A brief ADHD evaluation focuses primarily on ADHD-related symptoms and concerns without major mood. - This is Not Recommended for anyone that has any other symptoms (e.g., anxiety, depression, mood, trauma-symptoms, emotional/behavioral issues, etc.)
It is a relatively quick assessment to understand an individual's potential Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) symptoms and related concerns. It typically involves structured tasks and questions to gather essential information. Here's an overview of what a brief ADHD evaluation might entail:
- Interview Length: 45 minutes to 1 hour
- Testing Length: 1.0 to 1.5 hours
- Diagnostic Letter: Included
**Optional Formal Report: It's important to note that regardless of whether you opt for a full or
summarized report, the testing duration remains consistent. The difference lies in the
level of detail provided in the final report.
**Optional Treatment Planning
**PRIMARY GOAL:**
The primary goal of a brief ADHD evaluation is to quickly assess an individual's ADHD-related symptoms and determine if they meet the criteria for an ADHD diagnosis. This assessment can help guide appropriate interventions and treatment if necessary.
A brief ADHD evaluation focuses primarily on ADHD-related symptoms and concerns without major mood, behavior, emotional, or extensive cognitive assessments. It is aimed at quickly assessing and identifying ADHD-related issues, which can then guide appropriate treatment and support strategies. If more comprehensive evaluation or additional concerns arise, a more in-depth assessment may be recommended.
Typically gathered information includes:
**Background Information:**
- Basic demographic information such as age, gender, and living situation.
- Past ADHD diagnoses, treatments, or relevant medical history related to ADHD.
- Information about physical health conditions and medications that may impact ADHD
symptoms.
- Questions may explore an individual's social and environmental factors that could
contribute to ADHD symptoms.
- Assessment of how ADHD symptoms may affect school or work performance.
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