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ADHD Testing

ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder) affects attention, self-control, and activity level. It often shows up as difficulty sustaining focus, managing time and tasks, impulsive decisions, and mental restlessness. These patterns can make work, school, home life, and relationships harder even when you're trying your best.

If you've been searching for "ADHD testing near me" and finding six-month hospital waitlists, you're not alone. Families in New England and professionals routinely wait months for an evaluation through large health systems. We offer comprehensive, evidence-based ADHD testing for adults and children with rapid scheduling typically within weeks, not months.

Benefits of Testing for ADHD

  • Clarifies whether symptoms stem from ADHD or another condition (such as anxiety, depression, a learning disability, or sleep problems), so treatment targets the right problem

  • Enables a personalized plan with behavioral strategies, coaching, medication, and accommodations tailored to your specific profile

  • Provides practical tools to improve organization, time management, task completion, and daily functioning
    Opens access to workplace and educational accommodations and appropriate medical care

  • Reduces uncertainty and self-blame, replacing years of "why is this so hard for me?" with clear answers and informed next steps

Who Should Consider Testing

  • Adults who routinely struggle to focus, prioritize, or stay organized despite real effort

  • People who often miss deadlines or appointments, forget tasks, or have trouble finishing projects

  • Those who feel constantly behind, frustrated by underperformance, or suspect ADHD because of lifelong patterns or family history

  • Parents noticing persistent attention, activity, or impulse-control challenges in a child that affect school or social life

  • College students and professionals seeking documentation for academic or workplace accommodations

"In my years of clinical practice, I've seen both children and adults finally make sense of their struggles with focus, relationships, and self-esteem. Receiving a formal ADHD diagnosis opened the door to targeted treatment and a sense of relief."
- Dr. Jureller

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Submit intake form on our website.
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Complete testing online from the comfort of your home.
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Attend a  Telehealth interview.
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Virtual results appointment to discuss feedback and clinical recommendations.

What you receive
with each assessment

Comprehensive and personalized written report (typically ranging from 12-20 pages)
Clear DSM-5 diagnoses with codes made by a licensed psychologist
Your unique profile of strengths and challenges
Recommendations that are personalized and detailed specifically for you
Charts and score summaries with how you (or your child) compare to same-aged peers
Results feedback session
Accommodation support letters
(when applicable)
A lasting record to share with schools, physicians, therapists, or employers
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