Targeted, Evidenced-Based Assessment for Adult ADHD

Wondering if ADHD explains what you've been experiencing: the scattered focus, the missed deadlines, the sense that you're working twice as hard for half the results? An ADHD evaluation can give you clarity, language, and a path forward. I offer flat-rate, private-pay ADHD evaluations in person in Ballwin, MO, and via telehealth across 43 states through PSYPACT. 

Flat Fee: $550. No surprise billing, no insurance delays. 

Why This Evaluation

Getting an ADHD evaluation shouldn't mean a six-month wait list or a $3,000 bill. This evaluation is built to be thorough enough to trust and efficient enough to get quick results: combining a clinical interview with standardized, validated measures to reach a clear diagnostic picture, not just a checklist.

I take differential diagnosis seriously. Anxiety, depression, sleep disruption, and trauma can all look like ADHD on the surface. Part of the value of working with a licensed psychologist is making sure you get the right answer, not just an answer. While this evaluation is targeted specifically at ADHD diagnosis, I provide measures to rule-out other conditions commonly mistaken for ADHD, as well as personalized recommendations for moving forward with treatment, regardless of outcome.

What this evaluation is (and isn't)

This is a focused, symptom-based ADHD evaluation, NOT a comprehensive psychological evaluation. The self-report measures used are chosen to assess ADHD symptoms and to screen for common look-alikes and co-occurring concerns (such as anxiety, depression, or sleep difficulties), so it's possible that screening will point toward another condition needing further evaluation or treatment alongside, or instead of, ADHD. That kind of rule-out information is a normal and useful part of this process.

What it does NOT include: standardized IQ or achievement testing, personality assessment, or projective measures. It isn't designed to diagnose learning disorders, autism spectrum disorder, personality disorders, or cognitive decline. If your presentation suggests one of these broader questions is at play, I'll tell you honestly during the process and point you toward the right next step, whether that's a referral for comprehensive testing or another specialist, rather than stretching this evaluation beyond what it's built to answer.

Who this is For

• Adults who suspect an ADHD diagnosis was missed during childhood

• College students and young adults navigating a tougher academic or professional load

• Adults seeking formal documentation for medication management or school/work accomodations

• Those struggling with distractability, inattention, poor task initiation, and other executive functioning difficulties

Telehealth and PSYPACT

Dr. Lee Hollman holds PSYPACT authorization, meaning evaluations can be conducted via telehealth for clients physically located in 43 participating states at the time of their appointment...no need to be a Missouri resident!