Maybe you’ve been struggling with focus, prioritizing, starting, or completing tasks, and suspect you might have ADHD. Maybe you did get tested but the results didn’t feel like they told the whole story. That’s exactly why I’m rolling out neuro‑affirming assessments. My goal is that after the process, you’ll have a clearer picture of your strengths, challenges, and strategies to optimize your life.
What to expect from the process
You’ll have a clear, step-by-step experience designed to reduce overwhelm:
A consultation to determine if I’m the right fit for you.
An intake form that helps me plan the assessment.
An intake session to explore your history and current challenges.
Screening sessions, likely in two-hour blocks with breaks.
A session to review findings.
A written report with actionable recommendations.
A follow-up to answer any questions and clarify next steps.
How this assessment is different
These assessments are designed to be neuro‑affirming, strengths-focused, and actionable. The approach treats ADHD as a unique brain wiring rather than a label. It highlights what you do well, not just the challenges, and ensures that at the end of the process, you have concrete ideas to improve focus, organization, emotional regulation, and daily functioning.
Preparing for your assessment
You don’t need to do anything before your assessment. If it’s helpful, you might take a moment to notice patterns in your focus, organization, and daily routines. Just observing how you work and what challenges you notice can make your assessment even more informative.
Learn more
If you have questions about the assessments, you can reach out through the contact form. You’ll be able to learn more and schedule your assessment as soon as it becomes available.