When attention and executive function are the main concerns
ADHD evaluations assess attention, executive function, and processing to differentiate ADHD from learning, mood, or sleep-related concerns and guide individualized recommendations.
Understanding ADHD
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by persistent patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity that interfere with daily functioning.
Dr. Barnard's comprehensive evaluations help identify ADHD and distinguish it from other conditions with similar symptoms.
Comprehensive ADHD assessment
- Multi-method evaluation approach
- Standardized rating scales from multiple informants
- Cognitive and neuropsychological testing
- Differential diagnosis from co-occurring conditions
- Functional impact assessment
What Dr. Barnard evaluates
Dr. Barnard's ADHD assessments examine:
- Attention and concentration abilities
- Executive functioning skills
- Processing speed and working memory
- Impulsivity and hyperactivity patterns
- Academic and social functioning
Assessment process
The evaluation typically includes:
- Clinical interview with parents and child
- Review of developmental and academic history
- Standardized testing
- Behavioral observations
- Comprehensive written report with recommendations
Get started
Contact Dr. Barnard to discuss your child's attention and executive functioning concerns and determine whether an ADHD evaluation is the right next step.