ADHD Testing

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Concerns about your child's focus, impulsivity, or activity levels can raise questions about ADHD. Testing can provide clarity for parents, inform school support, and guide effective strategies at home. Understanding these challenges is the first step towards helping your child thrive.

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Why Consider ADHD Testing?

Consider ADHD testing if your child consistently shows any of these challenges:

  • Difficulty Paying Attention: Easily distracted, doesn't seem to listen, struggles with instructions, avoids mentally demanding tasks, loses things, or is forgetful.

  • Hyperactivity: Fidgets, leaves seat inappropriately, runs/climbs excessively, struggles with quiet play, or talks excessively.

  • Impulsivity: Blurts out answers, trouble waiting their turn, or interrupts others.

  • Difficulties with Organization and Planning: Struggles to organize tasks and manage time.

  • Emotional Regulation Challenges: Heightened emotional reactions or difficulty managing feelings.

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The Results: Beyond a Diagnosis

RootEd provides a comprehensive interpretation of your child's ADHD evaluation, going beyond a simple diagnosis. We focus on how their challenges are affecting them:

  • Specific Challenges and Strengths: Pinpointing areas of difficulty with attention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, alongside their existing strengths.

  • Behavior Across Settings: Analyzing how symptoms appear at home, school, and in social situations.

  • Impact on Development: Discussing potential effects on learning, social skills, emotions, and daily life.

  • Subtype and Severity: Clearly explaining the ADHD subtype and its general severity level. Please note: diagnoses is never a guarantee of any evaluation.

This understanding helps you:

  • Collaborate with Schools: Advocate for appropriate support and accommodations.

  • Develop Home Strategies: Implement practical techniques for managing behaviors and strengthening family communication.

  • Support Emotional Well-being: Foster self-esteem, coping skills, and emotional regulation.

  • Explore Treatment Options: Understand behavioral therapy, medication (if relevant), and other interventions.

Our goal is to empower you with a clear understanding to confidently support your child's needs and help them thrive. We're here to answer your questions and ensure you feel informed.

The process:

Our comprehensive evaluation gathers a thorough understanding of your child through several components, which includes:

  • Parent/Guardian Interview(s): Detailed interviews about your child's history, behavior, academic performance, and social interactions.

  • Child Interview (Age-Appropriate): Understanding your child's perspective on their challenges.

  • Behavioral Rating Scales: Standardized questionnaires for parents and teachers to assess ADHD-related behaviors across settings.

  • Cognitive Assessment: Testing intellectual abilities.

  • Neuropsychological Assessment: Testing executive functioning.

  • Review of Records: Examining relevant school records and previous reports (with consent).

  • Observation (If Applicable): Direct observation of your child in certain settings.

The specific components are tailored to your child's needs. We aim to create a comfortable and supportive environment for the assessment.

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Clear, Upfront Pricing

We believe in making the evaluation process as stress-free as possible, and that starts with transparent pricing. All of our services are clearly listed with flat rates based on Tiers—so you know exactly what you're paying for, with no hidden fees or surprise charges.

No phone tag.

No drawn-out consultations just to get a quote.
We take the guesswork out of the equation so you can focus on what matters most: getting the answers and support you need.

ADHD Evaluations are a TIER THREE service. The flat rate is:

$2000

Frequently Asked Questions

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