Adult ADHD Evaluation

Comprehensive assessments for adults seeking answers

What to Expect During Your ADHD Evaluation

Our ADHD evaluation goes beyond simple questionnaires to give you a complete picture of how your brain works. We look at your whole history, current challenges, and strengths.

1

Clinical Interview

We discuss your history, current challenges, and how ADHD symptoms have impacted your life. We look for patterns that began in childhood.

2

Standardized Testing

We use validated ADHD-specific assessment tools designed for adults, including measures of attention, working memory, and executive function.

3

Differential Diagnosis

We carefully evaluate for conditions that can mimic or co-occur with ADHD, including anxiety, depression, and autism spectrum conditions.

4

Feedback & Report

You receive a thorough explanation of findings and a detailed report with recommendations for treatment, accommodations, and strategies.

Who Can Benefit from an ADHD Evaluation

ADHD looks different in different people. If you've struggled in certain areas your whole life without understanding why, an evaluation may provide answers.

Adults Seeking Answers

If you've always struggled with focus, organization, or follow-through despite trying hard, it's not a character flaw - it may be ADHD.

Women with ADHD

ADHD in women is massively underdiagnosed. We understand how ADHD presents differently in women and won't dismiss your experiences.

Possible AuDHD

Suspect both ADHD and autism? We can evaluate for both. Understanding your complete profile ensures better support. Learn about autism assessment.

Common Signs of Adult ADHD

ADHD in adults often looks different than the stereotypical hyperactive child. You might have ADHD if you consistently experience:

Inattention

  • Difficulty sustaining focus on tasks
  • Making careless mistakes despite trying
  • Trouble following through on projects
  • Frequently losing important items
  • Being easily distracted
  • Forgetting appointments and deadlines

Hyperactivity/Impulsivity

  • Internal restlessness or feeling "driven"
  • Difficulty relaxing or sitting still
  • Talking excessively or interrupting
  • Making impulsive decisions
  • Difficulty waiting your turn
  • Starting many projects, finishing few

Important: You don't need to have all symptoms, and you don't need to be visibly hyperactive to have ADHD. Many adults, especially women, have the predominantly inattentive presentation.

ADHD Evaluation Investment

A comprehensive ADHD evaluation is an investment in finally understanding how your brain works and getting the support you need.

$1,000
Comprehensive ADHD Evaluation
  • Complete clinical interview
  • Standardized ADHD testing
  • Differential diagnosis assessment
  • Detailed written report
  • Feedback session
  • Treatment recommendations
Combined Evaluation Available

Need both ADHD and autism assessment? Ask about our combined evaluation package.

Payment Plans Available

We offer flexible payment options to make evaluation accessible.

Superbills Provided

Submit to insurance for potential reimbursement.

Frequently Asked Questions About ADHD Evaluation

ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) is an outdated term. Today, all attention deficit conditions are called ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), which includes three presentations: predominantly inattentive, predominantly hyperactive-impulsive, and combined. What was once called "ADD" is now ADHD - Predominantly Inattentive Presentation.

Ready to Understand Your Brain?

Stop wondering if it's ADHD. Get the answers and support you deserve.

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