Comprehensive ADHD evaluations to support clarity, accurate diagnosis, and treatment planning.
Struggling with Focus, Organization, or Follow-Through?
Difficulty concentrating, chronic procrastination, forgetfulness, emotional overwhelm, or feeling constantly “behind” can be frustrating—especially when you’ve tried to manage on your own. Many adolescents and adults seek an ADHD evaluation after years of feeling misunderstood, misdiagnosed, or unsure why things feel harder than they should.
An ADHD evaluation can help determine whether attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or another concern is contributing to these challenges.
What is an ADHD Evaluation?
An ADHD evaluation is a structured clinical assessment designed to determine whether symptoms are consistent with ADHD and to rule out other conditions that may present similarly, such as anxiety, depression, trauma, or learning differences.
The goal is to provide clarity, accurate diagnosis, and actionable recommendations—not just a label.
Common Reasons People are Referred for or Seek an ADHD Evaluation
Reasons to seek out an ADHD Evaluation:
Difficulty focusing or sustaining attention
Chronic disorganization or procrastination
Trouble completing tasks or managing time
Forgetfulness or distractibility
Emotional reactivity or frustration tolerance issues
Academic or work performance concerns
Suspected ADHD in adolescence or adulthood
Clarification before starting or adjusting treatment
What the Evaluation Includes
Clinical interview and symptom history
Review of current functioning at school, work, and home
Standardized ADHD rating scales
Screening for anxiety, depression, and related concerns
Behavioral and executive functioning assessment
Diagnostic impressions and clinical recommendations
Each evaluation is individualized based on age, concerns, and referral needs.
Who Provides the Evaluation
Evaluations are conducted by a Licensed Professional Counselor–Supervisor (LPC-S) with experience assessing ADHD in adolescents and adults. Care is provided using evidence-based assessment practices and ethical standards.
What You’ll Receive
Following the evaluation, clients receive:
Clear feedback on findings
Diagnostic clarification when appropriate
Written summary or report (if requested or required)
Treatment and support recommendations
Guidance on next steps, which may include therapy, academic/work accommodations, or referral to a medical provider
Get In Touch
If you’re considering an ADHD evaluation or have questions about whether this service is appropriate for you or your child, I invite you to reach out.
Contact the office to schedule an evaluation or learn more about the process.