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In ADHD care
Visionary leaders shaping nearly a decade of excellence in Adult ADHD assessments and support.
How it Works
Our model of care allows us to help patients across Canada
After we receive your information by private or public assessment, we will follow up within 48 hours with the tool you will need to start.
Receive Telemedicine Appointment
Once we have received your completed assessment tool, we will book your telemedicine clinical interview with one of our ADHD Consultants. Your video appointment will be scheduled by email within two weeks.
Attend Clinical Interview
Your clinical interview with an ADHD Consultant can be completed from anywhere in Canada. In your interview, we will discuss your completed ADHD assessment tool, diagnosis, and non-medication and medication management recommendations.
The ADHD consultation report will be emailed within 4-6 weeks. For private assessments, the report will be emailed directly to you; for public coverage assessments, the report will be emailed to the referring physician or nurse practitioner.
The report includes clinical diagnosis, accommodations for work/school/home, non-medication and medication management recommendations.
The Adult ADHD Centre provides ADHD Assessments by telehealth across Canada, in every province and territory.
ADHD Alberta Assessments, including:
- ADHD Calgary Assessments
- ADHD Edmonton Assessments
ADHD Ontario Assessments, including:
- ADHD Toronto Assessments
- ADHD Hamilton Assessments
- ADHD Mississauga Assessments
- ADHD Ottawa Assessments
- ADHD Niagara Assessments
ADHD Saskatchewan Assessments, including:
- ADHD Saskatoon Assessments
- ADHD Regina Assessments
DHD Assessments in New Brunswick, including:
- ADHD Saint John Assessments
- ADHD Moncton Assessments
ADHD BC Assessments, including:
- ADHD Vancouver Assessments
- ADHD Vancouver Island Assessments
- ADHD Kelowna Assessments
ADHD Manitoba Assessments, including:
- ADHD Winnipeg Assessments
- ADHD Brandon Assessments
- ADHD Northwest Territories Assessments
- ADHD Yukon Assessments
ADHD Assessments in Nova Scotia, including:
- ADHD Halifax Assessments
- ADHD Cape Breton Assessments
ADHD Assessments in Newfoundland, including:
- ADHD St. John’s Assessments
- ADHD Mount Pearl Assessments
Frequently Asked Questions
Our model of care allows us to help patients across Canada
The Adult ADHD Centre is available across Canada: British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut.
Adult ADHD can be diagnosed through a psychoeducational assessment by a psychologist or a medical assessment by a physician, psychiatrist, or nurse practitioner.
Once registered, you will receive an Assessment Tool by email within 48 hours. Once completed and returned, an interview with the ADHD Consultant – Nurse Practitioners will be arranged within weeks. After the clinical interview, you will receive the consultation report within 4-6 weeks.
If, for any reason, you are dissatisfied with your Adult ADHD Assessment, we guarantee a full refund of your payment.
- * Refunds will not be provided solely based on not meeting the diagnostic criteria for ADHD according to the DSM-5. Our assessments are comprehensive to ensure adherence to these criteria.
The underlying symptoms of ADHD are the same, however, the impairments present differently in everyday life from person to person. Adults with ADHD can experience academic failure, occupational difficulties, numerous job changes, relationship problems, financial difficulties, and substance use.
Some ways ADHD might show up in a person’s life:
- Having difficulty with focus during conversations, my mind is elsewhere
- Feeling like you are not working to your potential or underachieving
- Working significantly harder than your peers to achieve the same results
- Feeling frustrated and impatient, having emotional outbursts
- Not being able to finish reading an article or a book
- Being easily distracted by the sights and sounds in the environment
- Over/underestimating the time required to complete tasks
- Hyper-focusing on a task while ignoring the surroundings
- Procrastinating or delaying the start of important tasks
- Impulsive spending, eating, drinking, or sexual activity
- Frequent driving accidents or traffic tickets
- Poor organization
- Forgetful in daily activities
- Consistently loses or misplaces things such as keys, wallet or glasses
As each private Extended Benefits Plan is quite different, this should be checked by the patient contacting their Extended Benefits Plan. The Adult ADHD Centre will provide a receipt which can then be used for reimbursement if this service is covered under a patient’s Extended Benefits Plan.
$300.00
We do not offer therapy, we offer a skills and education program called BEST – Bold, Education, Skills, Treatment.