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Diagram of common adult ADHD difficulties, including poor concentration, procrastination, trouble meeting deadlines, losing track of time and misplacing items

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Wondering whether ADHD may be affecting your work, studies, relationships, or daily life? A professional assessment can help clarify the pattern, consider other possible explanations, and identify practical next steps.

Adult ADHD Assessment in Vancouver

If you are wondering whether ADHD may be affecting you, this 50-minute screening is a useful first step.

It includes a focused clinical interview, standardized ADHD screening questionnaires, verbal feedback, practical recommendations and a 1–2-page screening summary.

Screening does not provide a formal diagnosis or diagnostic report.

This assessment is for adults seeking diagnostic clarification, treatment planning, support for medication discussions with a medical provider, or documentation of functional impairment.

It includes a clinical interview, developmental history, standardized research-supported assessment tools, informant input when useful, consideration of alternative or co-occurring conditions, a written report, and a feedback session.

This option is best suited when the main question is whether ADHD is present and how attention or executive-function difficulties affect work, school, home life, or relationships.

The report summarizes the findings and provides practical recommendations. If you need documentation for a physician, school, employer, insurer, or another organization, please confirm its requirements before booking so the assessment can be tailored appropriately.

This comprehensive adult mental health assessment is for adults whose concerns involve several overlapping difficulties or require a broader clinical picture.

Depending on the referral question, it may consider ADHD, anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma-related symptoms, autistic traits, burnout, emotional regulation, sleep and other factors affecting daily functioning.

It includes an in-depth clinical interview, relevant history, standardized assessment measures, a written assessment report and a feedback session. The findings guide practical recommendations for treatment and support.

Autism-related traits may be screened, but this service does not provide a comprehensive autism diagnostic assessment or formal autism diagnosis.

Extended Health Coverage

Coverage depends on your extended health plan. Please confirm eligibility and limits with your insurer before booking. A receipt for reimbursement is separate from a clinical assessment report.

 

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Why Choose My ADHD Assessment Services?

I am a Registered Psychologist in British Columbia and provide careful, evidence-informed adult ADHD assessments. The process brings together clinical history, standardized measures, information about day-to-day functioning, and consideration of conditions that can resemble or occur alongside ADHD.

When the referral question calls for it, cognitive or other psychological testing may add useful information about learning, memory, or executive functioning. No single test proves or rules out ADHD, so results are interpreted alongside the person’s developmental history, current symptoms, and real-world functioning.

My goal is to provide a clear, well-supported conclusion and practical recommendations that fit the individual’s needs.

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