Halifax falls within the catchment of South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (SWYPFT), which holds responsibility for both adult and children and adolescent mental health (CAMHS) ADHD assessment services across the Calderdale area. As with much of England, waiting times for a formal NHS ADHD assessment in this region are currently multi-year, reflecting significant demand that continues to outpace available clinical capacity. Local GPs in Calderdale have increasingly signposted patients towards the NHS Right to Choose pathway, which allows adults to request assessment from an alternative NHS-commissioned provider, though uptake varies and many patients remain unaware the option exists or find those external lists similarly stretched. CAMHS pathways in particular face acute pressure, with families often reporting prolonged uncertainty after initial referral. For those navigating this difficult wait, a qEEG brain activity screening offers objective, clinically grounded data about neurological function that can help individuals, families, and professionals build a clearer picture while awaiting a formal NHS diagnosis.