ADHD assessments for adults
Answers for the questions you’ve carried.
A structured assessment can clarify what is ADHD, what may be something else, and which strategies and supports may help.
focus areas
Areas of an ADHD Assessment
- Attention & focus
- Time management & procrastination
- Organization & task completion
- Relationships
- Emotional regulation
Good to know
Questions about ADHD assessment
Do you offer in-person sessions?
Yes – in Richmond Hill.
Can adults be assessed for ADHD?
Yes. Many adults were never assessed as children — ADHD can look different in adulthood, and an assessment is designed to pick up exactly that.
What does the assessment involve?
A clinical interview, ADHD-specific structured interviews and standardized measures, collateral information where helpful, and a feedback session with a written report.
Will the report support workplace or school accommodations?
The report includes findings and recommendations you can bring to your employer or school. Decisions about accommodations rest with the institution, but a formal assessment is usually what they ask for.
What if it turns out not to be ADHD?
That’s still an answer. The assessment clarifies what is going on — and the feedback and recommendations point to what could help next.
No questions match your search. Try different words, or contact us directly.
The process
What an ADHD assessment looks like.
Intake Call
A conversation about what’s driving you to seek an assessment.
Structured testing
A comprehensive clinical interview as well as ADHD-specific interviews and standardized measures.
Feedback, report & next steps
We walk through the findings together — with a written report and practical, personalized recommendations.
More ways we can help
Other services
Whatever the answers turn out to be, there’s a path from here.
Individual therapy
Personalized therapy to help you navigate challenges, understand patterns, and feel more equipped with tools to manage emotions, thoughts, and behaviours. We support a wide range of concerns and tailor therapy to your individual needs, strengths, and goals.
Couples therapy
Relationships can feel strained for many reasons — recurring conflict, communication difficulties, joint-family and/or in-laws dynamics, emotional distance, betrayal, affair recovery, infidelity, intimacy concerns, infertility and pregnancy loss, postpartum depression and anxiety, parenting stress, or other significant life changes. Therapy can help the couple understand unhelpful patterns, improve communication, rebuild trust, and navigate challenges together.
Unsure where to start?
Totally understandable! Feel free to reach out with any questions. Together, we can discuss your concerns and determine which service may be the right fit for your needs.