In Norwich and the wider Norfolk area, NHS ADHD assessments for both adults and children are managed through Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT), which has faced well-documented capacity pressures for several years. Adults awaiting an ADHD assessment through NSFT are currently facing multi-year waits, and the situation for CAMHS referrals is similarly stretched, leaving many families and individuals in prolonged uncertainty. Some Norfolk residents have exercised their Right to Choose, which allows GP referrals to be directed to an alternative NHS-commissioned provider, though uptake varies and eligibility criteria mean it is not a straightforward route for everyone; GPs across Norwich tend to refer initially through standard NSFT pathways, often leaving patients unaware of alternative options. The emotional and practical toll of waiting without a formal diagnosis or support is real and significant. For those navigating this difficult period, a qEEG brain activity screening can provide objective, clinically grounded evidence of attentional and regulatory differences, helping individuals better understand their presentation while they await their NHS appointment.