ADHD Assessments for Women
Specializing in how ADHD presents in womenAssessment that recognizes how ADHD can show up differently in women.
Professional ADHD assessments for women in Toronto and the GTA — with a full written report, practical recommendations, and a team that understands how ADHD shows up differently in women.
Does any of this sound familiar?
Women with ADHD are often missed or misdiagnosed because the symptoms can look different than the stereotype.
- Feeling overwhelmed, scattered, or never quite caught up
- Difficulty starting or finishing tasks — even ones you care about
- Struggling with time management, emotional regulation, or relationships
- Years of wondering why things feel harder than they should
What's Included in Your Assessment
- Clinical interview — a thorough conversation about your history, daily challenges, and goals
- Cognitive & attention testing — standardized measures of attention, memory, and processing speed
- Behavioral rating scales — questionnaires completed by you (and optionally a family member)
- Feedback session — a private meeting to walk through your results and ask questions
- Full written report — detailed findings, diagnosis if applicable, and practical recommendations
Ready to get answers about your ADHD?
What clients often say after assessment
“I felt truly listened to during the evaluation. Getting clarity on my ADHD has changed how I see myself.”
Adult client
“For years I thought I was just bad at adulting. The assessment finally gave me answers — and a path forward.”
ADHD assessment client
“The team understood exactly what I'd been experiencing. The report was thorough and the feedback session was incredibly helpful.”
Assessment client
Frequently Asked Questions
- How long does the ADHD assessment take?
- The assessment takes place over several appointments. Testing itself usually spans a few hours across one or two sessions, and the written report typically follows within a few weeks depending on complexity.
- Is this assessment specifically designed for women?
- Yes. Women are frequently underdiagnosed with ADHD because symptoms can present differently than the textbook description. Our clinicians are trained to recognize how ADHD shows up in women — including inattentive presentations, emotional dysregulation, and coping patterns that can mask the diagnosis.
- Do you offer virtual or in-person appointments?
- Both. You can choose the format that works best for you — we offer in-person sessions at our Toronto-area locations and secure virtual appointments across Ontario.
- Will I receive a formal diagnosis?
- If you meet the diagnostic criteria for ADHD, the report will include a formal diagnosis along with recommendations for next steps — whether that's medication, therapy, coaching, or workplace and school accommodations.
- What happens after the assessment?
- You'll receive a full written report and a feedback session to discuss the results in plain language. Many clients share the report with their family doctor, employer, or school to access supports and accommodations.
Thornhill, Bloor & Bathurst, and Yonge & Eglinton — plus virtual sessions across Ontario.
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