Perhaps the notes from school keep saying your child could do better if only they focused, or you are an adult who has quietly wondered for years why staying organized feels harder for you than for everyone else. Our ADHD Evaluations in Greenfield, WI are built to answer that question with real testing. You do not need a referral to begin.
Our ADHD Evaluations in Greenfield, WI never start with the ADHD checklist; they start with a foundation of cognitive and executive function, then layer in the attention specific measures your situation calls for. The same licensed psychologist carries the process the whole way through, and we screen carefully for the anxiety, mood, and learning differences that frequently hide inside an attention problem.
Focus drifts within minutes, directions get lost partway, and even simple chores turn into drawn out battles. Watch for fidgeting that never quiets, interrupting, frequently lost items, and homework sessions that end in tears despite a child who clearly wants to do well.
You see a capable student whose report card does not match. Assignments vanish into a disorganized bag, due dates sneak past, small mistakes multiply, and running late becomes routine. Feelings can spike quickly, and the distance between potential and performance grows more obvious each term.
Life feels like a scramble: keys misplaced, appointments forgotten, deadlines met only under pressure. You might jump into things impulsively, struggle to finish what you start, and carry a low hum of exhaustion from constantly compensating just to appear on top of it all.
Everything begins with about an hour of focused conversation. Your psychologist gathers a full history, tracing patterns from your earliest years to the pressures of today, and uses what emerges to decide which ADHD assessments will give the clearest answers for you.
Guided by that interview, your psychologist chooses a battery tailored to your profile. Plan on two to six hours of in person testing across one or two days, along with questionnaires to complete at home; the people who know you best, parents, teachers, or a partner, can add their own observations on focus and follow through.
Your psychologist brings the scores, clinical notes, and questionnaire responses together into one detailed diagnostic report. Should anything additional appear during testing, such as depression or another concurrent condition, it is documented as well, so the full picture is on record.
Roughly two to three weeks on, you return for a feedback meeting. Here you receive your diagnosis and a practical, individualized plan: strategies for daily life, connections to therapy or coaching, medication guidance if it applies, and the specific next steps that fit your circumstances.
No, you do not. Core Spring Diagnostics never requires a referral. Reach out to us directly whenever you are ready, for whatever reason brought you here.
No. It combines a clinical interview, a cognitive and executive baseline, targeted ADHD testing, rating scales, and screening for conditions that can imitate ADHD. What you get back is a genuine picture, not a one-page checkbox exercise.
Absolutely. Our evaluations cover children, teens, and adults. Many adults come to us later in life, often when growing responsibilities finally overwhelm the coping habits they have relied on for years.
We look for anxiety, depression, learning differences, and executive function difficulties, since they commonly overlap with attention problems or resemble them and shift what treatment actually works.
A readable, plain-language report plus a feedback session full of recommendations made for you, including accommodations for school or work and everyday strategies you can put into practice.
Give us a call at (414) 387-2100. We are happy to walk you through how it works and find a first appointment time that suits your schedule.
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