Adult ADHD Assessments
If you’ve been wondering whether ADHD might explain your challenges with focus, organization, or follow-through, an assessment can help bring clarity and direction. Together, we’ll explore your history, current experiences, and patterns of attention and emotion to understand what’s really going on. This process offers a focused way to evaluate ADHD without the need for a full neuropsychological assessment—using interviews, questionnaires, and screening for related concerns like anxiety or mood. You’ll receive clear feedback—and, if needed, a written summary with practical recommendations—to help you move forward with greater understanding, self-compassion, and confidence.
Find clarity, understanding, and a path forward.
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What an ADHD Assessment Includes
Each evaluation is tailored to your unique concerns and may include:
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A comprehensive clinical interview exploring both childhood and adult experiences
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Standardized rating scales completed by you and a trusted family member or observer
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Screening for related factors such as anxiety, depression, trauma, or learning differences
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Integration of findings into clear feedback and individualized recommendations
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(Optional) A written summary and diagnostic impressions suitable for sharing with your therapist, physician, or employer
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Why Seek an ADHD Assessment
An assessment can help you:
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Clarify whether ADHD is contributing to attention or executive functioning challenges
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Understand the difference between ADHD, stress, anxiety, or burnout
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Reduce self-blame by naming what’s really happening
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Receive tailored recommendations for therapy, coaching, or lifestyle supports
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Explore documentation needs for academic or workplace accommodations​
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Assessment Options & Fees​
1. Diagnostic-Only Assessment — $750
Includes clinical interview, rating scales, and verbal feedback with diagnostic impressions and recommendations.
Best for individuals seeking diagnostic clarity and treatment direction.​
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2. Comprehensive Assessment with Written Report — $950
Includes all components above plus a detailed written report summarizing diagnostic findings and individualized recommendations.
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Best for those who need formal documentation for work, school, or coordination with other providers.
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All ADHD assessments are self-pay only and not billable to insurance.
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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:
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Request a brief consultation to ensure an ADHD assessment is the right fit for your needs.
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After scheduling, you’ll receive secure digital forms and rating scales to complete before your evaluation.
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We’ll meet via telehealth for your assessment sessions for approximately 90 to 120 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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.