Wondering if your symptoms may be ADHD? Take the free 6-question Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale (ASRS v1.1). It takes about two minutes. A positive screening result does not diagnose ADHD but may indicate that a comprehensive evaluation is appropriate.
Wondering if ADHD may be affecting your work, relationships, or everyday life?
Adult ADHD can look very different from the stereotypical picture of a hyperactive child. Adults may experience difficulties with attention, organization, time management, procrastination, impulsivity, working memory, or staying on top of everyday responsibilities.
I provide comprehensive adult ADHD assessments designed to help clarify whether ADHD may be contributing to your current difficulties and whether another condition—or a combination of factors—may better explain what you’re experiencing.
What Is an ADHD Assessment?
An ADHD assessment is more than a questionnaire or checklist.
A comprehensive evaluation considers your current symptoms, developmental history, functioning across areas of your life, and other factors that can affect attention and executive functioning.
The goal isn’t simply to determine whether you “have ADHD.” It’s to develop a clearer understanding of what is happening and why.
What to Expect
Your adult ADHD evaluation is completed entirely by telehealth and is designed to provide a thorough, clinically grounded assessment without requiring hours of in-person testing.
The evaluation includes a detailed clinical interview exploring current concerns, developmental and childhood history, attention and executive functioning, and how symptoms affect everyday life. Standardized ADHD assessment measures are used to provide additional objective information, and other conditions that can resemble or contribute to ADHD symptoms are considered as part of the diagnostic process.
At the conclusion of the evaluation, we’ll review the findings together, discuss whether the results support an ADHD diagnosis, and talk through individualized recommendations and next steps.
Every evaluation includes a brief written diagnostic summary. A comprehensive written report is available for clients who need more detailed documentation of their history, assessment results, diagnostic findings, and recommendations.
The assessment process is individualized, so the exact measures and amount of information collected may vary depending on your circumstances.
Who Is This For?
Adult ADHD assessment may be appropriate if you have longstanding difficulties with things such as:
- Focus and sustained attention
- Organization and planning
- Time management
- Procrastination or difficulty getting started
- Forgetfulness
- Losing or misplacing things
- Completing tasks
- Impulsivity
- Restlessness
- Managing competing demands
- Feeling overwhelmed by everyday responsibilities
You may also be seeking an evaluation because you’ve recently begun wondering whether ADHD could explain difficulties you’ve experienced throughout your life.
My Approach
ADHD doesn’t exist in a vacuum.
An assessment should consider the whole person rather than relying on a single test score.
My clinical background includes extensive experience as a licensed mental health professional, as well as graduate-level training and practicum experience in psychological and neuropsychological assessment.
I approach adult ADHD assessment with an emphasis on understanding your history and current functioning rather than simply checking boxes on a symptom questionnaire.
What You Receive
Every Adult ADHD Assessment includes:
- A comprehensive clinical interview focused on ADHD symptoms, developmental history, and current functioning
- Standardized adult ADHD assessment measures
- Consideration of other conditions that may contribute to or better explain attention and executive-function concerns
- A diagnostic determination based on the information gathered
- A feedback session to review your results and discuss recommendations and next steps
- A brief written diagnostic summary documenting the outcome of your evaluation
For clients who choose the Comprehensive Adult ADHD Assessment, you will also receive a detailed written report integrating your clinical history, assessment results, diagnostic findings, and individualized recommendations.
Fee & Scheduling
Adult ADHD Evaluation — $350
Includes the clinical evaluation, standardized assessment measures, diagnostic feedback, personalized recommendations, and a brief written diagnostic summary.
Comprehensive Adult ADHD Evaluation — $600 total
Includes everything above plus a detailed written assessment report documenting history, assessment findings, clinical impressions, diagnostic conclusions, and recommendations.
Care Credit Financing Available
Do I need to have been diagnosed with ADHD as a child?
No. Adults frequently seek assessment after recognizing longstanding patterns that were not identified during childhood. The assessment will explore your developmental history as part of determining whether ADHD is an appropriate diagnosis.
Can anxiety, depression, trauma, sleep problems, or other issues look like ADHD?
Yes. Several conditions and circumstances can affect attention, concentration, memory, motivation, and executive functioning. That’s one reason a comprehensive assessment is important.
Do you prescribe ADHD medication?
No. The assessment is focused on evaluation and diagnostic clarification. If medication is appropriate, you can discuss treatment options with a qualified medical prescriber.
Is this the same as taking an ADHD test online?
No. Screening questionnaires can be useful, but they do not by themselves establish an ADHD diagnosis. A clinical assessment considers questionnaire results alongside your history, symptoms, and overall functioning.
Can you provide documentation for accommodations?
If appropriate, your assessment report can document the clinical findings. Specific accommodation decisions are made by the school, employer, licensing body, or other organization according to its own requirements.
