ADHD & Executive Function Testing (2025)
This focused evaluation identifies attention deficits and executive function challenges that affect learning and daily routines. It helps families understand behavior patterns and enables schools to support the child effectively.
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200.00
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Attention skills screened
Memory and impulse control checked
Reports included
Expert consultation provided
Language
EN
Duration
37 min
Ages
6-13
Reviews
96
Ratings
4.9
FAQs
What does this test assess?
It checks attention, focus, working memory, and impulse control.
Who should take this assessment?
Children who are distractible, impulsive, or struggle with organization.
What tools are used?
Computer tasks, checklists, and interviews with parents and teachers.
Can this confirm ADHD?
Yes, when combined with behavioral data and history.
Does it guide school support?
Yes, schools use it for IEPs and 504 Plans.
Will medication be suggested?
Only if a diagnosis is confirmed and a medical consult is needed.
Is it stressful for my child?
No, it’s interactive and age-appropriate.
How long does it take?
Typically 60–90 minutes.
Are reports shared with schools?
Yes, with parental permission.
Will it include recommendations?
Yes, with tailored classroom and home strategies.
Focus Better. Function Smarter.
Assesses attention, focus & impulse control
Evaluates working memory & task planning
Differentiates ADHD from similar issues
Guides school & home support strategies
Supports medication & therapy decisions
$
200.00
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What your child will be assessed for?
Sustained Attention
Focusing on tasks without distraction.
Impulsivity Control
Inhibiting sudden or inappropriate responses.
Hyperactivity
Levels of motor activity and restlessness.
Working Memory
Holding and using information during tasks.
Cognitive Flexibility
Switching between thoughts or actions efficiently.
Planning & Organization
Structuring tasks and managing materials.
Time Management
Judging and managing time to complete activities.
Emotional Regulation
Managing emotions in various situations.
Task Initiation
Starting tasks without procrastination.
Self-Monitoring
Evaluating and adjusting one's behavior.
