For kids, it can lead to better learning strategies, school accommodations, and improved behaviour management.
For adults, it can explain lifelong challenges and open doors to workplace support and mental health resources. Getting assessed is the first step toward a more manageable and fulfilling life.
An ADHD assessment can provide clarity, support, and access to the right
treatments for both children and adults.
If your recieve an ADHD diagnosis from a psychologist and wish to take medication, you may have to be re-diagnosed by a psychiatrist. You may not be able to use your psychologists report to acquire medication. Our model at Bright 360 allows our specialist psychiatrists to be the first point of contact with our patients while also collaborating and using the expertise our Clinical Psychologist on our Multidisciplinary Team to achieve better outcomes and continuity of care.
Both psychologists and psychiatrists can diagnose/identify and support ADHD, but only medical professions(i.e, psychiatry) can prescribe ADHD medication. Please click here to read our full article on the difference between psychologists and psychiatrists.
After years of wondering, I was very recently diagnosed with ADHD myself. That experience gave me a deeper understanding of the everyday challenges so many people face — whether it’s struggling to stay organised at work, managing focus in school, or balancing energy and routine in sport and fitness. I know firsthand what it’s like to search for clarity, and that’s a big part of why Bright 360 means so much to me.
ADHD Assessment
ADHD Assessment
