ADHD Evaluation
for Children and Teens
If your child is struggling with focus, organization, or follow-through, it can start to show up at school, at home, and in day-to-day routines.
An ADHD evaluation helps you understand what’s actually going on so you can move forward with clarity and the right support.
When Parents
Start Asking Questions
Many parents reach out when writing feels much harder than it should.
You may be noticing:
- difficulty staying focused, even on simple tasks
- frequent forgetfulness or losing things
- trouble following instructions or completing work
- impulsive behavior or emotional outbursts
- ongoing concerns raised by teachers
Sometimes these patterns have been present for years. Other times, they become more noticeable as school demands increase.
An evaluation helps separate what might be ADHD from other factors and gives you a clearer direction.
What this
Evaluation Looks At
ADHD is more than just attention. It often involves how a child manages tasks, regulates behavior, and processes information.
This evaluation looks at:
- attention and concentration
- executive functioning (organization, planning, follow-through)
- impulse control and behavioral patterns
- emotional regulation
- how your child functions across different settings
We use a combination of standardized assessments, clinical observations, and input from parents and teachers to build a full picture.
What You Get
From the Evaluation
The goal of this process is clarity, not just a label.
After the evaluation, you’ll have:
- a clear understanding of whether ADHD is present
- insight into your child’s strengths and challenges
- specific recommendations for home and school
- documentation for school accommodations if needed
- guidance on next steps, including therapy or additional support
You’ll leave knowing what’s going on and what to do next.
What the Process Looks Like
We keep the process structured, clear, and supportive so you always know what to expect.
01
Initial Consultation
We start by understanding your concerns, your child’s history, and what questions need to be answered.
02
Assessment
Your child completes targeted, age-appropriate assessments based on their needs.
03
Clinical Review
We analyze results to build a clear and accurate understanding of your child’s profile.
04
Feedback Session
We walk you through the findings in plain language and answer your questions.
05
Written Report
We walk you through the findings in plain language and answer your questions.
Clinicians Who Conduct ADHD Evaluations
Our evaluation team includes experienced clinicians and school psychologists who specialize in working with children and adolescents.
Kristi Hernandez
PsyS, NCSP
Provides comprehensive evaluations for children and adolescents, with experience in attention, learning, and school-related concerns.
Nicole Padilla,
Ed. S
Focuses on evaluation and assessment of attention, executive functioning, and learning differences.
Amanda Odum
Ed.S.
Works with children and families to better understand behavioral and academic concerns through structured evaluations.
Lindsay Crump
Psy. S
Provides evaluations focused on learning, attention, and developmental functioning.
Stephney Brown,
Psy.S, NCSP
Supports children and families through comprehensive assessments and clear, actionable recommendations.
Haley Cote,
Ed.S.
Specializes in evaluation services, helping families better understand attention and learning challenges.
Dr. Kristen Fabrizi,
Psy.D.
Provides in-depth psychological evaluations with a focus on diagnostic clarity and treatment planning.
Danielle Lettieri
PMHNP
Provides medication management for children, teens, and young adults through a collaborative, family-centered, and child-focused approach.
Start with Clarity
You don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out.
If you’re noticing concerns or just have questions, we’ll help you understand the right next step for your child.