ADHD Mind

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

Built on the same validated screening tools used in clinics. Made in Ireland, by someone who's lived it.

Start the free check

2 minutes · no email needed · full assessment free too · reports €29 or €59, only if you want one

  • Clinic-standard questions
  • Built from lived experience
  • 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.

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 your GP

A clear, personalised PDF report that organises the whole picture, so the conversation with your GP, or the therapist you already see, starts miles ahead of “I think I might have ADHD”.

Why this exists

A private adult ADHD assessment in Ireland costs €800 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.

Who's behind it

ADHD Mind was built by Éanna Healy, author of Understanding ADHD. Not a doctor, and he won't pretend to be one. Lived experience, validated instruments, and straight answers about what a screening can and can't tell you.

  • Clinic-standard questions

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

  • Built from lived experience

    ADHD Mind was created by a founder who has struggled with ADHD themselves.

  • Secure checkout by Stripe

    You pay on Stripe's own secure page. Your card details never touch our servers.

  • Privacy by design

    Your answers are deleted as soon as your report is generated, and your report link expires after 30 days.

  • 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; read a complete sample before spending a cent.

  • Sample report page: Your cover

    Your cover

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

  • Sample report page: Your summary, at a glance

    Your summary, at a glance

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

  • Sample report page: The picture your answers paint

    The picture your answers paint

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

  • Sample report page: Every scale, explained

    Every scale, explained

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

  • Sample report page: Your life, in your words

    Your life, in your words

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

  • Sample report page: Next steps in Ireland

    Next steps in Ireland

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

  • Sample report page: 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.

  • Sample report page: The Appointment PackPremium

    The Appointment Pack

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

  • Sample report page: The GP LetterPremium

    The GP Letter

    A one-page screening summary in clinical register, ready to hand across the desk. Premium also adds the Informant Appendix.

Real pages from the sample report, watermarked because they belong to a fictional customer. Every page is labelled screening, not diagnosis.

Read the full sample report

Standard

€29

The full report, complete in itself.

  • · Your full personalised PDF report
  • · Every scale scored and explained
  • · Next steps guide for Ireland
  • · Delivered by email within minutes
Recommended · walk in prepared

Premium

€59

Everything in Standard, plus the whole appointment solved. You walk in prepared, with evidence, and with nothing forgotten.

  • · The GP Letter: a formal one-page summary, ready to hand across the desk
  • · 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
  • · Éanna's ebook on living with ADHD, included (releases 26 July; earlier buyers get it by email that day)
  • · A fraction of the €800 and up a private assessment costs

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

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 your GP.