Say it messy
One line, the way it's in your head. It files the tasks, reminders and money.
The 18 questions doctors use to screen adults, one at a time.
Write to it like a friend. It keeps the lists for you.
One line, the way it's in your head. It files the tasks, reminders and money.
A short line each morning. Finish something, get the next one. Never the whole list.
Away for days? No wall of red. Just the one thing that matters.
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A neurodevelopmental condition that affects attention, activity and impulse control. It starts in childhood and often carries into adult life.
ADD is the old name. Doctors have called it all ADHD since 1987. What people mean by ADD is now the inattentive type.
It's classed as a neurodevelopmental condition: a difference in how the brain develops, not an illness that comes and goes.
Many GPs and clinics use this same WHO screener as a first step. A diagnosis still needs a full assessment with a specialist.
No. It shows whether your symptoms are frequent enough to be worth an assessment. Only a clinician can diagnose.
Questions and scoring from the WHO Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale (ASRS v1.1), Kessler et al., 2005. A screener, not a diagnosis. Searose is not a medical product. Privacy