Discover Your Child's Unique ADHD Brain Pattern
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Why Our Test Works When Others Fail
We don't just tell you your child has ADHD - we show you exactly which brain patterns need support.
Brain-Based Approach
Our quiz identifies which of 7 key brain areas are underdeveloped in your child's ADHD.
Personalized Results
Get a custom report with strategies that match your child's unique brain pattern.
5 Minutes Only
Quick, simple questions that any parent can answer - no medical knowledge needed.
Real Parents, Real Results
See how the Hidden Pattern Test changed lives
Sarah J.
Mom of 8-year-old
"After years of frustration, the Hidden Pattern Test showed us exactly why our son struggled with transitions. The simple exercises we got have made school mornings peaceful for the first time ever!"
Mike T.
Dad of 11-year-old
"We tried every ADHD strategy out there with little success. This test revealed our daughter's specific brain pattern and gave us targeted activities. Her teacher called us after 2 weeks to ask what changed!"
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from other ADHD assessments?
Most tests just confirm ADHD symptoms. Our assessment identifies which specific brain areas are underdeveloped (like impulse control or focus centers) so you can target those areas directly.
Do I need to be a doctor to understand the results?
Not at all! We explain everything in simple terms any parent can understand, with clear action steps you can start right away.
Is this test really free?
Yes! The assessment and basic report are completely free. We offer optional premium resources if you want more in-depth help.
How long does the test take?
Just 5 minutes! We keep it short because we know parents of ADHD kids are busy.