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Do You Want To Officially Know If You Have ADHD?
Are you struggling to stay on task, meet deadlines, and manage your time? Do you have symptoms of ADHD, but you haven’t been diagnosed? Does part of you suspect that you might have a learning disorder or anxiety disorder, and you want to get a diagnosis once and for all?
When you’re dealing with ADHD, you might have trouble focusing and being productive. The little things may slip your attention, causing your work performance to suffer. You may worry that you won’t keep your job or pass classes in school. Perhaps you feel irritable, impatient, and on a short fuse with everyone around you. Maybe you wonder if you have ADHD or something else entirely.
If you are an adult who wants to know if you have ADHD, we encourage you to contact us for an assessment. This is a chance to get to the bottom of your symptoms and figure out what accommodations you need in school or the workplace.
Take a look at the PDF below to learn about the differences between a standard evaluation and our ADHD clinic evaluation.
The ADHD Clinic at DRCCH goes far beyond standard checklists to give you deep, personalized answers. You’ll work with a dedicated team led by a neuropsychologist to understand exactly how your brain works — and what to do about it.
Walk away with a clear diagnosis (or not), personalized explanation for symptoms and a concrete plan to move forward with confidence.
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Many People Don’t Even Know They Have ADHD Because They Don’t Get Evaluated
Despite how common ADHD is, a lot of people with it don’t get evaluated properly. Some of them don’t even know their symptoms are a result of ADHD—after all, the condition has many similarities with learning disorders and anxiety disorders. As a result, many ADHD sufferers carry a misdiagnosis with them throughout life.
What’s more, a lot of people simply don’t understand the benefits of ADHD testing. Not only can it rule out other disorders, but it can also help people figure out what accommodations they need in the workplace or their school environment. Those who are hyperactive or easily distracted by the presence of others can learn to advocate for themselves and access quieter spaces for working or taking tests.
Because of how positively an assessment can impact your life, we encourage you to schedule one with us. This is a chance to get the answers you need and figure out a gameplan for the future.
An Assessment Can Help You Strategize How To Succeed With ADHD
There are many different forms of ADHD because attention itself is divided into different categories. You might have trouble with executive functioning, working memory, or selective or divided attention. One of the goals of the assessment is to pinpoint what attention issue is at the heart of your ADHD.
Once we figure this out, it becomes much easier to brainstorm the accommodations you need. For instance, if you’re in a master’s program that requires you to maintain an above-average grade, the evaluation can help you get accommodations regarding what your grade needs to be.
Additionally, you can identify where your cognitive strengths and challenges lie. You can learn how to compensate for your cognitive challenges by knowing where your roadblocks are. Do loud noises prevent you from getting work done? Is it hard to sit still and focus on one task for sustained periods of time? Answering these questions can help us get a clearer picture of your needs.
What To Expect In The ADHD Evaluation
After you complete the initial paperwork, you’ll begin with a one-hour virtual intake interview where we explore your symptoms, history, and daily challenges in depth. Next, you’ll come in for an in-person ADHD evaluation that also includes a cognitive screen. This combination helps us understand not just whether you meet criteria for ADHD, but why these symptoms show up, how they impact you, and what specific steps will help you move forward.
Finally, you’ll have a feedback session where we go through your results together and discuss personalized recommendations — including accommodations, referrals, and practical coping strategies tailored to your real life.
The full process usually takes one to two weeks to complete, and you can expect to receive your detailed results about two weeks after finishing. Because the evaluation can be intensive, we suggest bringing water, a snack, and even inviting a loved one to your intake and feedback sessions — their perspective can be incredibly valuable.
At its heart, an ADHD assessment is more than just a diagnosis — it’s a chance to understand your brain in context and build a targeted game plan so you can thrive at school, at work, and in daily life with confidence and clarity.
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No one else has to see the report besides you. We will not disclose the results of your ADHD assessment to anyone (unless you give us permission).
You Can Live A Joyful Life Even With ADHD
ADHD does not have to hold you back in life. If you want to get the answers you need about your condition and learn how to thrive in spite of it, we would be honored to help you out. To connect with us, you can use the contact form, or click here to schedule a phone consultation.
