In Bath and the surrounding Somerset area, adult ADHD assessments are generally commissioned through NHS Bath and North East Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire Integrated Care Board (BSW ICB), with clinical services often delivered via Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust or Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust depending on where a patient resides. CAMHS ADHD referrals in this region follow a similarly fragmented pathway, and families frequently report uncertainty about which service will pick up their child's referral. Current NHS waiting times for a formal ADHD assessment in this area are realistically multi-year for both adults and young people, reflecting well-documented national capacity pressures that are particularly acute across the BSW footprint. While the Right to Choose pathway theoretically allows adults to seek assessment elsewhere within the NHS, local GPs vary considerably in their familiarity with initiating such referrals, meaning many patients remain on long standard waiting lists without being offered this option. In the meantime, a qEEG brain activity screen can provide objective, clinically meaningful data about attention and self-regulation, giving patients and their families something concrete to discuss with healthcare professionals while they wait.