For adults with questions about attention
No. A screen can suggest whether a fuller evaluation is worth discussing, but only a qualified professional can diagnose ADHD. That evaluation looks at your history, how symptoms affect daily life and other possible explanations such as stress, sleep or anxiety. In Threaded Care, adult screening is available after you create an account and set up an adult profile.
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Illustrative examples, not customer stories or testimonials.
Sam, 34, has wondered about ADHD since college. Before seeing his doctor he writes down three recent examples, when he first noticed them and what has helped, so the appointment is about real situations.
After her son's evaluation, Nadia recognizes some of the same patterns in herself. She sets up her own adult profile separate from her son's and looks at what screening is available to her.
How screening works in Threaded Care, in order.
Sign up at app.threaded.care. Screening is not an instant public quiz on this website.
Adult screening is tied to an adult profile, separate from any child profiles.
Complete the screening available for your profile and keep the results with your own information to discuss with a professional.
What it is not: This page does not reproduce any questionnaire or scoring. Threaded Care screening is not a diagnosis, and Threaded Care does not prescribe medication.
Free worksheet · no sign-up
Bring this to an appointment with a doctor or other qualified professional.
Two or three recent, specific situations where attention got in the way:
When did I first notice this? (childhood, school, a new job, after a life change)
What has helped so far, even a little?
Questions I want to ask (other explanations, next steps, what an evaluation involves):
This worksheet is part of this page, not a feature of the Threaded Care app. It is not a clinical tool.
Step 1: Create an account at app.threaded.care.
Step 2: Set up your adult profile.
Step 3: View the screening available in the app, then take your results and this worksheet to a qualified professional.
These sources describe the need. They are not evidence that Threaded Care produces any result. Research prepared October 1, 2026.
National Institute of Mental Health · 2024
Attention difficulties can affect work and home life, a diagnosis requires an evaluation by a qualified professional, and some girls and women may have been missed in childhood.
Limitation: General health education. It does not mean every woman or every adult who is distracted has ADHD.
National Institute of Mental Health · 2024
Stress, sleep problems, anxiety and other conditions can look like ADHD, and practical organizing supports do not replace evaluation or treatment.
Limitation: General health education, not individual guidance.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention · October 10, 2024
An estimated 15.5 million U.S. adults (6.0%) self-reported a current ADHD diagnosis in 2023.
Limitation: Self-reported current diagnosis, not a screening or prevalence of symptoms.
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