Sale falls within the catchment of Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH), which holds responsibility for both adult and children and adolescent (CAMHS) ADHD assessment services across much of this part of Trafford. As with much of England, waiting times for an NHS ADHD assessment in Sale are currently multi-year for adults, and CAMHS pathways frequently carry waits of similar or greater length, reflecting well-documented national capacity pressures that are particularly acute in Greater Manchester. Many local GPs refer routinely through Trafford's integrated care system, though a growing number of Sale residents are exploring the NHS Right to Choose pathway, which allows adults to request assessment via an alternative NHS-commissioned provider without losing their place in the local queue — something worth raising directly with your GP practice. CAMHS Right to Choose is not currently available, leaving families with fewer options while they wait. In the meantime, a clinically administered qEEG brain-activity screening can provide objective, measurable data about attentional and regulatory functioning, giving individuals and families something concrete and evidence-based to work with during what can feel like an indefinite period of uncertainty.