Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Resources
What if I think I have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)?
Diagnosis of ADHD requires a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation. This includes a detailed clinical interview; review of developmental, academic, and psychosocial history; assessment of functional impairment in a variety of circumstances; and consideration of collateral information and prior records when available. Many psychiatric conditions have symptoms which overlap with ADHD, and a thorough diagnostic evaluation using DSM-V-TR criteria is essential to rule out other conditions and to determine a diagnosis of ADHD.
Can CMHS assist with a referral to a community provider for ADHD evaluation and treatment?
Yes. The following practices and resources offer evaluation for ADHD:
- LifeStance Health
- Clinical Alliance Services
- Additionally, this filtered list from Thriving Camus may be helpful
A Note About Neuropsychological Testing
Students who anticipate requesting academic accommodations for standardized tests used in the admissions process for graduate and professional programs (LSAT, MCAT, GRE, GMAT) should be aware that to qualify, neuropsychological testing may be required. CMHS does not offer neuropsychological testing. The practices and resources above provide local options for testing.