In Canterbury and the surrounding Kent area, adult and children's ADHD assessments are commissioned through NHS Kent and Medway, with services delivered via Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust (KMPT) for adults and through local CAMHS for younger patients. Current waiting times across both pathways are widely reported as multi-year, reflecting a significant and well-documented national shortfall in capacity that is felt particularly acutely in this part of the South East. Many Canterbury-area GPs are familiar with the NHS England Right to Choose pathway, which allows adults to self-refer to an alternative NHS-funded provider, though uptake has been variable locally and some qualifying providers have themselves paused referrals due to demand. Patients navigating this uncertain wait often struggle to demonstrate the functional impact of their difficulties to employers, schools, or support services. In this context, a qEEG brain activity screening assessment can provide objective, clinically grounded evidence of attentional dysregulation, giving individuals something tangible and documented while they await their formal NHS diagnosis.