Is ADHD affecting your focus, memory, or motivation?
ADHD in adults doesn’t always look like hyperactivity — it can show up as chronic disorganization, mental exhaustion, missed deadlines, or frustration with your own inconsistency. If you’ve wondered whether there’s something deeper behind your struggles with attention or executive function, a high-quality psychological assessment can provide the clarity you’re looking for.
I offer comprehensive ADHD evaluations for adults (ages 18+) entirely via secure telehealth, available to clients located in any PSYPACT-participating state. These evaluations are designed to be efficient, evidence-based, and clinically useful — whether you're pursuing personal insight, workplace accommodations, or a medication consultation.
What the Evaluation Includes
Your ADHD assessment will include all of the following:
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Structured diagnostic interview
A focused clinical interview to assess ADHD criteria and rule out other explanations for symptoms
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Validated self-report measures
Measures of attention, mood, anxiety, and executive functioning
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Performance-based testing
Objective computerized attention testing via QbCheck — an FDA-cleared, remote, webcam-monitored task that
assesses attention, impulsivity, and activity level
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Integrated clinical formulation
Your test data and clinical history are synthesized into a detailed report with diagnostic impressions and
individualized recommendations
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Written report
You’ll receive a professional, clearly written report that can be used for consultation with prescribing providers or
submitted for workplace/academic support
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Optional feedback session
A follow-up meeting is available upon request to walk through your results and recommendations
Cost & Scheduling
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Standard ADHD Evaluation: $1,200
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Evening Appointments (After 5 PM): $1,500
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Rush Report Option (3–5 business days): +$250
Evaluations are self-pay only. I do not bill insurance, but if you have out-of-network benefits, I’m happy to provide a superbill for possible reimbursement. My self-pay rate is structured to reflect the time, expertise, and tools involved in providing a thorough, high-quality psychological assessment. Most evaluations are completed within 7–10 business days from your schedule interview to final report.
Want to better understand the ADHD testing process?
Start with our overview: What to Expect from an Adult ADHD Evaluation.
Curious about telehealth testing credibility?
Learn what separates evidence-based assessments from online gimmicks in Remote Psychological Testing: What’s Real, What’s Hype?.
Who This Evaluation Is For
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Adults (18+) seeking clarity about ADHD symptoms
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Individuals referred by their physician or psychiatrist
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Professionals or students needing documentation for accommodations
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Anyone tired of guessing and ready to understand how their mind works
How to Get Started
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Contact me to express interest in an evaluation
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Complete intake paperwork and online screening measures via my secure client portal
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Schedule your clinical interview (daytime or evening options)
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Complete testing — including attention testing and executive function measures
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Receive your written report, with optional feedback session
Serving Adults Across Florida
Whether you’re in Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, or Fort Lauderdale, I offer telehealth ADHD assessments statewide. Get clarity and answers without ever leaving home.
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Telehealth Across States
I am authorized to practice telepsychology in all PSYPACT-participating states. If you live in a PSYPACT state, you are eligible for an evaluation. To check whether your state participates, visit www.psypact.org.
All assessments are conducted remotely through secure telehealth platforms, ensuring convenience without sacrificing clinical quality.
Learn more about how remote psychological testing works.
To help clients in high-demand areas find me more easily online, I’ve created state-specific pages for the following locations:
Illinois, North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, Colorado, Virginia, Kansas, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Texas.