In Plymouth and the wider Devon area, adult and children's ADHD assessments are primarily commissioned through Livewell Southwest and University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust, with CAMHS provision falling under Devon Partnership NHS Trust for much of the surrounding county. Waiting times for a formal NHS ADHD assessment in this region are currently among the longest in England, with many patients facing multi-year waits from the point of GP referral to a first appointment. Capacity constraints have been well documented locally, and whilst the NHS Right to Choose pathway — which allows adults to be referred to an alternative provider at NHS expense — is available in principle, uptake and awareness among Plymouth GPs has been inconsistent, meaning some patients are not routinely informed of this option at the point of referral. Families and adults navigating this prolonged uncertainty often feel unsupported whilst waiting for a diagnosis that could meaningfully change their daily lives. A qEEG brain activity screening can provide objective, neurophysiological data about attention-related patterns, offering a clinically meaningful reference point whilst you wait for your NHS assessment to come through.