Is it ADHD

or something else?

Take the Quiz to Find Out Why Your

Kid Can’t Focus, Listen, or Complete Tasks.

Are you a *

Parent

Caregiver

Are you the parent/caregiver of a child *

Under Age 12

Over Age 12

If you had to pick one of the following, which describes your child’s single biggest challenge? *

Your child can’t start or finish tasks and zones out

Your child is moody, anxious, or easily fearful

Your child has a history of early reading difficulties and/or slow processing issues that continue today

They haven’t been the same since they had an illness, physical problem, head injury, some traumatic event or some other unknown source?

Which of the following best describes your child’s or teen’s learning? *

Frequently asks questions over and over and needs constant reassurance about things they can do.

Avoids things

Is angry

Which of the following best describes your child’s executive functioning? *

Your child needs a high level of support to plan and prioritize their tasks

Your child needs a moderate level of support to plan and prioritize their tasks

Your child needs a low level of support to plan and prioritize their tasks

Your child can see the end result and gets what they are supposed to do

Which of the following best describes your child’s listening? *

Your child can’t follow directions of any length and needs multiple reminders

Your child can follow a 1-step direction independently

Your child can follow 2-3 step directions independently

Your child can follow multi-step directions independently

What is the hardest part of your child completing a task? *

Getting started

Understanding the task requirements

Understanding the content

Staying focused during the task

Which of the following best describes how your child manage stress? *

They have little tolerance for any stress

They have some coping skills but needs adult help most of the time

They have coping skills and mostly can manage stress on their own

They have great coping and stress management skills

Which of the following best describes your child’s problem-solving skills *

Is quick to anger or get emotional, so can’t problem solve on their own

Can’t see the solution so gives up or gets stuck

Can problem solve with adult guidance

Is a good problem solver

Your child’s or teen’s attention problems impact them the most in their *

School work

Family life

Social life

All areas

What is the greatest barrier to helping your child with their attention problem? *

You aren’t sure what to do to help them

You have tried a lot of things but nothing works

Your child isn’t willing or able to accept help

You don’t have enough time or resources

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