NHS ADHD assessment services in Solihull fall primarily under Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (BSMHFT), which holds responsibility for both adult and CAMHS pathways across the area. As with much of England, waiting times are currently multi-year for most patients, reflecting longstanding demand that has significantly outpaced available clinical capacity. Many Solihull GPs refer adults through BSMHFT's neurodevelopmental pathway, though some surgeries have begun signposting patients towards the NHS Right to Choose scheme, which allows adults to access an ADHD assessment with an alternative NHS-funded provider without needing to wait on the local list — uptake in the Solihull area is growing, though awareness among GPs remains inconsistent. Parents seeking CAMHS assessment for children typically face the longest waits, with limited Right to Choose equivalency available for under-18s at present. While navigating this uncertain and often frustrating wait, a qEEG brain activity screening can provide objective, measurable data about attention-related neurological patterns — giving individuals and families something concrete to bring to any future clinical or educational conversation.