Adult ADHD assessment
An adult ADHD assessment with an Australian-registered practitioner, by phone.
When everyday tasks keep slipping
You sit down to start something and struggle to begin. Appointments slip your mind, jobs stay half-finished, or you lose track of time. If this sounds familiar and you are wondering about ADHD, you can bring those concerns to an assessment.
With ADHD, you might notice:
- Starting tasks but not finishing them
- Putting off tasks that need sustained effort
- Getting distracted easily
- Trouble remembering things
- Losing things
- Trouble organising tasks or managing time
- Fidgeting or finding it hard to sit still
- Talking non-stop or interrupting conversations
- Acting without thinking about the consequences
Other things can cause these too, so your practitioner looks at the whole picture.
At Primagevity, an Australian-registered practitioner assesses your history and how these difficulties affect your daily life. Your phone consultation is a private conversation about what you have been experiencing and what, if anything, is clinically appropriate for you.
How an assessment works
These are the steps. Read our full process.
Your questionnaire
Share your concerns, health history and examples of what is difficult day to day. Include how long you have noticed these patterns.
Practitioner review
An Australian-registered practitioner reviews your information. Pathology is arranged where appropriate.
A private phone consult
Talk through your history, any results and your questions with your practitioner.
A plan and follow-up
Your practitioner decides what, if anything, is clinically appropriate. If suitable, agree on a plan and ongoing reviews together.
Who this assessment suits
This assessment is for adults in Australia who wonder whether ADHD could explain difficulties in daily life and want to speak with a practitioner. You may have been thinking about an assessment for some time or only recently started looking into it.
Eligibility and suitability are assessed individually, using your health history and the concerns you share. Read the eligibility FAQ.
Questions about adult ADHD
assessment.
- What should I have ready?Write down examples of difficulties with tasks, time or attention, and how they affect your day. Have your health history and any questions you want to ask ready for the phone consultation.
- What does the consultation cover?Your practitioner asks what you have noticed, how it affects work, home and relationships, and when it started. They also go through your health history and any questions you have.
- What happens after the consultation?Your practitioner considers your history and the effect of your symptoms on daily life before deciding what, if anything, is clinically appropriate. If suitable, you agree on a plan and ongoing reviews together.
Assessment starts with listening.
Start with a conversation.
Book an assessment and we email you when your place opens.
