ADULT ADHD Assessments

Adult ADHD Assessments in Burlington (ages 17-60)

For a variety of reasons, many adults were not presented with the option to be assessed for ADHD earlier in life. They may not have known the look-fors or may have discovered strategies to be successful at school and/or work, despite their challenges.  At The Mindful Living Centre, we recognize that ADHD isn’t only a childhood disorder and can be quite challenging for adults to navigate. We take a comprehensive approach to assessing your areas of need, to better understand any functioning, emotional, social or behavioural difficulties you may be experiencing.

The process for adult ADHD assessments typically involves the following:

• A 2-hour in-person meeting that incorporates an initial brief interview, followed by a testing session.
• The provision of questionnaires to be completed at home by the subject and collaterals.
• A ½-hour feedback session scheduled approximately 2 weeks after all questionnaires have been returned (typically conducted virtually)

If you’re looking for an adult ADHD assessment in Burlington, the Mindful Living Centre offers comprehensive, evidence-based evaluations tailored to your unique needs. Adult ADHD often goes undiagnosed, with many individuals struggling with focus, organization, time management, and emotional regulation without understanding why. Our assessments are conducted by a registered Psychologist, and are designed to provide clarity and insight, helping you understand your strengths and limitations and the ways ADHD may be affecting your life.

At the Mindful Living Centre in Burlington, our adult ADHD assessments involve a thorough clinical interview, standardized questionnaires, performance-based evaluations, and collateral information when appropriate. We explore patterns of attention, executive functioning, and life history to provide an accurate and well-rounded understanding. Whether you’re seeking support for work-related challenges, relationship difficulties, or long-standing struggles with focus and follow-through, our assessments can be a crucial first step toward meaningful change.