Maybe your child races through every task at top speed and misses half the details. Maybe you are the adult whose desk, inbox, and best intentions never quite stay in order. Our ADHD Evaluations in West Bend, WI are built to understand why, and what actually helps, for children, teens, and adults. No referral is required to get started.
Each ADHD evaluation begins by establishing a baseline of cognitive and executive function, and then we bring in measures tailored to attention, focus, and impulsivity. Throughout, one licensed psychologist stays with you, from intake and testing to the report and the final conversation, with no handoffs in between. Since anxiety, mood, and learning differences can look like or accompany ADHD, we screen for them as a standard part of the work.
A child with ADHD might hold attention only in short bursts, forget what was asked partway through, and stay in near-constant motion. You may notice interrupting, blurted answers, and belongings that keep disappearing, along with homework that turns into a nightly struggle. Sharp kids can cover this until the work gets tougher.
With teens, it tends to appear as habitual procrastination, disorganization that touches every class, and careless errors on material they truly grasp. Time management slips, feelings run intense, and grades routinely fall short of the ability underneath them. The mismatch can be confusing for everyone.
Adults often describe restlessness that never fully settles, real difficulty starting anything that is not pressing, and a pattern of lateness they cannot seem to shake. Impulsivity, trouble finishing what they begin, and the exhaustion of outworking everyone just to keep pace tend to arrive as a set.
We open with a clinical interview of about an hour. Your psychologist collects a full account of your history, reaching from early childhood into the realities of your life right now, and uses what emerges to identify which ADHD assessments will be the strongest fit for you.
Drawing on the interview, your psychologist puts together a battery aimed squarely at your concerns. In-person testing typically spans 2 to 6 hours across one to two days. You will take questionnaires home, and the people who know you well, such as parents, teachers, or a partner, can contribute their own perspectives.
Your psychologist consolidates the testing results, clinical observations, and questionnaire responses into one detailed report. If anything additional comes to light during the evaluation, like anxiety or depression, it is captured too, so that nothing meaningful is left out of the final picture.
About two to three weeks after testing, you come back for a feedback session. This is when you receive your findings alongside recommendations made just for you: practical strategies for home, school, or work, referrals to therapy or coaching, medication guidance where appropriate, and next steps designed around your situation.
No. Core Spring Diagnostics never asks for a referral. You are free to reach out to us directly, whenever you like and for any reason that brought you to us.
Not at all. A complete evaluation combines a clinical interview, a cognitive and executive function baseline, ADHD specific measures, rating scales, and screening for conditions that can imitate ADHD, giving you a full picture rather than a yes or no form.
Yes, we do. We see children, teens, and adults, and plenty of the adults we evaluate come to us after years of quietly compensating, often right when everyday demands begin to outrun their usual workarounds.
We screen for anxiety, depression, learning differences, and executive function challenges, since they frequently accompany or resemble ADHD and can shift what kind of support will actually help.
You end up with a plain-language report and a feedback session that spells out individualized recommendations, from school or workplace accommodations to practical strategies you can begin using at once.
Just call (414) 387-2100. We will help you find a time and gladly answer any questions you have before your first appointment.
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