In Bury, Greater Manchester, NHS ADHD assessments for adults fall under Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH), while children and young people are seen through the local CAMHS pathway, which operates under significant pressure across the borough. Waiting times for both routes are currently multi-year, reflecting a demand that has substantially outpaced available clinical capacity throughout the region. Many Bury residents are increasingly exercising their Right to Choose, a legal entitlement allowing GP referrals to alternative NHS-funded providers, though awareness of this option among local GPs remains inconsistent, and some patients report needing to advocate firmly before a referral is made. GP surgeries in Bury typically route adult referrals through GMMH's community mental health teams, which can add further triage delays before a formal assessment pathway is even confirmed. For those facing this lengthy and often frustrating wait, qEEG brain activity screening offers a clinically grounded, objective measure of neurological patterns associated with ADHD, providing meaningful evidence to inform conversations with both GPs and future assessing clinicians.