What the scan
actually does.
A qEEG (quantitative EEG) scan measures the electrical activity of your brain across different cognitive states. Patterns associated with ADHD have been studied for decades — qEEG screening surfaces those patterns alongside a clinical interview, giving you supportive evidence rather than guesswork.
- Non-invasive recording. A 30–45 minute session with a comfortable EEG cap. No needles, no medications, no scans inside a tube.
- Multiple cognitive states. Activity recorded at rest and during attention tasks, so the analysis sees both baseline and response.
- Reference comparison. Your readings compared against established normative databases used in clinical research.
- Always clinician-reviewed. No fully-automated reports. A qualified clinician reviews every scan and writes the interpretation.
- Supportive, not standalone. qEEG is a screening aid. A formal ADHD diagnosis still requires assessment by a clinical specialist — qEEG findings inform that pathway, they don't replace it.