Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Assessment
Mindsake brings together independent senior experts in psychiatry and psychology, enabling access to comprehensive, evidence-based ADHD assessments. These assessments provide a clear understanding of how attentional differences affect learning, behaviour, and emotional well-being.
Whether symptoms present as inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity—or all three—clinicians offer structured assessments and recommendations for support and care.
What Clinicians Assess
- Attention and executive functioning
- Impulse control and hyperactivity
- Emotional regulation
- Behaviour across settings (home, school, social)
- Co-occurring conditions (e.g. ASD, anxiety, learning differences)
- Optional Learning assessments (additional cost)
A typical ADHD assessment involves an independent consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist (general psychiatric assessment) and a clinical psychologist (structured assessments). The clinicians work together as independent colleagues to reach a shared diagnostic formulation; each is responsible for their own contribution to the assessment.