For Australian adults · 18+

Understand your ADHD screening result.
A place to start.

Wondering about ADHD? Understand your screening result and prepare for a conversation with a GP or specialist.

Start with the free six-question Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale (ASRS-v1.1) screener. A starting point, not a diagnosis.

Start the free screening How it works
  • About two minutes
  • No name or email required
  • Free result and PDF
A starting point for your next conversation
First page of an example six-question screening report using synthetic answers, showing a non-diagnostic result summary.
Your result, to keep.

A free printable summary for your records or a GP appointment.

Example report · synthetic answers

The instrument Published screener wording. Scored as published.

ASRS-v1.1 & its limits

From questions to conversation

Something useful.
Free to screen, free to keep.

You don't need to have it all figured out. Begin with six questions about the past six months, at your own pace.

See the process
  1. 01

    Your result, explained

    See how many of your six answers fall in the screener's shaded range, what the published threshold means, and what it does not mean.

  2. 02

    Next steps in Australia

    Understand how assessment usually works here, what to bring to a GP appointment, and questions worth asking about the pathway, waiting times and costs.

  3. 03

    A summary to take with you

    Download the same summary as a free PDF to print or bring along. It adds no extra analysis. The screening, your result and this PDF are all free.

Clear about our limits

A screening.
Not a diagnosis.

A result is one part of a bigger conversation. If difficulties are affecting your life, speak to a GP, whatever your result.

What this website provides

  • The six-question ASRS-v1.1 screener, worded and scored exactly as published
  • A clear, non-diagnostic explanation of your result
  • Practical help preparing for a professional appointment
  • Control over your data: view, copy or delete it at any time

What it does not provide

  • A diagnosis, or a probability that you have ADHD
  • Treatment or medication advice
  • Clinical review of your answers
  • Crisis support (see below for services that do)

When you're ready

Take the first small step.

Six questions about the past six months. You can stop at any time and your progress is kept on this device.

Start the free screening Free. No account needed.