Altrincham falls within the catchment area of Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH), which holds responsibility for adult ADHD assessment services across much of Greater Manchester, while children and young people's assessments are typically managed through NHS Pennine Care or locally commissioned CAMHS pathways depending on the young person's postcode. Waiting times for an NHS ADHD assessment in this area are currently multi-year for adults, and CAMHS waits are similarly lengthy, reflecting a well-documented national capacity crisis that is particularly acute across Greater Manchester. Many Altrincham GPs are familiar with the NHS England Right to Choose pathway, which allows eligible adults to self-refer or be referred to alternative NHS-funded providers, though uptake varies and some patients report inconsistent awareness of this option at practice level. If you are facing a prolonged wait, a qEEG brain-activity screening can provide objective, clinically grounded evidence of attention-regulation patterns that you can share with your GP or future assessing clinician.