Serving all of North Carolina and Colorado
Neurodiversity Affirming
ADHD Evaluations
You’re here because
You’re working harder than ever but it still feels like you’re falling behind
Does this sound like you? Hours spent staring at the same page, hoping the information will stick. A never-ending to-do list, but you can’t seem to start—or finish—anything. Deadlines are fast approaching, but no matter how hard you try, you can’t seem to focus. You’ve been told to "just try harder," but deep down, you know this isn’t about effort. You’re exhausted, frustrated, and wondering if there’s something underneath the struggle.
After working with me, you’ll gain:
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A clear understanding of how your brain processes information and what might be getting in your way.
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Assurance that you’re not alone and can move forward with the right tools and support.
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A clear path forward for navigating work, school, and life on your terms.
My Approach
Imagine Understanding How Your Brain Works—
and Leveraging It for Success
Understanding how your brain works is a game-changer. With an ADHD evaluation, we’ll get a clear picture of your unique cognitive patterns. You’ll walk away with practical strategies to help you thrive—whether that means creating systems to manage tasks, improving focus, or advocating for accommodations at school or work.
This isn’t about labeling yourself; it’s about equipping you to navigate challenges and make the most of your incredible potential.
At the end of the day, I want you to know:
You deserve to learn, grow, and succeed in a way that honors you
Is an ADHD Evaluation right for you?
An ADHD Assessment is a good fit for you if you…
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Feelings of Overwhelm or Self-Doubt: You feel like no matter how hard you try, you’re always falling short, and it’s affecting your confidence and well-being.
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Trouble With Organization and Memory: You struggle to keep track of deadlines, misplace important items, or forget critical information despite your best efforts.
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Difficulty Staying Focused: You often lose track of tasks, find it hard to concentrate during lectures or study sessions, or feel easily distracted—even when you’re motivated.
The Process
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Share your story
In our first session, we’ll explore your experiences, struggles, and successes to understand the full picture of what’s been going on.
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Personalized evaluation
Over two to three sessions, we’ll use interviews, self-reports, and assessments tailored to your unique situation to uncover how your mind works.
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Actionable Insights
Within three to four weeks, you’ll receive a detailed report with insights about your cognitive strengths, challenges, and practical strategies to support your goals.
Questions? I’ve got answers.
Frequently asked questions —
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The evaluation includes a detailed clinical interview, self-reports, and tailored assessments to provide a full picture of how your brain works. Each step is designed to help uncover your unique strengths and challenges, resulting in a personalized report with actionable recommendations.
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The evaluation process typically spans three sessions, depending on your individual needs and circumstances. After the final evaluation session, we will meet to discuss your comprehensive report with findings and recommendations within three to four weeks.
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Cost Breakdown:
Initial Consultation: Free
Total Out-of-Pocket Rate: $1000
Detailed Breakdown:
Intake and Screening Session – $200
Note: If ADHD evaluation is not indicated after the intake, I will refer to a more appropriate specialist to minimize unnecessary costs.
Testing Session(s) – Remaining Balance ($800)
Optional Final Session (Pre-Paid)
This session involves a detailed walkthrough of the results and recommendations, providing space to debrief and answer any questions.
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Yes. I accept Aetna and BCBS for both NC and CO clients
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No, I currently have no waitlist. Once you reach out, we can get started with your evaluation process right away, often scheduling your first session within a week.
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I do not provide medication management. I can connect you with excellent med providers.
*If you are a graduate student, we will work together to make sure we complete all of the requirements for you to receive the support you need from your Student Health Center. This varies by university.
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Yes! I’ve personally confirmed my eligibility by the NC Social Work Board.
Here are the laws regarding the scope of practice for a social worker:
§ 90-330(a)(3)(b) includes “Appraisal Activities. – Administering and interpreting tests for assessment of personal characteristics” in the definition of the practice of counseling
Diagnosis IS described officially in state statute.
Statute defines Diagnosis in the context of Licensed Clinical Social Work Practice:
21 NCAC 63 .0102 DEFINITIONS
(12) Diagnosis. In the context of licensed clinical social work practice, diagnosis is the process of distinguishing, beyond the general social work assessment, among one or more of the following: mental, emotional, addictive, behavioral, or developmental disorders and conditions within a psychosocial framework on the basis of their similar and unique characteristics consistent with American Psychiatric Association or World Health Organization classification systems.”