In Bradford and the surrounding West Yorkshire area, NHS ADHD assessments for both adults and children (CAMHS) are commissioned through Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust, which holds responsibility for community mental health and neurodevelopmental services across the district. Waiting times for a formal NHS assessment are currently substantial, with many patients facing multi-year waits from the point of GP referral to a diagnostic appointment, reflecting a nationwide shortfall in specialist capacity that is particularly acute in Bradford given the area's relatively high levels of socioeconomic deprivation and associated demand. GPs in Bradford typically refer adults into the community mental health pathway, though awareness of the NHS England Right to Choose scheme — which allows eligible patients to request assessment via an alternative qualified provider — has been growing locally, and some practices are now proactively informing patients of this option. While navigating this difficult wait, individuals can feel understandably frustrated and overlooked; a qEEG brain-activity screening can offer objective, measurable evidence of attentional and regulatory patterns, providing something tangible to discuss with clinicians while a formal diagnosis remains pending.