Know the whole history before they sit down.
Clients complete comprehensive history forms and research-normed questionnaires at home. You receive scored results and a plain summary — and the session is free for listening.
Comprehensive history forms
9 history forms created by a neuropsychologist after 15 years of clinical experience — including education history, substance use and trauma.
Researched norms
Over 20 mental health questionnaires with large sample sizes, presented in a way that's easy for clients to complete.
Browse the library →Automated scoring
No hand-scoring or spreadsheets. Reserve your time for the client interview.
Reminders and consent
Built-in reminders and consent forms mean clients arrive with everything complete.
Every score comes with a psychologist's interpretation.
Formula-based guidance, written by psychologists, sits beside each questionnaire result. You don't have to interpret raw scores and answers yourself — the guidance tells you what a result means and what to consider next.
Guidance is non-diagnostic. You make the clinical decision.
See the questionnaires and toolkits →Rule out what looks like ADHD
ADHD can present like many different problems. Ruling out other explanations helps you see whether it's ADHD or not.
Rule in what sits alongside it
Researched norms help rule in comorbid concerns such as social anxiety, depression, substance misuse, trauma, bipolar disorder and borderline personality traits.
Without trauma history, an ADHD assessment risks missing the information needed for an accurate differential diagnosis. Symptom overlap with anxiety, perfectionism and depression raises the risk of misdiagnosis and inappropriate treatment.
“Hyperfocus is excellent! It is thoughtfully designed to support both clients and practitioners, and continues to grow in creative ways that make care more accessible. I am so grateful for Tom and his team, and for the intention they put into Hyperfocus.”
“The built-in reminders and automatic scoring make it very easy for my clients to complete their forms in advance, and for me to have plenty of time to review results before our appointment.”