norms from 311 real subjects across the Mendeley and IEEE open-access datasets.
The American Academy of Neurology reports an accuracy of 89-94% when TBR is combined with clinical evaluation.
Tired of waiting years on the NHS? Get objective brain data now that your GP can use to expedite a referral or support a private assessment.
Wondering if your difficulty concentrating is ADHD or something else? Our screening provides an objective neurological data point — not just another questionnaire.
Support EHCP applications and SEN assessments with objective neurological evidence. Bulk pricing available for educational institutions.
Supplement your clinical evaluation with quantitative EEG data. Our reports include z-scores, normative comparisons, and peer-reviewed citations.
Already on ADHD medication? A pre/post brain scan shows objective changes in brain activity — evidence that your treatment is working.
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A quantitative EEG (qEEG) measures the electrical activity of your brain using sensors placed on your scalp. It's completely non-invasive — no needles, no radiation, no discomfort. We analyse the patterns in your brain waves, specifically the ratio between theta and beta frequencies, which is an FDA-referenced biomarker for ADHD.
No. This is an objective brain screening that provides quantitative data to support or inform a clinical evaluation. ADHD diagnosis requires a comprehensive assessment by a qualified clinician including clinical interview, behavioural rating scales, and developmental history. Our report is designed as additional objective evidence to present to your GP or psychiatrist.
The American Academy of Neurology reports an accuracy of 89-94% when the theta/beta ratio is combined with clinical evaluation. As a standalone measure, sensitivity is approximately 58% and specificity 74%. This is why we provide it as supporting data for a clinician's assessment, not as a standalone diagnostic tool.
We screen children aged 6 and above, adolescents, and adults of all ages. Our normative database includes age-matched reference data for 10 different age groups from 6-7 years through to 60+, sourced from published peer-reviewed research.
Our reports include peer-reviewed citations, z-scores against published normative data, and clear clinical context. They are designed to provide objective supplementary data that a GP or psychiatrist can use alongside their own clinical evaluation. Many clinicians welcome additional neurological data to support their assessments.
A private ADHD assessment (£700-£1,500) typically involves a conversation with a psychiatrist using questionnaires and clinical interview — no brain measurement. We provide something they don't: actual objective brain data. Many clients use our screening to support their private assessment, or to provide evidence to their GP for an NHS referral.
Wash your hair on the day (no heavy products or oils). Avoid excessive caffeine on the morning of the test. If taking ADHD medication, discuss with your clinician whether to take it before the screening — we can scan both on and off medication for comparison.
We are based in Macclesfield, Cheshire — easily accessible from Manchester, Stockport, Wilmslow, Knutsford, and the wider North West. We also offer clinic sessions at selected locations across the region.
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