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2.6 million

Estimated number of people in the UK with ADHD.

2.1 million

Estimated number of people in the UK who are undiagnosed.

91%

of children with ADHD still experience symptoms as adults.

Adults with ADHD are five times more likely to attempt suicide.

The world we live in has been designed to meet the needs of the masses. Propel are here to level the playing field.

To the over 2.6 million people estimated to have ADHD in the UK. We see you. Propel's mission is to make the world work for you.

Book your free screening now. What you do after that is up to you.

You might (i) opt for an enhanced screening, (ii) complete a full assessment, (iii) check out our free ADHD resources, or, (iv) do nothing.

At the very least, check out our free resources. ADHD or not, they're free, and hopefully still helpful.

Articles on ADHD

23.02.25

From Forgetful to Focused: Productivity hacks that actually work for ADHD brains

17.02.25

ADHD Burnout: Recognising, preventing, and recovering from mental exhaustion

24.10.24

ADHD and Emotional Dysregulation: Why it’s more than just being 'too sensitive'

What our patients say about us

Toure's story: Discovering ADHD through fatherhood

For most of my life, I thought I was just ‘bad at being an adult’—it wasn’t until my son was diagnosed with ADHD that I saw myself in him and decided to seek my own assessment.

Damian's story: The diagnosis that changed everything

University was a blur of last-minute deadlines and missed appointments, but when my best friend got an ADHD diagnosis, I realised my struggles weren’t just about ‘not trying hard enough.

Siobhan's story: Why I never thought I had ADHD

I always thought ADHD meant being hyperactive, so I never considered it—until I read about how it presents in women and suddenly, my whole life made sense.

Common symptoms of ADHD*

Inattention to details

Restlessness or constant movement

Difficulty sustaining focus

Frequently losing items

Forgetfulness in daily activities

Impulsivity in speech or actions

Interrupting conversations

Struggling with time management

Difficulty following through on tasks

Trouble organising tasks

Hyperfocus on specific interests

Easily distracted by surroundings

*It's important to note that these symptoms are general and may not be exclusive to any specific neurotype.

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