Maybe your teen is clearly capable yet buried under missed assignments, or maybe you are the adult who has spent a lifetime feeling one step behind and finally wants an answer. Our ADHD Evaluations in Whitefish Bay, WI take a careful, individualized look at attention, focus, and executive function. Reaching out takes no referral at all.
Every one of our ADHD Evaluations in Whitefish Bay, WI is grounded first in a cognitive and executive function baseline, with the ADHD specific measures added to fit your particular concerns. A single licensed psychologist guides the entire process, and we screen thoughtfully for anxiety, mood, and learning differences, all of which can quietly accompany or imitate an attention problem.
Holding attention is a struggle, follow through breaks down, and ordinary tasks stretch far longer than they should. Look for restless movement, blurting out, things regularly misplaced, and homework that turns into a nightly clash even when your child truly wants to succeed.
he capability is obvious, but it rarely reaches the gradebook. Deadlines get missed, organization falls apart, careless errors creep in, and time management feels out of reach. Emotions can run high, and the gulf between real ability and actual output keeps growing wider.
You may run chronically late, act before you think, and forget the small logistics that hold a day together. Non urgent tasks are hard to begin, projects stall unfinished, and you carry a persistent fatigue from pushing harder than others just to stay level.
The evaluation opens with about an hour of conversation, during which your psychologist assembles a full history spanning childhood through your present day life. What you share here reveals the patterns and challenges that shape which ADHD assessments will be most useful for you.
Informed by that interview, your psychologist selects a battery designed around your profile. Expect two to six hours of in person testing across one or two days, plus take home questionnaires; parents, teachers, or a partner can contribute their own to broaden the view of your attention and executive function.
Your psychologist consolidates the testing data, clinical observations, and questionnaire results into a single detailed diagnostic report. If something more surfaces during the process, such as anxiety or a mood concern, it is included as well, so nothing meaningful is missed.
About two to three weeks later, you come back for the feedback session. This is where you receive your diagnosis alongside individualized recommendations: practical strategies for home, school, or work, referrals to therapy or coaching, medication guidance if relevant, and next steps built for your situation.
No. You never require a referral to be seen at Core Spring Diagnostics. You can get in touch with us directly, for any reason, and set up an evaluation yourself.
Yes, considerably more. A complete evaluation brings together a clinical interview, a cognitive and executive baseline, ADHD specific testing, rating scales, and screening for conditions that imitate ADHD. The result is a genuine picture, never a single yes or no page.
Yes. We work with children, teens, and adults. A great many adults reach out after a lifetime of compensating, usually once daily demands finally overtake the strategies they have leaned on for years.
Anxiety, depression, learning differences, and executive function difficulties, because each of these often overlaps with or mimics ADHD and changes what will truly make a difference.
A plain language report and a feedback session offering recommendations tailored to you, including school or workplace accommodations and practical, everyday strategies you can start using.
Phone us at (414) 387-2100. We will answer your questions, explain each step of the process, and arrange a first appointment at a time that works for you.
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