ADHD Screener Assessment
Our ADHD Assessment takes less than 25 minutes to complete, making it easy for patients to be assessed in the appropriate setting for focus, either in clinic or at home.
We provide five cognitive tasks that examine 14 specific markers of ADHD. It then highlights whether the individual is within or outside the typical rating scale range for each, making it easy to identify atypical performance on criteria associated with ADHD.
National population surveys show an increase in the prevalence of ADHD, from 6.1% to 10.2% (in a 20-year period), particularly amongst children.
We conduct in-depth cognitive and behavioral screener assessments to develop strategies to develop a personalized mental performance-enhancing behavioral intervention:
- Four cognitive tests that efficiently measure aspects of attention and executive function
- The Sustained Attention to Response Task (SART), a short continuous performance task
- An optional, age-appropriate questionnaire (e.g. the adult ADHD self report scale, ASRS)
What are the 14 Markers of ADHD?
Our ADHD Assessment is focused on 14 markers—specific cognitive performance metrics that are associated with an ADHD diagnosis. The assessment can be tailored to include age appropriate questionnaires for adults and children.
To find markers validated through scientifically-supported associations with ADHD, we examined over 100 peer-reviewed papers. We found:
- Ten markers derived from four existing cognitive tasks (Spatial Planning, Token Search, Feature Match, and Double Trouble).
- Four more markers derived from the Sustained Attention to Response Task (SART), a task available exclusively as part of the ADHD assessment.
ADHD Assessment Tool
With this protocol and report, healthcare professionals can better respond to patients’ questions and concerns around potential ADHD screening, and monitor adults and children's ADHD symptoms with age-appropriate data.
It’s clear that as greater awareness and prevalence of ADHD emerges, assessments that can provide an objective, scientifically-backed, and comprehensive look at cognitive markers are key to taking patient care to the next level.
ADHD Clinic Wait Times
Patients might feel hesitant to bring their concerns to a clinician because of the long and costly process typically involved in ADHD diagnosis:
- 6 to 8 month referral and booking period wait times
- 1 to 3 hour neuropsychiatric assessment
- Out-of-pocket expenses for the patient
Our scientifically-validated cognitive assessment platform can be used to objectively measure and monitor cognition using a standardized method for quickly measuring core brain functions, such as memory, reasoning, verbal ability and concentration.
How it works - Remote or In Person
Book a screening and get a comprehensive report to determine your current performance level and identify target cognitions.
We screen for other psychological barriers to performance, based on the unique concerns of the client, including administering a scientifically-validated protocol and report for ADHD.
Book your ADHD Screener
Quantify core aspects of your brain performance using a set of fun, gamified, and scientifically - validated cognitive tasks with an instant report. Read more about the benefits of Cognitive Assessments.
ADHD Screener Assessment
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Immediate assessment report that will give insights to enable you to take the steps you need to improve quality of life.
ADHD Screener Report
Reviewed by a Cognitive Psychologist
Guided treatment plans
Guided treatment plans
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Please note: The ADHD Clinical Protocol and Report is not a standalone diagnostic tool. As with other assessments, any conclusions drawn from the ADHD Clinical Report should be paired with clinical interviews and observations, other mental health examinations or assessments administered, and other evaluations of the patient and/or the patient's family history.
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