ADHD Evaluations
Difficulties with attention and focus can stem from a variety of different psychological causes. For example, sometimes depression, anxiety, or prior trauma can “mimic” symptoms of ADHD and hinder and individual’s ability to function effectively. An ADHD evaluation can help clarify the potential causes of an individual’s difficulty with attention and/or hyperactivity impulsivity and can support more focused cultivation of coping skills and support.
Kelsi Nummerdor currently provides ADHD evaluations for individuals aged 18 and over. Kelsi Nummerdor is not currently providing evaluations for learning disorders, autism spectrum disorder, forensic purposes, or neuropsychological concerns. Kelsi Nummerdor is a licensed psychologist in the state of Georgia (#PSY004741). However, given that she is early in her career, she sometimes pursues consultation from specialists in the field of evaluation. Dr. Nummerdor will discuss this with you if applicable to your case.
Our ADHD Evaluation Currently Consists of:
One-on-one clinical and diagnostic interviews
A psychological test measuring attentional components of executive function (CPT-3)
A psychological test measuring general cognitive ability (WAIS-IV)
One or more assessments of general psychological functioning
Any additional assessments deemed appropriate by the evaluator to assess executive function, personality, or general psychological functioning
A one-on-one “feedback” meeting consisting of comprehensive review of test results and individualized recommendations