ADHD Parent Quick Start Evidence Pack
ADHD Parent Quick Start Evidence Pack
Feel prepared for your first GP or school conversation
Worried your child may have ADHD, but unsure what to write down? The Quick Start Evidence Pack gives you five practical PDF resources to organise concerns, record real examples and prepare your questions.
£9.99 · One-off purchase · Digital download · Printable · UK-focused
- Record what happens at home and school instead of relying on memory.
- Prepare your main concerns and questions before an appointment.
- Take a concise summary into conversations with your GP, teacher or SENCO.
Which pack is right for you?
| What you need | Quick Start · £9.99 | Complete · £24.99 |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Preparing for your first conversation | Ongoing tracking and meeting preparation |
| Resources | 5 essential PDFs | 11 PDF sections |
| Signs checklist, home and school evidence tracker, GP preparation and summary sheets | Included | Included |
| 30-day pattern tracker and dedicated SENCO meeting pack | Not included | Included |
| Girls and inattentive ADHD guidance, routine charts, parent reflection and support ideas | Not included | Included |
View Quick Start — £9.99 | View Complete — £24.99
Your five PDF resources
- Start Here Guide: a clear starting point and guidance on using the pack.
- ADHD Signs Checklist: organise observations about attention, restlessness, impulsivity, organisation, emotions and everyday impact. This is not a diagnostic test.
- Home and School Evidence Tracker: note what happened, when, where, its impact and what appeared to help.
- GP Appointment Preparation Pack: bring together relevant history, school information, examples and questions, with space for next steps.
- Quick-Print Summary Sheets: create concise notes for GP, teacher or SENCO conversations and follow-up actions.
How to use it
Start small: read the Start Here Guide, record one useful example, then build your notes over time. Before your conversation, choose the summary pages you want to share.
Before you buy
This is a digital PDF download. No physical item will be posted. Print the pages you need and reuse blank worksheets for your own child.
These resources help you organise observations and prepare for conversations. They do not diagnose ADHD, replace official referral or assessment forms, or guarantee a referral, assessment or diagnosis. They are not a substitute for professional medical, psychological or educational advice. Local arrangements vary across the UK.
Not sure where to begin? Start with our free UK ADHD GP Appointment Checklist.