ADHD Screening
Gain clarity before pursuing a diagnosis.
Understand your attention, focus and executive functioning
through a psychologist-led screening designed for children,
adolescents and adults.
Clinical Intake
with Psychologist
Validated ADHD
Screening Tools
Official Screening
Report
Recommendations &
Next Steps
Who is this screening for?
I have difficulty focusing or sustaining attention.
I act impulsively or find it hard to control my emotions.
I procrastinate and struggle to complete tasks.
I feel overwhelmed with daily responsibilities.
I'm easily distracted or forgetful.
Parents concerned about their child or teenager.
What's included in ADHD Screening?
01
Clinical Intake Session
A one-to-one session with our clinical psychologist
02
Validated ADHD Screening Tools
Age appropriate evidence-based assessments
03
Clinical Interpretation
Analysis of your screening results by our psychologist.
04
Official Screening Report
Comprehensive report with findings and observations.
05
Recommendations & Next Steps
Personalised guidance on the most suitable next steps.
Please note: Screening is not a diagnosis.
It helps determine whether a comprehensive diagnostic assessment is recommended.
Screening vs Diagnostic Assessment
ADHD Screening
Diagnostic Assessment
Clinical Intake Interview
Comprehensive clinical assessment
Validated screening tools
Multiple diagnostic measures
Identifies likelihood of ADHD
Determines whether diagnostic criteria are met
Official psychological screening report
Comprehensive diagnostic report
Provides recommendations
Provide diagnosis (if criteria are met)
Your Journey with The Hour Mental Care
STEP 1
Book Your Screening
Choose a date and time that works for you.
STEP 2
Attend Your Session
Meet with our psychologist for screening and discussion.
STEP 3
Receive Your Report & Next Steps
Get your personalised report and recommended next steps.
After Your Screening, We May Recommend
ADHD Diagnostic Assessment
A comprehensive evaluation to determine if diagnostic criteria are met
Support for Parents & Families
Guidance and strategies to support your loved ones effectively.
Therapy for ADHD Management
Support for focus, organisation, emotional regulation and daily functioning.
Referral to Psychiatry
If appropriate, for further evaluation or medication assessment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this an official ADHD diagnosis? No. ADHD Screening is not a formal diagnosis. This service is a psychologist-led screening that helps identify whether your symptoms are consistent with ADHD and whether a comprehensive ADHD Diagnostic Assessment is recommended. If appropriate, your Clinical Psychologist will explain the next steps after reviewing your screening results.
Who is ADHD Screening suitable for? This screening is suitable for: Adults who suspect they may have ADHD. University students experiencing attention or organisation difficulties. Working professionals struggling with focus, procrastination, or executive functioning. Teenagers or adolescents showing ADHD-related symptoms. Parents who are concerned about their child's attention, behaviour, or impulsivity.
What is included in the screening package? Every ADHD Screening includes: Clinical intake session with a Clinical Psychologist. Evidence-based ADHD screening measures. Clinical interpretation of screening results. Official Psychological Screening Report. Personalised recommendations and treatment plan.
Can this report be used for school, university, or workplace accommodations? The ADHD Screening Report is a screening report, not a formal diagnostic report. Some schools, universities, or employers require a formal ADHD diagnosis for accommodations. If this applies to you, your psychologist may recommend proceeding with a Comprehensive ADHD Diagnostic Assessment.
What is ADHD Screening? ADHD Screening is an initial psychological evaluation conducted by a Clinical Psychologist to better understand your attention, focus, impulsivity, executive functioning, and behavioural concerns. The screening combines a clinical intake interview with validated ADHD screening measures and professional clinical interpretation. It is designed to provide clarity before moving forward with diagnosis or treatment.
What happens during the ADHD Screening session? Your screening session includes: A confidential clinical intake interview with a Clinical Psychologist. Discussion about your symptoms, developmental history, school or work functioning, and daily challenges. Completion of validated ADHD screening questionnaires appropriate to your age. Clinical interpretation of the screening findings. The session typically lasts 60–90 minutes.
Will I receive an official report? Yes. You will receive a professionally prepared ADHD Screening Report that includes: Summary of your presenting concerns. Screening findings. Clinical observations and interpretation. Recommendations for diagnosis, therapy, coaching, or other support if appropriate. The report is usually provided within 7 working days.
Can children and teenagers do ADHD Screening? Yes. We provide ADHD Screening for children, adolescents, and adults using age-appropriate screening measures. For younger children, parents or caregivers may also be involved in the intake process to provide developmental and behavioural information.