Adult & Adolescent ADHD Evaluations
A full ADHD evaluation (clinical interview, standardized measures, written report) that gives you a clear answer.
How an ADHD Evaluation Helps
A Clear Answer
Is it ADHD, or have you just been working twice as hard to keep up? A full evaluation replaces uncertainty with a clear answer, and a plan for what to do next.
More Than a Questionnaire
An ADHD evaluation combines a detailed clinical interview, standardized rating scales, and validated measures of attention and executive functioning to build a complete picture of how your mind works and where you struggle.
Administered by a Qualified Level C Provider
As a qualified Level C provider, Dr. Aday is credentialed to administer and interpret the standardized instruments a full ADHD assessment requires.
A Written Report
Every evaluation concludes with a written report that lays out the findings, the diagnosis, and concrete recommendations, so you leave understanding not only whether you have ADHD but what to do next.
Who Benefits Most
Adults Who Have Been Compensating
For adults who have quietly compensated for years (high performers who suspect ADHD has been hiding behind sheer effort), an evaluation finally puts language to the pattern.
Adolescents Whose Attention Affects School
For adolescents whose attention or learning challenges are showing up at school, an evaluation clarifies what is going on and opens the door to academic accommodations and the right support.
Anyone Told They Can't Possibly Have ADHD
For people who were told their ADHD couldn't be real because they were getting by, this evaluation gives a real answer, held with care.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do you evaluate adults for ADHD, or only children?
- Both. Dr. Aday provides ADHD evaluations for adults and adolescents.
- Can I complete an ADHD evaluation online?
- Yes. Evaluations are available in person in Coral Gables and by telehealth across Florida, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Texas, and New Mexico.
- Will I receive a written report?
- Yes. Every evaluation includes a written report with findings and clear recommendations.
- How is it different from a quick screening?
- A full evaluation uses standardized testing and a clinical interview to reach a well-documented conclusion, rather than relying on a brief checklist.
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