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ADHD Assessments

Finally get the answers you’ve been looking for with an ADHD assessment at Kells Psychology. Serving clients in Edmonton, Leduc, Beaumont, Sherwood Park and area. 

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ADHD Assessments

If you’ve been wondering whether ADHD is behind your struggles with focus, organization, or impulsivity, our ADHD psychologists can provide clarity and direction through a targeted assessment. We help children (6+), teens, and adults understand their unique brain and how to access the support they deserve.

We serve clients in-person from Edmonton and area, including Leduc, Beaumont, and Sherwood Park. Most assessments are held in-person in South Edmonton, but may be available virtually across Alberta. Contact us to learn more.

Understanding ADHD   

ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects how your brain manages attention, activity levels, and impulse control. It’s not a character flaw or lack of effort—it’s a real difference in how your brain works.   

Common symptoms of ADHD can impact: 

  • Academic or work performance 
  • Relationships and social interactions 
  • Daily organization and time management 
  • Emotional regulation and self-esteem 
  • Financial management and decision-making 

The mind of someone with ADHD

Our ADHD Assessment Process

Our evidence-based assessment goes beyond a simple checklist. Throughout the ADHD testing process, we take time to understand your unique experience and how ADHD symptoms affect your daily life.

Your ADHD assessment includes: 

 In-depth Clinical Interview

  • Explore your current challenges and symptoms 
  • Review developmental and family history 
  • Discuss your goals and concerns 

Standardized Testing

  • Validated ADHD rating scales and questionnaires 
  • Computer-based attention and focus tests 
  • Screening for related conditions (anxiety, learning differences) 

Comprehensive and Flexible Report Options*

  • Choose how to receive your results: simple verbal debrief, detailed written letter, or a comprehensive report – only pay for what you need  
  • Clear explanation of findings 
  • Personalized strategies for home, school, or work 
  • Recommendations for treatment and support 
  • Documentation for accommodations 

Collaborative Feedback Session

  • Review results together 
  • Answer all your questions 
  • Plan next steps for support 
  • Optional: Letter recommending medication consultation 

*Our adult ADHD assessments are designed with flexibility in mind and allow you to decide how you’d like to receive your results: a simple verbal debrief, a detailed written letter, or a comprehensive report. Each option is priced accordingly, so you only pay for what you need. This approach helps keep our services more accessible and affordable, especially for those who might not require extensive documentation.

What You’ll Gain

Relief & Understanding 

  • Understand why certain tasks feel harder for you 
  • Stop blaming yourself for ADHD-related challenges 
  • Realize you’re not lazy – your brain just needs different strategies  

Practical Strategies 

  • Learn techniques tailored to your ADHD type 
  • Discover tools for better organization and focus 
  • Develop skills to work with your brain, not against it  

Access to Support 

  • Qualify for workplace or academic accommodations 
  • Connect with appropriate treatment options 
  • Build a support team that understands ADHD 

Empowerment 

  • Share accurate information with family and employers 
  • Confidence to advocate for yourself in all areas of life 
  • Make informed decisions about treatment 

Our ADHD Assessment Team 

Group of psychologists from Kells Psychology, some of which conduct ADHD assessments.
  • Alyssa Ryan, Registered Psychologist, M.Sc. 
  • Janet Ryan-Newell, Registered Psychologist, M.Ed.  
  • Kayla Hare, Registered Psychologist, M.C. 
  • Lauren Appleby, Registered Psychologist, M.A.
  • Timothia Kwok, Registered Psychologist, M.C. 
  • Emily Peters, Registered Psychologist, M.A.
  • Olivia Curran-Morton, Registered Provisional Psychologist, M.Ed.

All assessments are conducted or supervised by registered ADHD psychologists with specialized training in ADHD evaluation and diagnosis at our Edmonton office or virtually.

Investment and Timeline

Assessment Timeline: Most assessments are completed within 3-4 weeks from start to finish.  

Session Breakdown:

  • Initial interview: 1-2 hours 
  • ADHD testing sessions: 2-3 hours 
  • Report writing: 4-6 hours – This is dependent on what the individual selects, being either a letter, comprehensive report, or a verbal debriefing.   
  • Feedback session: 1 hour 

Investment: $235/hour (standardized rate). Total cost typically ranges from $1,840-$2,530 depending on complexity and report type selected. 

✓ Direct billing available for most insurance plans 

✓ Payment plans available upon request 

Psychologist conducting an ADHD assessment with a client at Kells Psychology.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some common signs of ADHD?

Signs of ADHD vary by person, but our psychologists commonly see:  

Inattention:

  • Difficulty staying focused or completing tasks  
  • Frequently losing items or forgetting appointments  
  • Easily distracted by thoughts or surroundings  
  • Avoiding tasks requiring sustained mental effort  

Hyperactivity:

  • Feeling restless or constantly “on the go”  
  • Difficulty sitting still or staying quiet  
  • Excessive talking or fidgeting  

Impulsivity:

  • Making hasty decisions without considering consequences  
  • Interrupting others or difficulty waiting your turn  
  • Impulsive spending or risk-taking behaviors  

Important: Everyone experiences some of these occasionally. ADHD is diagnosed when these signs significantly interfere with daily life across multiple settings and have been present since childhood. Our comprehensive assessment can determine if what you’re experiencing is ADHD.

What if the results show I don’t have ADHD?

Our ADHD psychologists in Edmonton will still provide valuable insights into your mental health functioning and identify what might be causing your challenges, with recommendations for support.

Do I need a doctors referral for ADHD testing?

No referral is needed. You can book directly with our team. 

Will this help with accessing medication?

Yes, we can provide a detailed letter to your doctor with our findings and recommendations if medication is something you’d like to explore.  

What ages do you assess?

We assess children (6+), teens, and adults. Each assessment is tailored to the appropriate age group. Note that more comprehensive psycho-educational assessments are recommended for children and teens as this will provide more information to enhance their functioning and learning at school. However, we can start with an ADHD screen if that is the primary area of concern.  


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Ready to Get Started? 

Don’t spend another day wondering. Get the answers and support you deserve.  

Contact Us to Book Your ADHD Assessment: 

📞 Call: 780-430-4769

📧 Email: assessments@kellspsychology.ca  

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Most clients can begin their assessment within 2-3 weeks. 

ADHD assessments at Kells Psychology in South Edmonton or through telehealth are conducted by experienced ADHD psychologists according to professional standards and best practices. Whether you’re seeking to understand subtle signs of ADHD or more pronounced symptoms, our goal is to provide accurate, helpful information that empowers you to make the best decisions for your mental health.  

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