Embrace Child Attention & Focus Tool

Child ADHD Screening

This child attention screening helps you notice patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity that may be worth exploring more fully. It is designed as a thoughtful starting point for parents and caregivers.

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Questions

Scale

0–3

Progress

Instructions

Think about your child’s typical behavior across settings such as home, school, and daily routines. Choose the response that best fits how often each behavior is true.

Disclaimer: This questionnaire does not serve as a diagnosis. It is a screening tool designed to help inform your inquiry at Embrace New Life Counseling & Wellness.

Live Score Preview

Scores update automatically as selections are made. When complete, open the results popup for a summary and next-step guidance.

Total Score

Possible range: 0–54

Inattention

Questions 1–9

Hyperactive / Impulsive

Questions 10–18

Completion

0 of 18 answered

Elevated scores do not confirm ADHD. They can, however, suggest that a fuller evaluation may be helpful, especially when these patterns are persistent and interfere with functioning.

How this screen is organized

This page separates two common symptom clusters often considered in ADHD screening.

Inattention: distractibility, forgetfulness, difficulty sustaining focus, and trouble finishing tasks.

Hyperactive / Impulsive: fidgeting, excessive movement, blurting, interrupting, and difficulty waiting.

Clinical Note

Attention concerns can overlap with anxiety, trauma, learning differences, sleep disruption, sensory issues, stress, and developmental factors. A screening result is best understood in context.