Could it be ADHD?

A proper assessment. Not a TikTok quiz. Structured diagnostic pathway with a doctor who understands ADHD in young people.

What to expect

Session 1 — Clinical Interview (60 minutes)

  • Detailed symptom history using DSM-5-TR ADHD criteria
  • Developmental history — childhood, school, whānau context
  • Functional impact across study, work, relationships, daily life
  • Screening questionnaires: ASRS v1.1 (18+) or Conners 3 / SNAP-IV (under 18)
  • Mental health screen for anxiety, depression, trauma (differential diagnosis)

Session 2 — Collateral and Integration (45 minutes)

  • Review of parent/whānau collateral information
  • School report review where available
  • Integration of all assessment data
  • Preliminary diagnostic formulation

Session 3 — Feedback and Plan (45 minutes)

  • Clear explanation of diagnosis (ADHD confirmed, not confirmed, or further assessment needed)
  • Written report provided
  • If ADHD confirmed: psychoeducation, behavioural strategies, medication discussion, prescribing pathway, and GP communication
  • If not confirmed: explanation, alternative formulation, and onward referral if needed
  • Copy of report sent to GP with patient consent

Important information

This is a clinical assessment, not a screening quiz. It follows DSM-5-TR diagnostic criteria.

We take a multi-informant approach. We'll ask you to involve a parent, partner, or someone who knows you well.

If you're under 18, a parent or guardian must consent to the assessment.

Assessment is private pay. You pay per assessment block, not per hour. Pricing is discussed during your initial inquiry.

We can prescribe ADHD medication if clinically appropriate. Ongoing prescribing may be coordinated with your GP.

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