ADHD assessment

ADHD Assessment in Las Vegas

An ADHD assessment can explore questions about attention, organization, and related experiences. Contact the office to ask whether it fits your question and age group.

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When an ADHD assessment may be worth asking about

  • Attention, organization, or time management is affecting daily routines.
  • It is hard to sustain focus, manage restlessness, or pause before acting.
  • You want to understand patterns that have been difficult to explain over time.
  • You want a clearer picture of strengths and areas where support may help.
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What an ADHD assessment can clarify

The evaluation considers whether the information gathered supports ADHD as an explanation for the concerns being explored, and whether other factors may also be relevant. It does not promise a diagnosis or a particular outcome.

The approach is neuroaffirmative and strengths-aware: it considers context, abilities, and challenges without treating a difference as a personal failing. Executive function is a term for everyday skills such as planning, organizing, and managing time.

The evaluation path

What my evaluation process looks like.

ADHD assessment
  1. Reach out. Send a brief inquiry and name the evaluation you are considering. Do not include detailed health information in the form. How to prepare: Write down the main question you want to ask.
  2. Consultation call. Discuss the evaluation question and whether to continue with intake and history. You can ask practical questions before deciding about next steps. How to prepare: Write down practical questions to ask me.
  3. Intake and history. Discuss relevant background and the information that may help shape the evaluation plan. How to prepare: Ask which records may be relevant and how to share them.
  4. Testing sessions. Any testing sessions follow the plan discussed with me. How to prepare: Ask what to expect before a scheduled session.
  5. Scoring and writing. I review the information gathered for the evaluation and write the report. How to prepare: Ask about the report recipient and next steps.
  6. Feedback and report. I discuss the report, feedback, and any next steps with you. How to prepare: Write down questions you would like to discuss.
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Possible deliverables

Before you decide to proceed, ask what the evaluation plan may include. Depending on the agreed plan, this may include a written report and a feedback conversation. The report summarizes information reviewed; it does not guarantee a specific finding or outcome.

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Age and delivery format

Contact the office to ask whether this evaluation is offered for your age group and which parts, if any, may be remote. Confirm the available format before making plans.

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Language

I can provide any type of evaluation in Spanish. You may ask the office about this assessment in English or Spanish.

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Fees and insurance

Fees and coverage depend on the evaluation and your plan. Therapy coverage does not confirm coverage for an evaluation. Review the current fee and insurance information, and confirm benefits with the office and your insurer before scheduling.

Helpful details

Before taking the next step

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Preparing for an online session

These steps are for telehealth therapy. Telehealth is for clients located in Nevada; contact the office to ask whether it is available for the service you are considering.

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Dr. Michelle P. Flores, PhD

Licensed Psychologist in Nevada

I offer psychological evaluations and individual therapy. My therapy work with adults addresses concerns related to trauma, anxiety, and depression.

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Questions

Questions people often ask

Contact the office if you would like more information.

What can an ADHD assessment clarify?

It can help assess whether the information gathered supports ADHD as an explanation for the concerns being explored, and whether other factors may be relevant. The evaluation does not promise a particular result.

Does asking about an assessment mean I need to know I have ADHD?

No. You can contact the office with a brief question about the process. Do not include detailed health information in the website form.

Can an ADHD evaluation be provided in Spanish?

Yes. I can provide any type of evaluation in Spanish. Tell the office which language you prefer.

What ages, format, fees, or insurance apply?

Ask the office about current age and delivery scope, fees, and whether your plan may cover this specific evaluation. Coverage varies and should be confirmed with both the office and your insurer.

A next step

Share what you need.

Send a brief inquiry or call the office during office hours. Response times may vary.

Michelle P. Flores, PhD

Let’s talk about what you need.

Hello, I’m Michelle P. Flores, PhD. I offer individual therapy for adults and psychological evaluations in Las Vegas, with telehealth for clients located in Nevada. Therapy is available in English and Spanish.