Wondering why everything feels harder than it should?
Get a comprehensive ADHD assessment to finally understand what’s driving your focus, follow-through, overwhelm, and overthinking — and know what to do next.
Does this sound like you?
Maybe you’ve been wondering for a while what’s behind your difficulty focusing and staying on task.
□ You know exactly what needs to get done but still can't start
□ Small decisions somehow feel exhausting
□ You miss details despite trying hard
□ You alternate between hyperfocus and mental gridlock
□ You constantly feel behind compared with everyone else
□ You regularly feel bad about yourself for not getting it right.
If you’re tired of guessing and want a clear answer, get in contact to learn about ADHD Assessments.
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Why ADHD is often missed
Many adults we work with have successful careers, families, and full lives. From the outside things look fine.
Inside it can feel more like:
• constantly working harder than everyone else
• forgetting things despite trying
• overthinking every decision
• feeling overwhelmed by simple tasks
• cycling between productivity and burnout
Many people come in wondering whether it’s anxiety, stress, trauma, burnout, or ADHD — and sometimes it's more than one thing.
What happens during an ADHD Assessment
Our goal isn't simply to put a label on something. It's to help you understand why things feel harder than they should — and what to do next.
Our comprehensive assessment process includes:
1. Understanding your history
We explore childhood, school experiences, relationships, work patterns, and how symptoms show up now.
2. Looking beyond ADHD
Anxiety, trauma, stress, sleep issues, and other factors can sometimes look similar to ADHD, so we take time to understand the bigger picture rather than jumping to conclusions.
3. Use structured assessment tools
We use standardized measures and evidence-based approaches to gather information and identify patterns.
4. Connecting the dots
You'll receive practical feedback that helps explain not only whether ADHD may be present, but how your brain seems to work.
5. Knowing what comes next
You'll leave with recommendations tailored specifically to you and a clearer understanding of your strengths and challenges.
We don’t just want to label something, we want to help you understand your brain better, better manage your challenges, and build on your strengths.
✓ Adult-focused
✓ Comprehensive evaluation
✓ Looks beyond ADHD alone
✓ Practical recommendations
✓ Clear feedback
We can help with:
ADHD therapy and coaching
Creating systems that actually work for your brain
Understanding your strengths
EMDR if anxiety or past experiences are contributing to feeling bad about yourself
Support around relationships and work challenges
Referral information if medication evaluation is desired.
And if I’m diagnosed with ADHD, what then?
learn more about therapy for adhd
OR if you know what you need
Questions?
ADHD Assessment
FAQs
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A comprehensive assessment takes about 6 hours so that’s 6 sessions at $240 per session. Your insurance may reimburse you for some of the cost under your out-of-network benefits. Use our reimbursement calculator to find out.
Or you can do three 2-hour sessions at $480 per double session.
If you have Aetna insurance, it will cover most of the cost of the assessment.
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First, we’ll explore all the feelings you ight be having about being diagnosed with ADHD later in life
We’ll help you better understand your brain and how ADHD impacts your life;
We’ll coach you on ways to improve your executive function;
We’ll explore your relationships with friends and family and help you communicate better, and function better;
We’ll help with emotional regulation - managing all the feelings that go with having an ADHD brain.
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We use a number of assessment tools to diagnose ADHD, including standardized measurement tools and a detailed diagnostic interview.
The whole process takes around 6 hours. This can be done in three extended sessions or over several sessions.
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We cannot prescribe medication but we can provide you with either a full diagnostic report or a summary letter that you can give to your doctor or psychiatrist.
Please note that some doctors will only accept full neuropsychological assessments conducted by psychologists.
Ready to get started?
Get in touch.
Take the first step toward creating the life you truly want. Schedule a free 15-minute consultation—I’ll answer your questions and tell you more about how I work.
To find out how much your insurance might reimburse for our sessions,
use my Insurance Reimbursement Calculator.