In Leeds and the wider West Yorkshire area, NHS ADHD assessments for adults are primarily managed through Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (LYPFT), while children and young people's assessments fall under Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust's CAMHS services. Both pathways are under considerable pressure, and waiting times for a formal NHS assessment are currently multi-year for many patients, reflecting a national pattern of demand far outstripping available clinical capacity. Adults in Leeds have increasingly explored the NHS Right to Choose pathway, which allows GP referral to alternative approved providers at NHS cost, though local GP awareness of this entitlement remains inconsistent, and some patients report difficulty securing the appropriate referral wording. Capacity issues across the region mean that even those who navigate Right to Choose successfully may experience delays before an appointment is confirmed. For individuals facing this prolonged uncertainty, a qEEG brain activity screening can provide objective, neurophysiological evidence of attentional and regulatory patterns — offering something tangible and clinically meaningful to hold while awaiting a formal NHS diagnosis.