While initial consultations and some follow-up therapy sessions can be conducted online, comprehensive diagnostic testing for ADHD and Autism usually requires in-person evaluations at our center. This ensures that standardized psychological tools, behavioral observations, and interactive tests are administered accurately.
Yes, it is very common. Neurodivergent individuals often experience co-occurring conditions (comorbidities) such as anxiety, depression, learning disabilities (like dyslexia), or Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) due to chronic stress and societal pressures. Our thorough evaluation identifies these overlapping conditions so treatment can address the whole person.
Symptoms must be present in early childhood for a clinical diagnosis, but they can sometimes go unnoticed. High intelligence, structured home environments, or subtle coping mechanisms can allow individuals—especially women and adults—to “mask” their challenges, meaning difficulties only become apparent when life demands increase later in life.
While rare, results can sometimes be inconclusive if symptoms overlap heavily with other conditions (like complex trauma, severe anxiety, or personality disorders) or if insufficient background history is available. In such cases, our psychologists may recommend targeted short-term therapy or a follow-up observation session for clarity.
ADHD can significantly affect academic performance due to difficulties with sustained attention, forgetfulness regarding homework, trouble organizing tasks, rushing through exams, and frequent daydreaming. Despite having high intellectual potential, children with ADHD often underperform without proper accommodations and guidance.