ADHD Assessment

An ADHD assessment evaluates a child’s attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity through observations, questionnaires, and testing. It helps identify challenges, provides clarity, and guides tailored support strategies for home, school, and daily life.

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Covered Areas

These are specific domains evaluated to create a comprehensive understanding of the child’s challenges, guiding tailored interventions and support strategies for their unique needs:

Attention & Focus

Assesses the child’s ability to sustain attention, shift focus, and filter out distractions in various settings.
Impulsivity

Evaluates difficulties with self-control, decision-making, and the ability to think before acting.
Hyperactivity

Measures levels of excessive movement, restlessness, and difficulties with remaining seated or engaged in structured activities.
Executive Functioning

Examines skills such as planning, organization, problem-solving, time management, and working memory.
Emotional Regulation

Assesses the ability to manage emotions, cope with frustration, and adapt to changing situations.
Behavior & Social Skills

Evaluates interactions with peers and adults, conflict resolution, cooperation, and understanding of social norms.
Academic Performance & Learning

Analyzes cognitive processing, problem-solving, memory, and overall learning abilities in academic tasks.
Sensory Processing

Identifies sensitivities or difficulties in responding to sensory stimuli, such as sound, touch, movement, and visual input.