ADHD assessments
Find focus, confidence, and strategies that work for how your mind operates.
What we look at
An ADHD assessment looks at attention, focus, and organization, while also considering emotional well-being, environment, and life experiences.
It helps distinguish what might be related to ADHD from what could be shaped by stress, anxiety, or learning differences. Our goal is to understand how your brain works so you can find strategies and supports that help you thrive at school, at work, and in daily life.
What you'll walk away with
A clear understanding of whether ADHD or another factor best explains your experiences
Insight into attention, organization, and emotional regulation patterns
Personalized strategies for school, work, or daily life
Recommendations for therapy, accommodations, and treatment planning
A summary letter and a detailed report that can be shared with other professionals if needed
Optional screening for autism (if requested) to explore social communication, sensory, or developmental differences
How it works
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Free consultation
Talk through your concerns and goals to confirm the best assessment approach.
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Intake interview (1 hour)
Gather background information and explore current challenges.
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Testing (2-3 hours)
Complete standardized measures and questionnaires, sometimes with input from caregivers, teachers, or employers.
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Scoring and interpretation
Combine results with developmental history and collateral input.
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Feedback session
Review findings, discuss what they mean, and plan next steps.
Quick feedback and reports available
Receive a summary letter right after feedback and a full written report within six to eight weeks. Rush options are available.
Fees & insurance
Fee: $2,000 CAD
Insurance: Often eligible for reimbursement under extended health psychology benefits.
We’ll review costs and insurance options with you before starting, so there are no surprises.