Comprehensive, evidence-based ADHD testing for adults at our Westland clinic. Get a clear, accurate diagnosis and a path forward. In-person or via telehealth across Michigan.
If ongoing problems with focus, organization, impulsivity, or follow-through are affecting work, relationships, or daily responsibilities, a structured evaluation can help clarify what is happening. Adult ADHD can be overlooked, especially when symptoms were not recognized earlier in life or are mixed with anxiety, depression, sleep problems, or other concerns.
The ADHD Institute of Michigan provides adult ADHD testing at 30785 Ann Arbor Trail in Westland, Michigan. We serve adults from Westland, Livonia, Dearborn, Canton, Plymouth, and surrounding Wayne County communities. Secure telehealth appointments across Michigan may also be available when appropriate.
An adult ADHD evaluation should involve more than a brief checklist. The process may include a clinical interview, review of current symptoms, developmental and medical history, validated rating scales, and consideration of other conditions that can cause similar difficulties. The goal is to understand how symptoms affect your daily functioning and whether ADHD or another explanation best fits the overall picture.
Testing is not about placing a label on every difficulty. It is a step toward a clearer understanding and an informed plan. Depending on the results, next steps may include practical strategies, therapy recommendations, workplace or school support, or a discussion about ADHD medication management when clinically appropriate.
Our comprehensive evaluation goes far beyond a simple checklist to give you an accurate, nuanced picture of your ADHD.
A detailed discussion of your symptoms, personal history, school records where available, work challenges, and how ADHD has impacted your life across different settings and life stages.
Validated ADHD assessment tools including the Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale, Conners Adult ADHD Rating Scale, and Brown ADD Rating Scales to objectively measure symptom severity.
Neuropsychological tests measuring working memory, processing speed, sustained attention, and executive function, the core cognitive areas affected by ADHD in adults.
ADHD rarely travels alone. We screen for anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, and learning disabilities that commonly co-occur with ADHD and can complicate accurate diagnosis.
A detailed written evaluation report documenting your diagnosis, cognitive profile, and personalized recommendations, useful for workplace accommodations and treatment planning.
A dedicated session to review your results, answer all your questions, and develop a clear, actionable treatment plan tailored to your specific ADHD presentation and life goals.
A clear, supportive process from first contact to diagnosis.
You have wondered long enough. Get a clear answer from specialists who understand adult ADHD at a deep level.
30785 Ann Arbor Trail, Westland MI 48185 | (734) 338-6136 | Mon-Fri 9AM to 5PM
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