Many people live with ADHD for years without realizing it.

Some have always struggled with organization, time management, attention, or follow-through. Others have learned to compensate so effectively that their difficulties go unnoticed until adulthood, increasing responsibilities, or parenthood make those strategies harder to maintain.

A comprehensive ADHD evaluation can help determine whether ADHD is contributing to your current challenges while also identifying your unique strengths, other factors that may be involved, and recommendations for moving forward with confidence.

Is This Evaluation Right for Me?

• You’ve always felt capable but inconsistent.
• You frequently start projects with enthusiasm but struggle to finish them.
• You work harder than everyone else just to stay organized.
• You lose track of time more often than you’d like.
• Small tasks often feel surprisingly overwhelming.
• You constantly feel like you’re behind.
• You’ve wondered whether ADHD could explain lifelong patterns you’ve never fully understood.

What an ADHD Evaluation Can Help Answer

• Whether ADHD is contributing to current difficulties
• Whether anxiety, depression, trauma, sleep, learning differences, or other factors may also affect attention and executive functioning
• Individual strengths as well as areas of difficulty
• Recommendations for treatment
• Academic or workplace accommodations when clinically appropriate
• Strategies for improving everyday functioning

What the Evaluation Includes

• Clinical interview
• Review of developmental history
• Evidence-based assessment measures
• Review of relevant records when appropriate
• Comprehensive written report
• Feedback session to discuss results and recommendations

Common Reasons for Referral

• Diagnostic clarification
• Medication planning
• School accommodations
• Workplace accommodations

You Don’t Have to Keep Wondering

Living with unanswered questions can be exhausting. Whether you’ve suspected ADHD for years or someone recently suggested an evaluation, you deserve thoughtful answers - not assumptions. My goal is to help you better understand how your mind works so you can move forward with greater confidence, self-understanding, and practical strategies for success.

Frequently Asked Questions