If you or your loved one is struggling with focus, impulsivity, or hyperactivity, our expert team at ADHD Institute of Michigan (AIM) is here to help. We offer confidential, non-judgmental, and thorough ADHD assessments, both in-person and virtual, tailored to your needs. With no waitlist and fast results, we ensure you get the answers you need without delay.
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ADHD is a condition that affects adults, teens, and children. Adults with ADHD have difficulty focusing, organizing, and procrastinating which can wreak havoc at work and at home. At work it might cause a delay in meeting deadlines, problems with co-workers or even job termination. At home it can often cause conflict with one’s spouse or other family members.
For teens and kids ADHD can result in inattention in class, difficulty with homework, poor grades, or sometimes being left back. For teens or adults taking standardized tests such as SAT, ACT, LSAT, ADHD can affect performance. A proper diagnosis with ADHD testing can grant extra time on exams allowing for someone with ADHD to perform at their true potential. ADHD Institute of Michigan provides a thorough neuropsychological evaluation and treatment for your ADHD.
There are three major types of ADHD:
Our comprehensive ADHD assessment helps determine which type of ADHD may be affecting you or your loved one.
This type of ADHD, formerly known as attention deficit disorder, is characterized by difficulty staying focused, organized, and on-task. Those with Inattentive type ADHD can often lose track of time, misplace everyday items, and have difficulty paying attention to detail.
This type of ADHD often shows up in outwardly observable behaviors marked by excessive energy and impulsivity. People with Hyperactive-Impulsive type ADHD may find themselves constantly fidgeting, tapping, or squirming, making it difficult to sit or work for a continuous period of time.
The Combined Type of ADHD features symptoms from both the Inattentive Type and Hyperactive-Impulsive Type. This means individuals can experience challenges with attention, focus, and organization as well as difficulties with restless and/or impulsive behaviors.
If you or someone you know is experiencing any of the following challenges, an ADHD assessment can provide clarity and direction:
Struggles with maintaining attention or completing tasks
Frequent forgetfulness and disorganization
Difficulty managing time effectively
Impulsivity leading to hasty decisions
Difficulty following conversations or instructions
Restlessness or excessive fidgeting
Challenges in academic, work, or social settings
Identifying ADHD early can help create an effective management plan, leading to improved focus, productivity, and overall well-being.
At AIM, we prioritize your privacy and comfort. Here’s why individuals and families trust us for ADHD assessments:
Your results are strictly private and never shared without consent.
We provide a supportive and understanding environment.
Our experts use evidence-based assessment methods.
Convenient evaluations, whether at our clinic or from your home
Get assessed quickly with minimal delay.
An initial interview with ADHD Institute of Michigan helps assess whether your symptoms may call for an ADHD evaluation. The initial consultation questions will help us better understand you and what you are experiencing.
Our neuropsychologist will conduct an extensive evaluation of your intellectual functioning, learning, memory, attention, concentration, language abilities, visuospatial skills, and executive function. They’ll also conduct emotional and personality assessments to help provide a more accurate diagnosis.
After the assessment, our neuropsychologist will inform you of your results and whether or not you meet the criteria for ADHD diagnosis. If you are diagnosed with ADHD, our thorough assessment will provide the foundation for individualized treatment recommendations.
