ADHD

ASRS v1.1 website embed

Brief 18‑item questionnaire with a six‑item screener to identify ADHD symptoms in adults. Provides Part A, Part B and total scores with evidence‑based cut‑offs for follow‑up.

5 min 18 questions

For educational and informational purposes only. Not a substitute for professional diagnosis or treatment.

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Platform install guides

Squarespace
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  2. 2 Click the + icon where you want the assessment to appear.
  3. 3 Select Embed from the block menu.
  4. 4 Click the code icon (</>) in the embed toolbar.
  5. 5 Paste the iframe code and click Apply.
  6. 6 If the embed looks cut off, click the block → set height to 900px.
  7. 7 Click Save in the top left.
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  2. 2 Click Add (+) in the left toolbar.
  3. 3 Go to Embed Code → Embed HTML.
  4. 4 Drag the HTML element to where you want it on the page.
  5. 5 Click Enter Code, paste the iframe code, and click Update.
  6. 6 Drag the bottom edge of the element to at least 900px tall.
  7. 7 Click Publish to go live.
Tip In Wix Studio (the newer editor), use the "Custom Element" or "HTML Embed" component instead.
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  3. 3 Search for Custom HTML and select it.
  4. 4 Paste the iframe code into the block.
  5. 5 Click Preview to check it looks right, then Publish/Update.
Tip Using Elementor? Add an HTML widget instead. Classic editor? Switch to the "Text" tab and paste there.
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  2. 2 Scroll to Components and drag Embed onto the canvas.
  3. 3 Paste the iframe code into the code editor that appears.
  4. 4 Select the embed element → open Style panel → set height to 900px.
  5. 5 Click Publish to push changes live.
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  2. 2 Find the option to add custom HTML (often called "Code Block", "HTML Block", or "Custom Code").
  3. 3 Paste the iframe code.
  4. 4 Make sure the container is at least 900px tall.
  5. 5 Save and preview the page.
Tip If your platform blocks iframes, check their help docs for "embed" or "HTML" options.

Troubleshooting

The embed is cut off at the bottom +
Increase the height value in your iframe code. For ASRS v1.1 we recommend at least 900px.
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The iframe container is shorter than the form. Increase the height until the inner scrollbar disappears. Also check if your site builder wraps the embed in a container with overflow: hidden or a max-height — remove those.
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We offer the Adult ADHD Self‑Report Scale v1.1 (ASRS v1.1) as a free self-screening tool. This 18-question assessment takes about 5 min to complete and provides an instant score with clinical interpretation. It is not a diagnosis — please discuss your results with a licensed professional.

Downloadable assets

Scoring chart (ASRS v1.1)

These screening tools are for educational and informational purposes only. They do not constitute medical, psychological, or legal advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment.