What Is ADHD Screening and Testing?

ADHD is a neurodevelopmental difference that affects attention, impulse control, and regulation. and it can look different in every child.

Screening vs. Testing

• ADHD Screening helps identify whether ADHD may be present

• Comprehensive testing looks deeper, using multiple sources to understand attention, executive functioning, learning, and emotional regulation

  
  

What We Consider

• Parent and teacher input

• Developmental and school history

• Behavior rating scales

• Cognitive and academic testing (when appropriate)

Our neuroaffirming approach focuses on understanding a child’s brain, strengths, and support needs; not labeling or limiting potential.