Neuroaffirming and Comprehensive ADHD Assessments for All Ages
At Monarch Family Counseling, we specialize in thorough and neuroaffirming ADHD assessments for children, teens, and adults. Whether you’re a concerned parent, a teen facing academic struggles, or an adult suspecting ADHD symptoms, we are here to guide you through the process.
ADHD Assessments for Children (Ages 5–12)
Early identification of ADHD in children can significantly impact their development, learning, and social relationships. Our child ADHD assessments include:
- Parent and Teacher Input
Gathering detailed observations from home and school environments to understand your child’s behavior across settings. - Behavioral Observation
Specialists observe how your child interacts and responds to various situations. - Standardized Assessment
Using age-appropriate tools to evaluate attention, impulse control, emotional regulation, and behavior. - Tailored Feedback
Providing a comprehensive report and practical recommendations for school, home, and any necessary therapies.
ADHD Assessments for Teens (Ages 13–17)
ADHD symptoms can evolve during adolescence, impacting academics, self-esteem, and social relationships. Our teen assessments focus on:
- Self-Report and Parent Input
Considering both parental insights and how teens perceive their challenges. - Academic and Behavioral Review
Evaluating how ADHD affects school performance, emotional well-being, and peer interactions. - In-Depth Cognitive Assessment
Conducting tests to assess attention span, focus, memory, and executive function. - Personalized Action Plan
Offering strategies to support academic success, mental health, and life skills development.
ADHD Assessments for Adults
ADHD is not just a childhood disorder—many adults experience symptoms throughout life. Our adult assessments provide clarity and direction for those struggling with focus, organization, or impulsivity.
- Detailed Interviews
Discussing personal and professional challenges, as well as relevant childhood history. - Comprehensive Assessment
Using validated tools to assess attention, memory, and executive functioning. - Custom Recommendations
Offering strategies for managing ADHD through therapy, lifestyle changes, or medication recommendations.
Why Choose Monarch Family Counseling?
- Experienced Team
Our professionals specialize in ADHD and related conditions, ensuring thorough and accurate assessments. - Family-Centered Approach
We create individualized experiences, involving the whole family when necessary. - Ongoing Support
Beyond assessments, we guide you through therapy and provide resources for long-term success. - Industry Leaders
As one of the largest private group practices in Utah, we provide ongoing additional trainings and mentorships for our therapists.
If you or a loved one suspects ADHD, don’t wait to get support. Contact Monarch Family Counseling to schedule your ADHD assessment.
FAQs
Who performs the assessment?
Our team of master-level therapists, rigorously certified in ADHD assessments, administers and diagnoses using supporting data.
Will my insurance cover the assessment?
If we’re in-network with your insurance, most of the cost is covered, depending on your deductible, co-pay, etc. An administrative fee of $450 covers scoring, detailed reporting, and tools. HSA/FSA cards are accepted for this fee.
What if Monarch is out of network?
You can pay out of pocket ($1,100 total, including the $450 administrative fee). HSA/FSA cards are accepted for payment.
Can I complete all assessments at once?
Yes, but insurance only allows claims for one hour at a time. Paying out of pocket allows for a faster timeline, typically six weeks from start to finish.
What does the process look like?
- Initial intake session to review mental health history and symptoms.
- Digital assessments completed at home.
- In-office assessments over 1–4 sessions, depending on age and needs.
- Data interpretation and report compilation (1–3 weeks).
- Feedback session to discuss results and recommendations.
What do I receive at the end?
A compiled report including data points, clinical observations, diagnosis (if applicable), and recommendations for therapy, accommodations, and support.
Can the results be used for medication or accommodations?
While our assessments and diagnoses meet professional standards, acceptance depends on individual entities (schools, insurance, doctors, etc.).
Can I get a refund if my report isn’t accepted?
Unfortunately, no. The assessment process involves significant time and resources.
Contact Monarch Family Counseling today to get started!
