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Inside Your ADHD Mind Profile

A structured screening report, shown in full. This is a complete, genuine report generated by my system for “Sam”, a fictional customer with a strong mixed profile. Nothing shortened, nothing prettied up. What Sam got is what you get.

Open the sample report (PDF)

Your cover
Your name, your date. The start of the folder you bring to your assessment.
Your summary, at a glance
Every screen as a gauge, with the published cutoffs marked.
The picture your answers paint
Your pattern reflected back in plain language, before any numbers.
Every scale, explained
Your score, what it means, and just as deliberately, what it doesn't.
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.
Your life, in your words
Your answers quoted exactly as you typed them. No software interprets them.
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.
Start here: your next single action
Not the whole system. Two or three ranked moves, in order, based on what you told me.
Next steps in Ireland
GP route, HSE waits, private costs, and what to bring.
The pages for the things you'll forget
Fill them in during the days before your appointment.
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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.
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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.

What's inside

A summary dashboard: every screen as a gauge with the published cutoffs marked.
A fill-in section for the days before your appointment, because the struggles you live with on a Tuesday have a way of vanishing in the room.
Each questionnaire explained: your score, what it means, and just as deliberately, what it doesn't.
The picture your answers paint: your results reflected back in plain language before any numbers.
Your life, in your words: the optional personal questions, quoted exactly as you typed them.
What it means together: the combined reading a clinician would want to see.
What this pattern can feel like day to day, from lived experience, clearly labelled as not a diagnosis.
The Ireland next-steps guide and a boxed summary written for a clinician's eyes.
Premium adds the GP Letter, the Appointment Pack (questions to ask, your symptom timeline, the childhood evidence sheet) and the Informant Appendix.

Sam's report runs to sixteen pages. Yours will differ with your answers: sections appear and disappear based on what you say and skip. Your full report is free. The €9 appointment bundle adds the GP Letter, the Appointment Pack and the Informant Appendix. It starts with the free 2-minute check.

Sam is fictional, and the report is a screening, not a diagnosis. Only a qualified clinician can diagnose ADHD.