Objective ADHD Screening from Celebrate Difference
Understanding whether ADHD may be affecting you or your child can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re unsure where to start. Our ADHD Screening service is designed to provide clear, objective insight in a supportive and flexible way, helping you take the next step with confidence.
We offer an ADHD screening service which includes the clinically recognised tool QbCheck (which can be completed at home or in-person at The HUB Consett)n alongside professional interpretation and personalised feedback.
Our screening options are designed to give you clarity, context, and practical next steps — without necessarily committing to a full ADHD assessment.
ADHD Testing Packages
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| Features | Essentials | Plus | Comprehensive |
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| Discovery Call | |||
| Background History | — | ||
| Test Observations | — | — | |
| Test Location | At Home | At Home | The HUB |
| Time with Clinician | — | — | |
| Report Depth | Summary | Detailed | Comprehensive |
| Feedback Session | 30 min | 45 min | 1 hour |
| Optional Follow-up | — | ||
| Price | £295 / test Book Call | £395 / test Book Call | £545 / test Book Call |
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BestWhat is QbCheck?
QbCheck is a clinically validated tool designed to provide objective data that can support the understanding of ADHD-related traits. It measures key areas such as attention, impulsivity, and activity levels, helping to build a clearer picture alongside professional insight.
QbCheck can be completed at home (or in person if you would prefer.
It combines a computer-based task to assess attention and activity in a controlled environment and offers a convenient and accessible way to gather core data, about potential ADHD traits.
We use QbCheck because it is a validated tool, but the consultation we offer includes a much wider process and combines background information, clinical interpretation, and personalised feedback — to help you better understand whether ADHD may be a factor and what steps to consider next.
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