Maybe your child is smart in every conversation but falls apart the second homework starts, or you are the grown-up who has spent years apologizing for being late and forgetful. Our ADHD Evaluations in Glendale, WI look closely at attention, focus, and follow through to find out what is really going on. No referral is needed to get started.
Each of our ADHD Evaluations in Glendale, WI begins from a baseline of cognitive and executive function, and only then adds the ADHD specific measures that fit your situation. One licensed psychologist stays with you from the first conversation to the last, and along the way we screen for anxiety, mood, and learning differences, since those so often sit underneath or beside attention struggles.
Sitting still feels impossible, instructions slip away halfway through, and small tasks stretch into long standoffs. You may see constant motion, blurted answers, misplaced belongings, and a nightly homework routine that leaves everyone frustrated and unsure why the effort is not paying off.
The ability is clearly there, but the grades tell a different story. Deadlines get missed, backpacks and folders turn to chaos, careless errors pile up, and time seems to evaporate. Emotions can run hot, and the gap between what they can do and what gets done keeps widening.
A restless mind, chronic lateness, and a to do list that never gets shorter unless something is on fire. You may act on impulse, lose the thread of unfinished projects, and feel like you are working twice as hard as the people around you just to stay even.
We open with an unhurried clinical interview, roughly an hour, where your psychologist maps your background from early childhood through the demands you juggle now. This history surfaces the specific patterns and turning points that guide which ADHD measures will tell us the most.
From what that conversation reveals, your psychologist assembles a testing battery built for you. Expect two to six hours of in person work spread over one or two days, plus take home questionnaires; parents, teachers, or a partner can complete their own so we see attention and focus from more than one angle
All of it, test scores, observations, and rating scale results, gets pulled into one detailed diagnostic report. If something else shows up along the way, such as anxiety or low mood, it goes in the report too, so nothing quietly slips through.
About two to three weeks later you come back for the feedback session. You leave with the diagnosis and a set of recommendations you can actually use: strategies for home, school, or work, referrals for therapy or coaching, guidance on medication where it fits, and clear next steps.
No. A referral is never required to be seen at Core Spring Diagnostics. You can contact us directly, for any concern, and schedule on your own.
Not at all. A full evaluation pairs a clinical interview with a cognitive and executive baseline, ADHD specific testing, rating scales, and screening for look-alike conditions. You get a real picture, not a single yes or no form.
Yes. We see children, teens, and adults. Plenty of adults come in after years of quiet workarounds, usually once the demands of life finally outrun the systems they built to cope.
Anxiety, depression, learning differences, and executive function gaps, because each of these can mimic or ride alongside ADHD and change what will genuinely help.
A clear, plain language report and a feedback session with recommendations tailored to you, from school or workplace accommodations to concrete day to day strategies.
Call us at (414) 387-2100. We will answer your questions, explain the process, and set up a first appointment that works for you.
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