Welcome
MOXO ADHD test is a Scientifically-Proven Online ADHD Assessment System presents a new generation of CPT featuring innovative analytics reports. Now available in South Africa. MOXO means “a moment of clarity”. It is a term taken from a martial arts ceremony that is performed before battle. During the ceremony, the warrior focuses, clears his head of Distractions and views the battle in his mind’s eye.



Moxo Advantages
Scientific validation
Scientific proof to validate your professional diagnosis
Numeric data
to compare the scores before and after treatment.
Easily identifiable
The ability to identify how distracters affect the patient's performance.
Informative
Information that allows you to track the patient's performance throughout all stages of the test.
Accuracy
A clear, simple and accurate way of presenting the causes of the disorder and their severity to the child's parents.
International standard
All results are compared to the international norms for the patient's age and gender, and are available the moment the test is complete.
Web-Based
MOXO is web-based and does not require any specific hardware. The online test is available on any computer with an internet connection so that a single MOXO account can be accessed from multiple locations.
Age-appropriate elements.
MOXO offers two test versions – the 15-minute children's test (ages 7-12) and the 18-minute adult's test (ages 13 and above).
MOXO analytics assess four major attentiveness indices: [AttentionTiming Hyperactivity Impulsiveness
Modern approaches to ADHD diagnosis and care management consider the disorder to be developmental, cognitive and behavioral. Today, MOXO Analytics is the only clinical system that delivers comprehensive and measurable indices for each of these three aspects of ADHD.
Testimonials
" In my opinion, the MOXO is an important addition to my assessment battery. Other attention based performance tasks fail to measure the effects of distractors on attention it has become an integral part of my assessment battery, adding unique data that hitherto has been unavailable to me. Since assessments are typically carried out in the contrived world of the clinic, in a one-on-one environment, being able to simulate the distractions of a classroom environment while measuring attention adds valuable and unique validity to my results, interpretations of a child’s behavior, and subsequent recommendations."