In Liverpool and across Merseyside, adult ADHD assessments are primarily commissioned through Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust, while children and young people's services fall under CAMHS pathways managed by the same trust and local provider collaboratives. Waiting times for both adult and paediatric NHS assessments in this region are currently substantial, with many patients facing multi-year delays from GP referral to first appointment, reflecting national capacity pressures that are particularly acute here. Some Liverpool-area GPs are familiar with the NHS Right to Choose pathway, which allows adults to self-refer to an alternative accredited NHS provider, though awareness and uptake remain inconsistent across different practices, and not all GPs actively signpost patients towards this option. Families and adults navigating these waits often feel unsupported and uncertain about next steps. A qEEG brain activity screening can provide objective, clinically meaningful data about attention and arousal regulation, giving individuals something concrete and evidence-based to discuss with their GP or future assessing clinician while they wait.