In Bristol, NHS ADHD assessments for adults fall under Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust (AWP), while children and young people are seen through Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) Integrated Care Board's commissioned CAMHS services. Waiting times across both pathways are currently multi-year, reflecting demand that has consistently outpaced available clinical capacity in this region. Bristol GPs have shown relatively strong awareness of the NHS Right to Choose scheme, which allows adults to request an assessment from an alternative approved NHS provider, though many patients still report difficulty navigating the referral process and encounter long waits even via that route. CAMHS waiting lists remain particularly pressured, with families often describing a frustrating cycle of re-referrals and threshold reviews before a formal assessment slot is offered. For those waiting, a qEEG brain activity screening can provide objective, clinically relevant data about attention and regulatory patterns, giving both patients and their GPs a clearer, evidence-based picture while the NHS assessment process runs its course.