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What to Expect in an ADHD Assessment

 

Each ADHD assessment is personalized to your concerns and designed to provide clarity, understanding, and practical next steps. The process may include:

• A comprehensive clinical interview exploring both childhood and adult experiences

• Standardized, evidence-based rating scales completed by you and, when appropriate, a trusted family member or observer

• Screening for related factors such as anxiety, depression, trauma, or learning differences

• Thoughtful integration of findings into clear feedback and individualized recommendations

• (Optional) A written summary with diagnostic impressions that may be shared with your therapist, physician, or employer

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How an ADHD Assessment Can Help

 

An ADHD assessment can help you:

• Clarify whether ADHD is contributing to challenges with attention, impulsivity, or executive functioning

• Better understand executive functioning skills—such as planning, organization, task initiation, time management, focus, and emotional regulation—and how difficulties in these areas can lead to missed deadlines, disorganization, or feeling overwhelmed

• Differentiate ADHD from stress, anxiety, trauma, learning differences, or burnout

• Reduce self-blame by helping you name what’s really happening

• Receive tailored recommendations for therapy, coaching, and lifestyle supports

• Explore documentation needs for academic or workplace accommodations

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Assessment Options & Fees​

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1. Diagnostic-Only ADHD Assessment — $750

Includes a comprehensive clinical interview, standardized rating scales, and verbal feedback with diagnostic impressions and personalized recommendations.
Best for individuals seeking diagnostic clarity and guidance for next steps.

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2. Comprehensive ADHD Assessment with Written Report — $950

Includes all components of the diagnostic-only assessment, plus a detailed written report summarizing diagnostic findings and individualized recommendations.
Best for individuals who need formal documentation for work, school, or coordination with other providers.

 

Please note: All ADHD assessments are self-pay only and are not billable to insurance. Payment is due at the time of scheduling to confirm your appointment.

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Next Steps

 

If you’re ready to learn more or begin the process:

• Request a brief consultation to ensure an ADHD assessment is the right fit for your needs

• After scheduling, you’ll receive secure digital intake forms and rating scales to complete in advance

• We typically meet for two telehealth sessions:

  • An initial assessment session lasting approximately 75–90 minutes.

  • A feedback and recommendations session lasting approximately 45–60 minutes

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Is this the same as a neuropsychological evaluation?
No. This is a focused clinical assessment for ADHD that includes evidence-based interviews and rating scales but does not involve cognitive or neuropsychological testing.

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Can you prescribe medication?
No. As a psychologist, I do not prescribe medication, but I can provide recommendations and coordinate care with your physician or psychiatrist.

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Will insurance cover the assessment?
This service is self-pay only and not eligible for insurance reimbursement or superbills.

 

Who is eligible?
Clients located in Illinois, Massachusetts, or any PSYPACT-participating state at the time of service.