ADHD Testing
What is ADHD?
ADHD is a neurodevelopment disorder. This means that symptoms begin in childhood and persist into adulthood.
There are three types of ADHD, inattentive, hyperactive/impulsive, and combined.
Symptoms occur often and in multiple settings such as work, school, and social gatherings.
Timely ADHD Testing can be an essential first step to understanding and managing symptoms.
Untreated ADHD in children can look like...
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Becoming easily distracted
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Difficulty starting and completing tasks
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Problems following multi-step instructions
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Disorganization and forgetfulness
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Emotional outbursts
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Avoiding or refusing tasks that require sustained effort
Did you know...
“Children with ADHD often wait years between first showing symptoms and receiving a diagnosis or treatment.”
(National Institute of Mental Health)
Untreated ADHD in adults can look like...
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Falling behind on daily tasks
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Difficulty with time management and planning
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Issues sustaining attention during class and meetings
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Missing critical details
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Impulsive decision-making
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Low frustration and irritability tolerance
Did you know...
“About 4.4% of U.S. adults have ADHD, but only 1 in 10 ever receive treatment.”
(National Comorbidity Survey Replication, NIH)
Why Comprehensive ADHD Testing?
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Deeper understanding of your cognitive, executive, and socio-emotional capabilities, roadblocks, and potential
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More accurate diagnosis - can rule out or rule in other factors and disorders
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Targeted treatment plan from a professional based on your unique test results
Brief ADHD screeners and checklists can't do that!
What to Expect from ADHD Testing
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CONSULT
Contact us today to schedule a complimentary phone consultation. During this call you will speak with one of our providers to:
1. Assess your needs
2. Review the right evaluation for you
3. Answer any questions
4. Schedule your testing day.
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TEST
Your in-person testing session involves valid and reliable psychological measures, personalized to answer your questions.
All evaluations include an assessment of your background history and socio-emotional functioning. Your provider may also review additional data as necessary.
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FEEDBACK
During this 60-90 minute virtual appointment, you and your provider will review remarkable test results and recommendations that address your goals.
A diagnosis may also be provided if applicable.
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REPORT
Your comprehensive diagnostic report includes a list of administered measures, test results, interpretation summary, diagnosis (if applicable), and recommendations.
This document helps you access treatment, work, and academic support.