Free ADHD Screening Quiz
An adaptive screening tool for parents and caregivers of children ages 5–17 that adjusts questions based on your responses
Important Medical Disclaimer
This ADHD screener is an educational tool only. It is not intended to provide a medical diagnosis and should not replace professional evaluation. Only a licensed healthcare provider can diagnose ADHD. If you have concerns about your child's attention or behavior, please consult your pediatrician.
🔒 Your responses are completely private and are not stored or shared with anyone.
📊 This adaptive screener adjusts questions based on your responses for efficiency
🔒 Your responses are completely private and are not stored or shared with anyone.
About This ADHD Screening Tool
What This Screener Covers
- • Inattention: focus, follow-through, distractibility, forgetfulness
- • Hyperactivity & Impulsivity: restlessness, blurting, turn-taking
- • Executive Function: organization, time management, planning
- • Functional Impact across home, school, and social settings
Age Range & Purpose
- • Designed for children ages 5-17 years
- • Adaptive flow - typically 10-20 questions based on your responses
- • Helps identify patterns that may indicate ADHD
- • Guides you toward professional consultation and school supports
Common Signs of ADHD to Watch For
Early identification of attention and self-regulation challenges can lead to better outcomes through timely support. This screening helps parents recognize patterns across four key areas.
Key Areas Assessed:
Sustaining attention, following instructions, finishing tasks
Restlessness, blurting, waiting turns, interrupting
Organization, time management, working memory
Home routines, school performance, social relationships
What Happens After the Screening
After completing the screener, you'll receive tailored guidance based on your responses, including:
- Interpretation of your screening results
- Recommendations for next steps at home and school
- Resources for professional evaluation
- Tips to support attention and organization
- Information about 504/IEP supports
Early Supports Make a Difference
If this screening suggests your child may benefit from professional evaluation, schedule a visit with your pediatrician and talk to your child's school about supports. Early strategies can significantly improve daily functioning.
Frequently Asked Questions About ADHD Screening
Get answers to common questions about ADHD screening, next steps, and supports for your child's attention and behavior.
How accurate is this ADHD screening quiz?
This tool is designed to identify potential signs of ADHD based on common clinical criteria. While it's a helpful first step, it's not a diagnostic tool. Only licensed healthcare professionals can provide an official diagnosis. Use it to guide conversations with your pediatrician and school.
At what age should I be concerned about ADHD signs?
ADHD symptoms often appear in early childhood and must be present before age 12 for diagnosis. This screening is suitable for children ages 5-17, when academic and social expectations make patterns clearer. Trust your instincts and seek guidance if you have concerns.
What should I do if the screening suggests my child may have ADHD?
Schedule an appointment with your pediatrician to discuss your observations. Request input from teachers and consider a school evaluation for supports like a 504 Plan or IEP. Ask about behavioral strategies and organizational supports to help at home and school.
How long does the ADHD screening take to complete?
The screening typically takes 5-10 minutes. It uses an adaptive flow, so you may answer 10-20 questions depending on your responses. Your answers are private and not stored.
Is this screening appropriate if my child has other conditions?
Many conditions can affect attention and behavior. This screening provides general guidance. Share results with your healthcare provider, who can interpret them in the context of your child's overall profile, including learning differences or anxiety.