In Huddersfield, adult and children's ADHD assessments are commissioned through South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (SWYPFT), which covers much of the Calderdale, Kirklees, and Wakefield footprint. As with many NHS trusts nationally, waiting times for both adult and CAMHS pathways in this area are currently multi-year, and local GP surgeries in Kirklees have at times faced uncertainty about consistent referral routes, particularly following changes to integrated care board commissioning arrangements. Some Huddersfield residents have pursued the NHS Right to Choose pathway — which permits adults to request assessment from an alternative approved provider at NHS cost — though awareness of this option among local GPs has been variable, and administrative delays can still extend the overall timeline considerably. Capacity pressures mean that even those successfully referred may wait a long time before receiving any clinical contact. In this context, a qEEG brain-mapping assessment can provide objective, neurophysiological evidence of attentional and regulatory differences, giving individuals and their families meaningful, clinically grounded insight while they wait for a formal NHS diagnosis.