Maybe you’ve read about ADHD and recognized yourself in almost every description. Maybe a partner, colleague, or doctor has suggested it. Maybe you’ve suspected it for years but never quite taken the step to find out for certain. An ADHD assessment can give you something you may have been missing for a long time — a clear, evidence-based answer. And with that answer comes something equally important: a way forward that actually makes sense for how your brain works.
Why does everyone else seem to manage things that feel impossibly hard for you?
Why does focus feel so effortful? Why do you keep dropping the ball on things that matter to you, despite genuinely trying?
You’ve spent years wondering.
At MovAttune, ADHD assessments are conducted by Dr. Daniela Gonzalez, a registered neuropsychologist with specialized training and experience in ADHD evaluation.
The assessment typically includes:
The assessment typically includes:
- A comprehensive clinical interview exploring your history, current challenges, and daily functioning
- Standardized rating scales and questionnaires
- Collateral interview with family members (if available and applicable)
- Cognitive and neuropsychological testing where indicated
- A detailed written report with findings, diagnosis where applicable, and recommendations for next steps
An ADHD assessment is a comprehensive evaluation conducted by a registered psychologist to determine whether your history is consistent with ADHD, how it’s showing up in your life, and what that means for your treatment and support.
What Is an ADHD Assessment?
What This Can Look Like
What the Assessment Can Help With
Some reasons to seek an ADHD assessment:
Need formal documentation for workplace accommodations
Your treating physician is recommending an assessment prior to starting medication treatment
Want to know definitively whether ADHD explains the challenges you’ve been experiencing
Need documentation for academic accommodations at a post-secondary institution
Have been previously assessed but want an updated or more comprehensive evaluation
Why ADHD Often Goes Undiagnosed
How We Can Help
Many adults with ADHD have spent decades being told they just need to try harder, be more organized, or focus better. ADHD also looks different in adults than in children — and different again in women compared to men. The hyperactive child climbing the walls is rarely what adult ADHD looks like. More often it looks like chronic underperformance despite real effort, difficulty sustaining relationships or careers, emotional dysregulation, or a persistent sense of not living up to your potential. If you’ve wondered whether ADHD might be part of your story, it’s worth finding out.
ADHD can go unrecognized — particularly in people who are intelligent, high-achieving, or who have developed sophisticated coping strategies over the years.
About Dr. Daniela Gonzalez
ADHD assessments for adults at MovAttune are conducted exclusively by Dr. Daniela Gonzalez, a registered neuropsychologist with specialized training in psychodiagnostic and ADHD assessment. To inquire about availability and next steps, please contact Dr. Gonzalez directly.
Note: Dr. Gonzalez manages her own bookings — reach out to her directly to inquire about availability and schedule appointments.
