specialized, whole-person assessments for clarity you can trust.
Adult ADHD & Executive Functioning Assessment for Women
Serving women in Wayne, PA, the Main Line, and Across Pennsylvania, New York, and all PSYPACT States.
You’ve pushed through long enough. Let’s find out what’s really going on.
You’re capable, high-functioning — but lately, it feels harder to keep up.
Maybe you’re forgetting details, jumping between tasks, or losing focus before anything’s finished. You might feel foggy, scattered, or like your brain just isn’t working the way it used to.
You’ve wondered:
Is it ADHD?
Is it stress?
Is it hormones?
Is it sleep?
Or something else entirely?
A thorough, expert-led evaluation can finally give you answers that make sense — and an action plan that works for your brain.
Why Adult ADHD is Missed in Women
ADHD in women often hides behind coping strategies, overachievement, or exhaustion.
Instead of the “hyperactive” stereotype, symptoms might show up as:
Chronic overwhelm or difficulty organizing
Forgetfulness and misplaced items
Trouble finishing tasks or following through
Feeling mentally foggy or easily distracted
Struggling to meet the demands of work, home, or family life
These challenges often overlap with anxiety, depression, hormonal changes, sleep issues, and trauma — which means a rushed evaluation can miss the full picture.
A thorough evaluation can untangle the threads so you can stop guessing and start moving forward.
What’s Included in Your ADHD Assessment
I specialize in identifying ADHD and executive function challenges in women, especially when symptoms are tangled with other factors. This is not a quick screener — it’s a 360° evaluation that looks at the whole person.
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We’ll explore your life history, current symptoms, strengths, environment, and how your challenges show up across domains.
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Includes self-report measures assessing attention, working memory, and processing speed, and (optionally) observer input from someone who knows you well.
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Including mood, sleep quality, hormonal changes, trauma history, and physical health.
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To understand your skills in organization, planning, time management, and working memory.
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Summarizing your results, diagnostic impressions (if applicable), and concrete, tailored recommendations.
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Walking you through your results and next steps.
What You'll Walk Away With
Clarity on whether ADHD is present — and how it’s showing up for you.
Identification of other factors impacting focus and follow-through.
Strategies and accommodations tailored to your brain and life.
Confidence in a diagnosis you can trust — not guesswork.
Who These Adult ADHD Assessments Are For
This evaluation may be a good fit if you:
Are a capable adult who still struggles to stay organized, focused, or consistent
Have noticed changes in your attention, memory, or follow-through
Are navigating midlife shifts, caregiving responsibilities, or chronic stress
Want to understand whether ADHD, another condition, or both are part of the picture
I specialize in ADHD and executive functioning concerns in women — with particular attention to:
Perimenopause, menopause, and cognitive changes
Sleep disruptions and their impact on attention
Trauma and emotional regulation
Burnout, overstimulation, and chronic stress
Misdiagnosed or undiagnosed ADHD in adulthood
If you’ve always felt “off,” overwhelmed, or like something’s been missed in your past care—this evaluation is designed to finally give you answers that make sense.
Frequently asked questions about adult adhd & executive functioning assessments
FAQs
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Our evaluation includes a comprehensive clinical interview, standardized testing, optional observer input, and screening for factors that often overlap with ADHD—like anxiety, sleep issues, trauma, or hormonal shifts. You’ll receive a personalized report with clear diagnostic impressions and practical next steps. Learn more.
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ADHD in women often goes undiagnosed because it doesn’t always present as hyperactivity. Instead, it may look like chronic overwhelm, forgetfulness, emotional reactivity, difficulty staying organized, or feeling scattered. Many women develop coping strategies to mask symptoms—until they hit a point where those strategies no longer work. Learn more.
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Yes. Fluctuating estrogen levels during perimenopause and menopause can impact cognition, focus, and emotional regulation. Many women first seek an adult ADHD assessment in midlife because these hormonal changes can make previously manageable symptoms more disruptive. Learn more.
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That’s exactly what a thorough evaluation helps clarify. Adult ADHD shares symptoms with many other conditions, especially in women. A professional assessment can untangle overlapping causes so you can stop guessing and start using strategies that actually fit your brain and your life. Learn more.
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Yes, many adults use documentation from a formal ADHD evaluation to request academic or workplace accommodations. If appropriate, your report will include specific recommendations you can use in those conversations. Learn more.
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Absolutely. Many women weren’t diagnosed in childhood because they weren’t disruptive or “hyperactive.” Instead, they may have been labeled as emotional, forgetful, lazy, or simply “not living up to potential.” Adult ADHD in women is real—and often missed for years. Learn more.
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Yes. Our evaluations also screen for executive functioning issues, mood disorders, trauma-related symptoms, and other factors that can affect focus, memory, and motivation. If something else is going on—or contributing to your symptoms—we’ll help you understand that too. Learn more.
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$995 — includes all sessions, testing, scoring, interpretation, and your written report.
Payment options:Pay in full at booking
Pay 50% at booking, 50% before feedback session
Why this fee?
You’re not paying for a rushed, surface-level evaluation. You’re paying for the depth, accuracy, and practical recommendations that come from a specialist’s expertise — and that can save you years of frustration or misdiagnosis.