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The free adult ADHD test gives your three-domain profile. The ADHD Action Report turns that profile into a careful score reading, three research lenses, your four changes in order, a first week in three small steps and a page to take to a clinician.

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AttentionImpulsivityEmotion regulationNot diagnosis

Last reviewed October 14, 2026

Worked example

Three pages from a worked example

A finished report for an example result: the Drifter, with attention and executive function at 77, hyperactivity at 42 and emotion regulation at 53, 59 overall. Yours is written from your own scores. Tap a page to see it full size.

Worked example, the cover: the Drifter, the three-domain triangle with attention at 77, an overall load of 59 in the moderate-high band, and what the screen suggests — **The cover**Your pattern, your three domains and what the screen suggests

Worked example, the first two of the four changes, Move memory out of your head and Pre-commit the when and where, each with why it comes first, one concrete step and the evidence behind it — **Your four changes**In order, each with why it comes there, one step and its evidence

Worked example, a page for your clinician: the three domain scores and the total with their bands, what to gather before the visit, questions to ask and what an evaluation usually involves — **A page for your clinician**Your scores, what to gather, questions to ask and what an evaluation involves

Free profile vs premium report

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The report is not a diagnosis. It is a structured, educational interpretation of your self-report pattern and a practical next-step organizer.

Always free

Your three-domain ADHD profile, archetype, total, clinician note and every evidence-based pathway for your pattern.

Premium report

A close reading of your scores, three research lenses, your four changes in order, a first week in three small steps, honest next steps, five reflection prompts and a page to take to a clinician.

What you get

A practical action report, written from your result.

Your three domains

Attention and executive function, hyperactivity and impulsivity, and emotional self-regulation, each read by its score, and what they mean together.

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Three research lenses

Your pattern through clinical science, executive function and lived experience.

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Your four changes, in order

Each with why it comes where it does, one concrete step and the evidence behind it.

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Your first week

Three small steps to start with, sized for your profile.

Next steps and the comorbidity picture

Whether an evaluation makes sense for your profile, what to bring, and which look-alikes to rule out, such as sleep loss, anxiety and depression.

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Reflection prompts

Five questions to sit with, written for your pattern and your scores.

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A page for your clinician

Your scores on one page, with what to gather before the visit, questions to ask and what an evaluation usually involves, including the conditions that can look like ADHD or come with it.

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Questions

Before you buy

Is this a diagnosis?

No. It is educational decision support and structured self-reflection. It does not diagnose, treat, or rule out ADHD or any condition.

What is the difference between free and paid?

The free test gives your profile and its pathways. The PDF gives the deeper interpretation, three research lenses, your four changes in order, a first week in three small steps, five reflection prompts and a page to take to a clinician.

What if I am concerned about ADHD?

Talk to a licensed clinician. The report includes a page made to take to that appointment, with your scores, what to gather and questions to ask. A high self-report score is a signal worth discussion, not a conclusion.