ADHD Evaluation

Undergoing an ADHD evaluation can feel overwhelming, especially if you've experienced challenges with focus, organization, or impulsivity for a long time. ADHD evaluations are designed for:

• Teens and adults struggling with focus, organization, and time management.
• Individuals experiencing impulsivity, restlessness, or difficulties following through on tasks.
• Students or professionals who have long-standing difficulties with academic or work performance.
• Those who were previously diagnosed and need updated documentation for accommodations.
• Individuals who feel traditional strategies for managing focus and productivity haven’t been effective.

If you’re looking for a structured evaluation to help you better understand your attention and executive functioning abilities, ADHD testing can be tailored to your needs.

• Attention and Focus: Ability to sustain attention, avoid distractions, and complete tasks
• Executive Functioning: Planning, organization, time management, and cognitive flexibility
• Working Memory & Processing Speed: How efficiently you take in and use information
• Emotional & Behavioral Patterns: How ADHD may impact mood, motivation, and daily life or co-occur with other concerns such as anxiety or learning challenges

The evaluation process is designed to be supportive and straightforward. This is what you can expect:

1. Initial Consultation: A one-on-one conversation to understand your history, concerns, and symptoms related to attention and executive functioning.
2. Testing Sessions: Standardized assessments designed to evaluate attention, executive functioning, and related cognitive abilities.
3. Feedback Session: A collaborative discussion where we review findings, clarify the results and provide tailored recommendations.
4. Comprehensive Report: A written summary outlining strengths, challenges, and strategies for success in school, work, or daily life.