Comprehensive Evaluation for ADHD
Comprehensive Evaluation for ADHD
This ADHD diagnosis intervention involves a comprehensive assessment by a clinical psychologist to evaluate symptoms, rule out other possible causes, and discuss some effective strategies or possible treatments to address specific challenges in attention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity.
The goal is to enhance overall functioning and quality of life by taking this essential first step of getting a diagnosis.
Conducted by a Clinical Psychologist
Conducted by a Clinical Psychologist
Session Duration 1-1.5 hours
Session Duration 1-1.5 hours
Online | Via Video
Online | Via Video
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Everything is Confidential
Everything is Confidential
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FAQ
How to Prepare for an Initial Evaluation?
Before your appointment, it’s helpful to prepare by making a list of:
- Any symptoms you or those close to you have observed, and their duration.
- Key personal information, such as past traumatic events and current major stressors.
- Your medical history, including other physical or mental health conditions.
- All medications you take, including prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, and supplements, along with their doses.
- Questions you want to ask to make the most of your appointment.
Can an Online Psychiatrist Diagnose?
Yes, online psychiatrists can diagnose mental health conditions and create treatment plans, just like in-person providers. Schedule a video assessment to meet with a mental health professional from anywhere, at any time. After signing up, SoulUp connects you with your chosen psychiatrist within a week for an evaluation, prescription, and ongoing care for conditions like depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and more.
What is the Difference Between Therapy and Psychiatry?
Both therapy and psychiatry play vital roles in mental health treatment. In therapy, licensed therapists help you address personal challenges and develop coping skills and healthy habits, but they cannot prescribe medication. Psychiatry, on the other hand, involves prescribing and monitoring medication to manage mental health symptoms. Psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners are licensed medical providers specializing in mental health treatment and medication management.