ADHD evaluation for teens and adults, start to finish.
A thorough, multi-method assessment for teens (ages 12 to 17) and adults. For a teen, a parent or guardian takes part throughout. You'll leave with a clear answer, a written report, and recommendations you can act on.
Common reasons people seek testing
- You've always struggled with focus, follow-through, or time, and you want to know why.
- A parent or teacher has noticed a teen struggling with focus, schoolwork, or follow-through.
- A child or family member was diagnosed and you recognize yourself.
- Work or school demands have outgrown the strategies that used to get you by.
- You want documentation for accommodations or to discuss treatment options with a prescriber.
- You were evaluated before and want a more complete, current picture.
Full ADHD Evaluation
Everything below is included. Shorter options, starting with a 30-minute results review, are listed on our pricing page.
- Free consultation
- Clinical intake interview
- Standardized questionnaires and rating scales
- QbCheck objective attention test
- Scoring, interpretation, and diagnosis
- Feedback session to review results
- Written report with recommendations
The evaluation process
Free consultation
We talk through your concerns, answer questions, and confirm that an evaluation fits your goals.
Intake appointment
A structured clinical interview about development, school, work, relationships, and health history.
Complete assessments
Secure online questionnaires and a computerized attention test, done from home.
Review results
A feedback session to walk through findings, diagnosis, and next steps, followed by your written report.
A multi-instrument battery
No single test diagnoses ADHD. We combine several sources of information so the conclusion rests on converging evidence.
| Measure | What it tells us |
|---|---|
| Clinical and diagnostic interviews | Your history, current symptoms, and how they affect daily life, reviewed against the diagnostic criteria for ADHD. |
| ADHD skills assessment | How attention, organization, time management, and follow-through are working for you day to day. |
| QbCheck | An FDA-cleared computerized test that objectively measures attention, impulsivity, and motor activity. |
| Validated measures | Established, validated ADHD measures, along with measures of executive function and mood disorders. |
| Working memory | How well you hold and work with information in mind, such as following multi-step directions or keeping track of a conversation. |
| Auditory processing screening | A screen for difficulty processing what you hear, which can look like inattention. |
Adult autism assessment
Many adults, especially those who learned to mask or compensate, reach adulthood without an autism diagnosis. An evaluation can bring clarity to lifelong differences in social communication, sensory experience, and routines.
Autism evaluations can be completed on their own or alongside an ADHD evaluation, since the two often occur together. Pricing depends on the scope of testing and is reviewed during your consultation.
- Detailed developmental and social history
- Standardized self-report and informant measures
- Screening for co-occurring ADHD, anxiety, and mood concerns
- Feedback session and written report
- Recommendations for supports and accommodations
Take the first step.
Book a free consultation, or call (909) 235-6326 with questions.