This free ADHD test walks through the same screening questions clinicians use as a starting point- not a substitute for a diagnosis, but a genuine step toward understanding what's going on. Takes a few minutes; answers are yours alone.
Disclaimer: This test is intended for informational purposes only and should not replace a clinical diagnosis. If you have ongoing mental health concerns, consult a professional for a comprehensive assessment.
AT A GLANCE
Based on a recognised adult ADHD screening tool
Quick to complete, instant results
This isn't a quiz pulled together for a website. It's built on the Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale (ASRS), used by clinicians internationally as a first-line screening tool.
It's designed to evaluate how commonly ADHD-related symptoms are showing up in your day-to-day life. Your results won't tell you whether you have ADHD, but they will tell you whether it's worth finding out.
Drawn from a globally recognised adult ADHD screening instrument, not an internet checklist.
Your score flags whether your symptoms warrant a closer look. Only a qualified professional can diagnose ADHD.
If your results suggest possible ADHD, HelloDoc can connect you with a psychiatrist for a comprehensive telehealth assessment.
Your ADHD test score is a reference point, not a verdict; use it to gauge whether further clinical input is worth pursuing.
Your answers suggest minimal symptoms typical of adult ADHD. No further action is needed unless you’re experiencing unexplained difficulties in daily life.
Your responses point to mild-to-moderate challenges with focus, organisation or restlessness. Discussing this with a psychologist or your GP is a reasonable next step.
Your responses show a pattern of frequent, recurring symptoms. We’d strongly recommend raising these results with your GP or booking an assessment with one of our psychiatrists.
Speak with an AHPRA-registered psychiatrist at HelloDoc for a proper, qualified assessment.
No. This is a screening tool only. ADHD symptoms are complex and often overlap with other conditions; only a formal, in-depth psychiatric assessment can confirm an official diagnosis.
Around 2 to 5 minutes. It’s 20 questions, and there’s no need to overthink your answers; your first response is usually the most accurate.
A higher score doesn’t confirm ADHD, but it’s a strong signal worth acting on. We’d recommend booking a comprehensive assessment with one of our psychiatrists or raising your results with your GP.
Taking the first step towards better mental health doesn't have to be complicated. HelloDoc makes it easy to connect through secure online appointments, helping you access personalised support wherever you are in Australia.
