ADHDmap
ASRS v1.1 and NeuroMap: ADHD screening plus a 13-axis map with masking, cognitive load, and sigma patterns.
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ADHD is a misleading label
"Attention deficit" suggests your brain can't pay attention. Wrong. Research shows the real issue is voluntary attention regulation: deciding where to focus and shifting it at will.
- Not lack of attention, but impaired attentional control
- Automatic attention works fine (hyperfocus)
- Voluntary attention fails: choosing, sustaining, and shifting focus
Diagnosis alone is not enough
A categorical diagnosis does not show axes, poles, masking, or cognitive load. Two people with the same diagnosis can have very different functional profiles.
- Diagnoses that don't capture reality
- Labels that oversimplify
- Generic treatments that don't work
13-axis map
NeuroMap separates attention, inhibition, reward, social regulation, and sensory processing. It also marks masking, cognitive load, and sigma coactivation.
- 13 axes and two poles per axis
- Masking and cognitive load
- Sigma patterns
Interpretable result
The result shows poles, axes, labels, and which part of a tendency seems compensated or hidden.
- Axes and poles
- Detected labels
- Masking and load by axis
How does it work?
Answer
10 quick questions based on DSM-5 criteria
We Analyze
We process your answers across multiple axes
Visualize
Review axes, poles, and visible compensation
Start with ASRS or NeuroMap
The test takes less than 5 minutes and requires no registration.