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Adult ADHD Evaluations
Get the clear answers you deserve with ADHD testing.
Wondering if you have ADHD?
Maybe you’ve wondered for years—Is this ADHD or just me struggling to keep my crap together? You feel like something’s off. You forget important things. Zone out in conversations. Miss deadlines. Procrastinate like it’s your job.
People have suggested it. Maybe you’ve Googled the symptoms more than once. But you’ve never gotten real, definitive answers.
Sound familiar? Here are some common ADHD struggles:
You feel overwhelmed all the time, and beat yourself up for it
It’s hard to focus, even when you want to pay attention
You forget important stuff—appointments, laundry, keys, the thing that was just in your hand
You lose track of time. You think something will take 20 minutes… and then it’s 3 hours later
You feel constantly disorganized, like life’s just a bunch of half-finished lists and missed details
You procrastinate like a pro, even if you care about the task
If this hits close to home, take a deep breath and read the next part twice:
You’re not broken. You might just have ADHD.
Want to know for sure? Book a free 20-minute consult.
Getting tested for ADHD can be life-changing
You’ve probably spent years blaming yourself for being “lazy,” “scattered,” or “not living up to your potential.”
An ADHD evaluation doesn’t just potentially give you a diagnosis. It gives you language for what you’re dealing with, clarity on why life has felt like an uphill battle, and a roadmap forward—with tools, strategies, and support that actually fit your brain.
Whether the results confirm ADHD or point to something else—depression, anxiety, or trauma, you’ll leave with with real answers, not more confusion.
ADHD evaluations aren’t about labeling you. They’re about understanding you and helping you know how you can move forward. Ready for clarity? Schedule a consult here.
What to expect during an ADHD evaluation
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We start with a quick call to talk through your concerns. You tell me what’s going on, I’ll answer your questions, and we’ll decide if an ADHD evaluation makes sense.
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If we decide to move forward, we meet in person to do a few things.
You’ll complete some forms and paperwork
We’ll review your history and current concerns
I’ll walk through walk you through the rest of the process, and we’ll pick a date and time for the evaluation
You identify people who can offer perspective, like parents, partners, or friends
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You come to my office for 2-3 hours of:
An in-depth interview
Standardized ADHD questionnaires
Objective neuropsychological testing to measure executive functioning
Afterward, I’ll send out some additional questionnaires for you and a couple other people to complete at home.
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I’ll take a couple of weeks to:
Score and interpret the results
Bring all the information together, including from the other people
Write a detailed report that includes any diagnosis and tailored recommendations
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We meet one more time to go over the results and report together:
I explain the results in plain English
We talk through recommendations and next steps
You leave with answers, a finalized report, and a clearer path forward
Want to know more? Let’s start with a conversation.
Frequently Asked Questions
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ADHD impacts something called executive functioning—our brain’s management system. During the evaluation, I assess things like:
Focus and sustained attention
Impulsivity
Working memory
Time management
Task intiation and follow-through
Emotional regulation
We also explore your life history, since ADHD usually starts in childhood. I ask what school was like for you, how things have changed over time, and how symptoms show up for you now.
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The main testing session happen in my office in Columbia, Missouri. We can meet remotely if you are located in another part of the country. There are also some parts that you do from home, like completing questionnaires I send you.
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Once the testing is done and I’ve gotten information from everyone (the people filling out questionnaires, therapists, or your primary doctor), I spend about 2 weeks reviewing the data and writing the report. Then we meet for the feedback session.
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Absolutely. Depending on the results of the evaluation, you can use the report I give you to request academic or work accommodations or discuss medication options with a medical doctor.
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I charge a flat fee of $1200, broken into three parts:
Initial Consultation - $300
Testing Day - $600
Feedback Session - $300
No hidden fees. No billing surprises. We can also talk more if we need to make a different payment plan.
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I’m out-of-network, which means:
You pay for the evaluation out of pocket
I can give you a superbill (detailed invoice) after the process is complete
You can submit the superbill to your insurance for potential out-of-network reimbursement
Make sure to check with your insurance provider ahead of time—reimbursement rates vary.
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Easy. Click below to schedule your free 20-minute consult. We’ll chat about what’s been going on and whether this process feels right for you.
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You bet. During an ADHD evaluation, I screen for many other mental health concerns. ADHD might be the best answer—or it might not. You’ll leave knowing either way.