ADHDtest

ADHDtest is an online platform that provides a structured, clinically oriented self-assessment tool for adults who suspect they may have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. The core offering is a free, 86-question diagnostic screening test based on the DSM-5 criteria, the standard diagnostic reference used by mental health professionals. Users complete the questionnaire in a single session that typically lasts between 30 and 60 minutes. After submission, the system processes the answers and delivers an instant, personalized report indicating whether the user’s responses align with the symptoms of ADHD. The test does not provide a formal medical diagnosis; instead, it serves as an initial screening step, with a clear disclaimer that only qualified health professionals can diagnose mental health disorders. The platform is designed to be accessible and affordable. It accepts major health insurance plans to cover the cost of the assessment, reducing the financial barrier for individuals seeking clarity about their symptoms. More than 2,350 adults worldwide have used the test since its launch. The methodology behind the questionnaire was developed in collaboration with HCPC-registered clinical psychologists, and it follows BPS-accredited standards, indicating a degree of professional oversight and academic grounding. Beyond the single test, the website offers several supportive features. A section titled “How It Works” explains the process step by step, from registration to receiving the report. Users can find detailed information about ADHD symptoms, treatment options, and frequently asked questions in the “Online Tests” and “Blog” sections. The “About Us” page describes the team’s background and editorial policy, which outlines how content is reviewed for accuracy. T