ADHD Testing in Addison, TX.
A formal ADHD evaluation gives you a clear answer — and the documentation needed for school accommodations, workplace support, or a conversation with your prescriber. Our psychologists conduct comprehensive assessments for children, teens, and adults using standardized cognitive testing, attention measures, behavioral rating scales, and a detailed clinical interview.
An evaluation may include a clinical interview, developmental history, rating scales, and standardized testing selected for your questions. Your psychologist explains findings and recommendations in a feedback session and written report. Ask about visits, testing format, report timing, and documentation requirements before scheduling; scope varies by person.
Who ADHD testing helps
- adults who suspect ADHD but were never evaluated as kids
- students needing documentation for college accommodations or testing extensions
- children and teens struggling with focus, organization, or schoolwork
- ruling ADHD in or out when symptoms overlap with anxiety, depression, or trauma
- second-opinion evaluations after an unclear or contested diagnosis
- comprehensive assessments that also screen for learning differences
Approaches our clinicians use
- WAIS / WISC cognitive testing
- Continuous Performance Tests (CPT)
- Standardized behavior rating scales (Conners, BRIEF, BASC)
- Clinical interview and developmental history
Planning an ADHD evaluation
DTA offers psychological assessment for children, adolescents, and adults. Tell intake the person's age, your main questions, and any school or workplace documentation needs. Age eligibility and availability vary by clinician.
Fees and insurance
Our published comprehensive psychological assessment range is $500–$3,000+. This is a general assessment range, not an ADHD-specific quote; scope and clinician determine the fee. Insurance participation and coverage vary by clinician, service, and plan. Confirm benefits, deductibles, and authorization requirements before scheduling.
Results and next steps
An evaluation may include interviews, rating scales, and standardized testing, followed by feedback and recommendations. Ask your psychologist about the measures, visits, report timing, and documentation requirements. Testing is distinct from a medication-management appointment; discuss recommendations with your prescriber if medication is a consideration.
Fees and insurance detailsAsk intake about ADHD testing in Addison.
Review each clinician's background and confirm specialty fit, training, and current availability with intake.
Common questions.
- Do you offer ADHD testing in Addison?
- Yes. ADHD Testing is available in person at our Addison office (16970 Dallas Parkway, Building 300, Dallas, TX 75248) and via telehealth for clients anywhere in Texas. Use our Find Your Therapist tool to filter by location and specialty.
- How much does ADHD testing cost in Addison?
- Fees vary by clinician and service. Insurance participation does not guarantee coverage for a particular service; confirm your plan's benefits and authorization requirements. See our Fees & Insurance page and ask intake for a provider-specific quote.
- How quickly can I start ADHD testing in Addison?
- Our intake team responds in 1–2 business days. Appointment availability varies by clinician, service, and preferred schedule; intake can discuss current options for Addison.
- Can ADHD testing be done by telehealth instead of in the Addison office?
- For most clients, yes. ADHD evaluations require in-person testing for the standardized measures, though intake and feedback sessions can be virtual.