ADHD Assessment
Many adults wonder whether ADHD could be behind inner restlessness, difficulty concentrating, procrastination, emotional overwhelm or recurring everyday struggles. You receive a thorough assessment that helps bring more clarity to these patterns.
More than just inattention
In some cases these patterns have existed since childhood and have long been masked by great effort, adaptation or compensation strategies. As part of the assessment you receive a differentiated evaluation: is ADHD actually present? Do other factors such as stress, depression, anxiety or trauma play a role? Or do several factors interact?
The goal is a clear diagnostic assessment of whether neurodivergence (ADHD) is present, and a better understanding of your behavioural patterns. Many people already experience a noticeable relief simply through this clarification – recurring difficulties in certain situations appear less like personal failure and become instead more understandable, treatable and manageable.
An assessment may be useful for
- Concentration difficulties and being easily distracted
- Inner restlessness, feeling driven, or difficulty switching off
- Procrastination, organisational problems and time-management difficulties
- Emotional impulsivity or strong mood swings
- Recurring overwhelm at work, in studies or in everyday life
- The feeling of not living up to your potential despite great effort
- Feedback from a partner, family, therapist or doctor
- The wish for diagnostic clarity before further treatment
What you receive as part of the ADHD assessment
Diagnostic interview & questionnaires
You receive a thorough diagnostic interview as well as standardised questionnaires and clinical assessment tools.
Developmental history & differential diagnosis
You receive a careful review of your developmental history since childhood and adolescence, as well as clarification of possible differential diagnoses and co-occurring burdens.
Feedback & next steps
You receive clear feedback with a diagnostic assessment as well as concrete recommendations for possible next steps.
Within the assessment process, it is helpful to include old school reports, previous findings or additional information from your environment. This is discussed with you individually.
Orientation for next steps
An ADHD assessment can provide orientation and form the basis for suitable further steps. These may include psychoeducational counselling, ADHD group psychotherapy, coaching, adjustments to everyday life, or a specialist medical evaluation of possible medication options.
Who & how
This service is aimed at privately insured patients, self-pay clients, and statutorily insured people via the cost-reimbursement procedure. The entire assessment takes place online – secure, flexible, confidential and without travel.
Cost coverage & fees
A general overview of the cost-clarification process can be found on the Process & Fees page.
Private health insurance & Beihilfe
You receive an invoice from us that you can submit to your health insurer for reimbursement.
Please clarify in advance with your insurer or Beihilfe office whether an ADHD assessment is reimbursed under your tariff.
Statutory health insurance
The assessment can take place as part of therapy if a diagnosis is already established (e.g. depression). In that case you can bill via the cost-reimbursement procedure.
You receive support with the application as well as all necessary forms.
Self-pay clients
The assessment can start immediately without bureaucratic hurdles and may be considered for tax purposes.
Consultation & appointments
If you have further questions about the process or would like to arrange an assessment appointment, you can reach us via the contact form or email.