ADHD Mind

Think it might be ADHD? Find out where you stand in 15 minutes.

Built on the same validated screening questionnaires used in clinics, scored against the same published cutoffs. Made in Limerick.

A private assessment in Ireland costs €930 and up, and public lists run years. Finding out where you stand costs 15 minutes.

Start the free check

2 minutes · no email needed · the full assessment and your full report are free

A report page listing the answers you marked most stronglyThe cover of an ADHD Mind profile reportA report page summarising each scale against its cutoff

25 pages, free at the end.

  • Clinic-standard questions
  • Built from lived experience
  • Scored the same way every time
  • Secure checkout by Stripe
  • Privacy by design
  • Irish registered company
  • Full refund, no questions

The free 2-minute check

The six official screening questions clinicians start with. No email needed to see your result, and your answers never leave your browser.

Sound familiar?

You think about replying every day. It has been two weeks now.

You cleaned the whole flat rather than make the phone call.

The washing sat in the machine so long you had to run it again.

You put it somewhere safe. You have not seen it since.

You were busy all day and can't name one thing you actually finished.

Your head is full of ideas. Starting any of them feels impossible.

Everyone recognises a few, sometimes. If they have been landing for years, and costing you, there are fifty more where those came from, and an honest way to find out what they mean.

School report · summer term

Could do better.

Some of us have been carrying that sentence for thirty years.

It came in different words depending on who you were. Chatty. Away with the fairies. Capable but careless. Bright, but doesn't apply herself. Not living up to his potential.

None of them were descriptions of ability. They were descriptions of output, written by people who had no word for the difference.

The words changed but the dismissing did not. Now it arrives as everyone is a bit like that, or isn't that just an excuse, or that the whole thing is a fashion. What answers it is not a better argument. It is the specifics, written down, so the pattern is something you can look at instead of something you have to win.

How it works

1

Answer honestly

Four validated screening questionnaires: about 60 questions, 12 to 15 minutes, one question per screen. No timers, progress saved as you go.

2

Get your profile

Your answers are scored against the same published cutoffs clinics use, across ADHD symptoms now, childhood history, anxiety and mood.

3

Bring it to the assessment

A clear, personalised PDF report that organises the whole picture, so your next step, a GP referral or a private assessment you book yourself, starts miles ahead of “I think I might have ADHD”.

Why this exists

A private adult ADHD assessment in Ireland costs €930 to €1,500, and public waiting lists are years long. Most people don't need to start there; they need a structured, honest first step. That first step shouldn't cost four figures.

Why anxiety and mood are in an ADHD screening

I spent my twenties being treated for depression and anxiety, and nobody ever asked what was sitting underneath them. I worked it out for myself in my thirties and was assessed after that.

That is the only reason this screening asks about mood and anxiety at all. A screening that only looks for ADHD will find ADHD. That is the failure that cost me ten years, and I was not going to build it again.

I am not a clinician, and having ADHD is not a qualification to assess anyone else for it.

Éanna Healy, Limerick. ADHD Mind is run by Revival Point Ltd.

What actually gets measured

Four validated questionnaires, named openly, each scored against the cutoff its authors published. The same answers always produce the same report.

How things are now

ASRS v1.1

threshold 4 of 6

The World Health Organization's adult screen. Six Part A items carry the result.

Childhood history

WURS-25

cutoff 46

Adult ADHD is not assessed on this year alone. This looks back at the child you were.

Anxiety

GAD-7

10

Anxiety can look identical to ADHD from the inside. Screening it tells the two apart.

Mood

PHQ-9

10

Low mood overlaps too, and is sometimes the better explanation. It belongs in the picture.

  • Clinic-standard questions

    Validated instruments, including the WHO adult ADHD screen, scored to published cutoffs.

  • Built from lived experience

    Created by Éanna Healy, who spent his twenties treated for depression and anxiety before being assessed and diagnosed with ADHD. Not a clinician, and the site says so plainly.

  • Scored the same way every time

    Your report is generated from the published scoring rules, so it is the same report anyone giving your answers would get. No opinion, no interpretation, no one grading you.

  • Secure checkout by Stripe

    You pay on Stripe's own secure page. Your card details never reach this site.

  • Privacy by design

    Your answers are deleted as soon as your report is generated. Your report link lasts 30 days, or 12 months with the bundle.

  • Irish registered company

    Revival Point Ltd, registered in Limerick, Ireland. VAT is included in the price.

  • Full refund, no questions

    If your report does not arrive or does not open, you get a full refund.

Inside Your ADHD Mind Profile

A structured screening report that turns years of scattered wondering into something a clinician can use. Built to be printed, highlighted and kept: the folder you bring to your assessment. No mystery about the product either; see every page of it before spending a cent.

  • A page of the report: Your cover

    Your cover

    Your name, your date. The start of the folder you bring to your assessment.

  • A page of the report: Your summary, at a glance

    Your summary, at a glance

    Every screen as a gauge, with the published cutoffs marked.

  • A page of the report: The picture your answers paint

    The picture your answers paint

    Your pattern reflected back in plain language, before any numbers.

  • A page of the report: Every scale, explained

    Every scale, explained

    Your score, what it means, and just as deliberately, what it doesn't.

  • A page of the report: The answers you marked most strongly

    The answers you marked most strongly

    The exact questions you rated at the very top of the scale, quoted back, so you can point at them instead of searching for words.

  • A page of the report: Your life, in your words

    Your life, in your words

    Your answers quoted exactly as you typed them. No software interprets them.

  • A page of the report: What this pattern can feel like

    What this pattern can feel like

    Written around the parts of life you said it costs you most, in the ordinary detail nobody usually says out loud.

  • A page of the report: Start here: your next single action

    Start here: your next single action

    Not the whole system. Two or three ranked moves, in order, based on what you told me.

  • A page of the report: Next steps in Ireland

    Next steps in Ireland

    GP route, HSE waits, private costs, and what to bring.

  • A page of the report: The pages for the things you'll forget

    The pages for the things you'll forget

    Fill them in during the days before your appointment.

  • A page of the report: The Appointment Pack

    The Appointment Pack

    In the bundle

    Questions to ask the clinician, your symptom timeline, and the childhood evidence sheet. Three fill-in pages, so you arrive prepared.

  • A page of the report: The Screening Summary

    The Screening Summary

    In the bundle

    A one-page screening summary in clinical register, ready to print or attach to an intake form. Premium also adds the Informant Appendix.

Every page of the report, blurred on purpose. You can see how much there is and what each page does; what it actually says is yours to read in your own, about your own answers.

See what is in the report

For calibration: a private ADHD assessment in Ireland runs €930 to €1,500, and public waiting lists are measured in years. This is the prepared first step, not the assessment itself.

Your full report

Free

Everything you told me, scored and organised into something a clinician takes seriously. No payment, no card.

  • Your full personalised PDF report
  • Every scale scored and explained
  • What the results mean together
  • Next steps guide for Ireland
  • Emailed to you within minutes
Recommended · arrive prepared

The appointment bundle

€14

For the appointment where you go blank. Your history, your examples and your evidence, written down before it starts, so none of it depends on remembering it on the day.

  • Your evidence pages: the questions you rated most strongly, turned into the concrete examples every assessment asks for
  • Your impairment pages: what it has actually cost you, in the areas of your life you named, because assessors ask that and almost nobody is ready for it
  • The Screening Summary: one formal page, ready to hand to a GP or attach to a private clinic's intake form
  • The Appointment Pack: questions to ask, your symptom timeline, the childhood evidence sheet
  • The Informant Appendix: someone who knows you well, in their own words, with the message to send them already written
  • The ebook Understanding the ADHD Mind: 21 chapters, downloadable straight away
  • Yours for 12 months, not 30 days: because a public-list appointment can be a long way off

The assessment itself is free to take. You choose a report only at the end, if you want one, and prices include VAT.

Free resources, no strings

Understanding ADHD

Doing something about it

This is a self-report screening tool, not a medical diagnosis. The questionnaires used here are the same validated screening instruments used in clinics, but only a qualified clinician can diagnose ADHD or any other condition. Your report is designed to help you have a better-informed conversation with a GP or an assessing clinician.