In Walsall, adult and children's ADHD assessments are commissioned through Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, which covers the wider Black Country area including Walsall. As with much of England, waiting times for both adult and CAMHS pathways are currently multi-year, reflecting significant demand that has consistently outpaced available clinical capacity across the region. Many Walsall residents have explored the NHS Right to Choose pathway, which allows adults to request referral to an alternative NHS-commissioned provider without leaving the NHS system, though awareness among local GPs remains inconsistent and patients sometimes need to advocate firmly for this option at the point of referral. CAMHS routes offer no equivalent Right to Choose provision, leaving families with particularly limited alternatives while waiting. Capacity pressures mean that even those successfully referred can face lengthy delays before a first appointment is offered. For individuals navigating this uncertain wait, a qEEG brain activity screening can provide objective, clinically meaningful data about neurological patterns associated with attention difficulties, giving both the individual and their future clinician something concrete to work with from the outset.