Adult ADHD Assessments
Many adults struggle for years with focus, procrastination, disorganization, overwhelm, or difficulty following through without realizing ADHD may be contributing to these patterns.
Eve Mental Health offers adult ADHD assessments designed to help clarify symptoms, identify patterns affecting daily life, and provide practical recommendations for next steps. The assessment includes a clinical interview, a standardized adult ADHD assessment, and a personalized written report reviewed with you during a follow-up session. Assessments are available in person at our Crocker Park office in Westlake or virtually throughout Ohio.
What the Assessment Includes
Session One — Clinical Interview & Assessment 50 minutes
The first appointment focuses on understanding your current concerns, history, and the ways attention, organization, follow-through, and other ADHD-related patterns affect daily life. We’ll also complete a standardized adult ADHD assessment to gather additional information about your symptoms and experiences.
Session Two — Report & Feedback 50 minutes
After the assessment is completed, the information is reviewed and incorporated into a personalized written report. During the second appointment, we’ll go through the findings together, discuss what they may mean, answer questions, and review practical recommendations and next steps.
Adult ADHD Assessment Package $300
The complete adult ADHD assessment is a self-pay service provided across two 50-minute appointments.
The assessment is not based on a questionnaire score alone. We review information from the clinical interview and standardized assessment together to better understand how your symptoms, history, and patterns of daily functioning fit together.
The $300 package includes both appointments and the completed written report.
Session One — $125
Clinical Interview & Assessment
Session Two — $175
Report & Feedback
Is an ADHD Assessment Right for You?
An adult ADHD assessment may be helpful if you’ve consistently struggled with focus, procrastination, organization, task initiation, follow-through, or feeling mentally overwhelmed by everyday responsibilities.
Some adults seek an assessment because they’ve wondered for years whether ADHD may be contributing to these patterns. Others begin considering ADHD after noticing that work, relationships, routines, or daily responsibilities require more effort than they seem to for other people.
The goal of the assessment is to provide greater clarity about what may be contributing to these difficulties and to offer practical recommendations for what to do next.