In Warrington, ADHD assessments for adults and children are primarily commissioned through NHS Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (CWP), which covers much of the Cheshire and Warrington integrated care system. As with much of England, waiting times for both adult and CAMHS pathways are currently substantial — multi-year waits are commonly reported, reflecting longstanding capacity pressures that have been compounded by sharply rising referral rates since the pandemic. Locally, GPs in Warrington tend to refer adults into the CWP community mental health pathway, though some patients have exercised their NHS Right to Choose entitlement to access accredited providers elsewhere, with variable awareness of this option among local practices. CAMHS capacity in the area remains particularly stretched, meaning families often wait considerably longer than adults for a first appointment. While none of this is a reason to lose hope, it does leave many individuals undiagnosed and unsupported for years. A qEEG brain-activity screen can provide objective, neurophysiological evidence of attentional differences, giving patients and their GPs meaningful clinical context to work with during what may be a lengthy NHS wait.