This 18-question ADHD screening quiz uses DSM-5 diagnostic criteria to assess inattention and hyperactivity symptoms. Free self-assessment tool designed by Columbia psychiatrist Dr. Ryan Sultan.

🧠 ADHD Self-Assessment Quiz

Discover Your ADHD Profile

Evidence-based assessment by Dr. Ryan Sultan, Columbia University

This 18-question assessment is based on the DSM-5 criteria for ADHD and Dr. Sultan's clinical experience with over 1,000 patients. Takes about 5 minutes to complete.

⚠️ Important: This is a screening tool, not a diagnosis. Only a qualified healthcare professional can diagnose ADHD.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this ADHD quiz accurate?

This ADHD screening quiz uses DSM-5 diagnostic criteria - the same criteria psychiatrists use. However, only a trained clinician can provide an official ADHD diagnosis through full evaluation.

How many symptoms do I need for ADHD?

Adults need 5+ symptoms of inattention or hyperactivity-impulsivity. Children need 6+ symptoms. Symptoms must be present for 6+ months and cause impairment in multiple settings.

Can I diagnose myself with ADHD from this quiz?

No, self-diagnosis is not sufficient. This quiz screens for ADHD symptoms but professional evaluation by a psychiatrist or psychologist is required for official diagnosis and treatment.

What should I do if I score high on this ADHD quiz?

Schedule a full ADHD evaluation with a psychiatrist or psychologist experienced in ADHD assessment. Bring the quiz results to your appointment.