ADHD Assessment in Austin, TX
Finally Get a Clear Answer
If you’ve spent years wondering whether it’s ADHD — or being told it’s laziness, anxiety, or “everyone feels that way” — a structured assessment replaces guessing with an answer, and an answer with a plan.
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Structured
Evidence-based measures, not a quick quiz
Written report
Findings you can take to any provider
A plan forward
Therapy and support under the same roof
Eleni Milliken, LPC-A
Supervised by
Colleen Bardelli, LPC‑SI recharge in nature with my dog, through movement and creative expression.
Sarah Becker, LPC-A
Supervised by
Rosalie Piedra, LPC‑SI'm a big hobbyist — circus arts, rock climbing, and hands-on DIY.
Brittany Tyrrell, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
A Massachusetts transplant who loves family, reading, baking, traveling, and the outdoors.
Karla Chamberlain, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
I love reading, writing, gardening, cooking, nature walks, and caring for animals.
Karla Corro, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
I love time with my three dogs and husband — hikes and road trips!
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- Or just describe what you’re going through, and let it find the fit
Sound Familiar?
ADHD in adults and older teens rarely looks like the classroom stereotype. It looks like a smart, capable person quietly exhausted by systems that don’t fit their brain:
- Starting ten things, finishing one — on a good day
- Time that evaporates, deadlines that ambush
- Hyperfocus on the interesting; paralysis on the boring
- A desk, inbox, and mind that resist every organizing system
- Careless-mistake feedback since childhood, despite real effort
- Restlessness, interrupting, or a motor that won’t idle
Checking boxes as you read? Ask about an assessment — a short conversation can tell you whether testing makes sense.
Why Get Formally Assessed
An online quiz can raise the question; only a structured assessment can answer it. A formal evaluation distinguishes ADHD from the conditions that mimic it, documents what supports you’re entitled to, and gives any prescriber or school a foundation they can act on.
Is it ADHD, anxiety, or both?
This is the most common question we hear, because the overlap is real: both can wreck focus, sleep, and follow-through. The difference is the engine — anxiety disrupts attention with worry; ADHD disrupts it at the wiring level, worry or not. And plenty of people have both, with anxiety built on years of ADHD friction.
A structured assessment untangles which is driving what — which matters enormously, because the treatments differ.
Wondering about your own mix? Ask for a call.
What the Assessment Includes
A thorough clinical interview covering your history from childhood forward, standardized rating scales (including input from someone who knows you well, when possible), and screening for the conditions that mimic or travel with ADHD — anxiety, depression, sleep issues, and learning differences.
How long does it take, and what do I walk away with?
Typically a few appointments: an intake interview, testing time, and a feedback session where we walk through everything together — no jargon dump, real answers to your questions.
You leave with a written report: findings, diagnosis (or a clear explanation of why not), and concrete recommendations you can take to a prescriber, a school, an employer, or straight into therapy with us.
Want specifics on scheduling and cost? Get in touch.
Beyond the Diagnosis
A diagnosis is a starting line, not a finish line. Whatever the assessment finds, we can help with what comes next — ADHD-informed therapy, executive-function skills, mindfulness training for attention, and coordination with prescribers. Same practice, same people, no starting over.
Questions about cost or insurance? See Rates & Insurance, or get in touch and we’ll walk you through it before you commit.
The Assessment Journey
From first question to a clear plan — here’s the whole arc.
1Reach out
A short conversation about what you’re noticing and whether an assessment makes sense. A few minutes, no commitment.
2Intake interview
Your history, from report cards to right now — the story behind the symptoms, gathered without judgment.
3Testing
Standardized measures and rating scales — including, when possible, perspective from someone who knows you well.
4Results, explained
A feedback session in plain English plus a written report you can take to any prescriber, school, or employer.
5A plan that fits your brain
Therapy, skills, coordination with prescribers — whatever comes next, it starts under the same roof.
Wondering if an assessment is your next step?
Tell us a little about what you’ve been noticing and we’ll give you a straight answer about whether testing makes sense — and if therapy is the better first move, Matcha, our custom matching platform, can pair you with the right therapist instead.