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ADHD Assessment Tools for Aotearoa New Zealand

DSM-5 aligned ADHD assessments built for NZ psychologists, counsellors, psychiatrists, and GPs. Comprehensive adult and child assessments with auto-scoring, criterion grouping, and neurodivergent-friendly design.

DSM-5 Aligned
Auto-Scored
Criterion Grouping
Telehealth-Ready
Free to Start

New for 2026

NZ GPs Can Now Diagnose and Prescribe for ADHD

From February 2026, GPs and nurse practitioners can diagnose ADHD and prescribe medication without specialist referral. Whether you're a GP, psychologist, or counsellor — ClientForms has the clinical tools you need.

GP-Specific ADHD Tools

ADHD Assessment Tools Available

Comprehensive ADHD assessment suite covering adults and children — from initial screening to full DSM-5 diagnostic interview.

Adult ADHD Assessment (DSM-5)

Comprehensive DSM-5 aligned diagnostic interview for adults (18+). Systematically evaluates all ADHD criteria — inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity — across adulthood and childhood periods. Auto-scored with criterion grouping that maps directly to DSM-5 diagnostic requirements.

DSM-5 AlignedAuto-Scored~45 minCriterion GroupingTelehealth-Ready

Child ADHD Assessment (Ages 5-17)

Parent/whānau-completed assessment for tamariki and rangatahi (children and young people). Evaluates ADHD symptoms across school, home, and social contexts using DSM-5 criteria — designed for the developmental stage and Aotearoa family context.

Parent ReportAges 5-17DSM-5 AlignedAuto-ScoredWhānau-Friendly

Comorbidity Screening Suite

ADHD rarely presents alone. Screen for common comorbidities with validated tools — AQ-10 (autism), GAD-7 (anxiety), PHQ-9 (depression), K10 (psychological distress), and DASS-21 (combined screening). All auto-scored with clinical cutoffs.

AQ-10GAD-7PHQ-9K10DASS-21

Built for Every NZ Practitioner

Whether you work in private practice, a community mental health team, or primary care — ClientForms supports your ADHD assessment workflow.

Psychologists

Comprehensive diagnostic assessments for private practice and DHB/Te Whatu Ora settings. Full criterion grouping for clinical reports.

Counsellors

Screening and outcome monitoring tools integrated into your therapeutic practice. Track progress over time with repeated measures.

Psychiatrists

Structured DSM-5 assessments supporting diagnostic decision-making. Auto-scored results ready for clinical documentation.

GPs & Nurse Practitioners

Clinical-grade tools for the new GP ADHD prescribing pathway. From screening to diagnosis — designed for general practice.

How ADHD Assessment Works

1

Create your account

Sign up free in 2 minutes. Set your country as New Zealand and accept terms. No credit card required — 10 assessment responses included.

2

Select the right assessment

Choose from Adult ADHD Assessment (18+), Child ADHD Assessment (5-17), or comorbidity screening tools. Each form is pre-configured and ready to send.

3

Send a secure link to your patient

Generate a unique, secure assessment link. Your patient completes it on their own device — at home, before the appointment, or during a telehealth session.

4

Review structured, auto-scored results

Patient responses are automatically scored and grouped by DSM-5 criterion. Inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity scores are clearly separated to support your clinical decision-making.

Why Practitioners Choose ClientForms for ADHD

Purpose-built for ADHD assessment in the New Zealand clinical context.

HIPC Compliant

Built to meet the Health Information Privacy Code 2020 and NZ Privacy Act 2020. All data hosted in Australia — comparable safeguards under IPP 12.

Neurodivergent-Friendly

Research-backed UX designed for ADHD patients. Reduced cognitive load, clear progress indicators, and time estimates — better completion rates and a more comfortable experience.

Auto-Scored Results

No manual scoring required. Responses are automatically calculated and grouped by DSM-5 criterion — saving time and reducing scoring errors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What ADHD assessment tools are available for NZ practitioners?

ClientForms provides DSM-5 aligned ADHD assessments including: Adult ADHD Assessment (18+) with full criterion grouping and auto-scoring, Child ADHD Assessment (ages 5-17) completed by parents/whānau, and a comorbidity screening suite (AQ-10, GAD-7, PHQ-9, K10, DASS-21). All tools are HIPC compliant and designed for remote completion.

Are the ADHD assessments suitable for telehealth?

Yes. Practitioners generate a secure assessment link and send it to their patient via email or text. Patients complete the assessment on their own device — at home, before the appointment, or during a telehealth session. This is ideal for reaching patients across Aotearoa, including rural and underserved communities.

How does criterion grouping work?

ClientForms automatically groups patient responses by DSM-5 diagnostic criteria. For ADHD, this means inattention symptoms, hyperactivity symptoms, and impulsivity symptoms are clearly separated across both adulthood and childhood periods. This structured output directly supports clinical diagnostic decision-making and report writing.

Can I use these tools alongside my existing clinical workflow?

Yes. ClientForms is designed to complement your existing practice. Send assessments before appointments to save session time, use auto-scored results to inform clinical discussions, and reference criterion groupings in your clinical documentation. The platform works with any practice management system.

Is my patient data safe?

All clinical data is stored in Australia (Sydney) on enterprise-grade infrastructure with AES-256 encryption. Australia provides comparable privacy safeguards to NZ under Information Privacy Principle 12. No data is sent to the US or EU. ClientForms is built to comply with the NZ Privacy Act 2020 and HIPC 2020.

Start ADHD Assessments Today

Join practitioners across Aotearoa New Zealand using ClientForms for clinical ADHD assessments. Free tier available — set up in 2 minutes.