Are you wondering if it's ADHD? When to seek help and what a neuropsychological evaluation is for

Au Québec, il est possible de consulter directement un neuropsychologue en pratique privée, sans référence médicale. La démarche débute par une prise de contact, suivie de questionnaires, d’une entrevue clinique et de tests neuropsychologiques. Chez Familio, l’évaluation du TDAH chez l’adulte est offerte à Montréal, à Boucherville et à Saguenay. Vous pouvez prendre rendez-vous pour une évaluation du TDAH afin d’obtenir des conseils adaptés. faire une demande en ligne.

Because it helps distinguish ADHD from other conditions with similar symptoms—such as anxiety, depression, or sleep disorders. The evaluation also helps identify an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or a learning disability that may co-occur with ADHD—since these conditions frequently coexist—and establishes a precise cognitive profile. The evaluation goes beyond simply making a diagnosis: it provides concrete recommendations tailored to the individual’s actual functioning.

Le bilan comprend généralement des questionnaires préalables, une entrevue clinique approfondie, la passation de tests neuropsychologiques standardisés, une analyse globale des résultats, un rapport écrit détaillé et une rencontre de restitution. L’ensemble se déroule sur plusieurs rencontres, dans un cadre encadré et sécurisant.

At Familio, neuropsychological evaluations start at about $1,700. The cost and duration vary depending on the reason for the consultation and the complexity of the situation.

Generally speaking, private insurance plans reimburse at least part of the cost of a neuropsychological evaluation, since it is considered a psychological service. The terms vary from one policy to another: it is recommended that you verify your coverage and limits directly with your insurer.

No. You do not need a doctor’s referral, a prescription, or a prior diagnosis to see a neuropsychologist for an ADHD evaluation. You can begin the process as soon as you start to have concerns.

Following the diagnosis, the report’s recommendations serve as a guide: implementing strategies tailored to the individual’s cognitive profile, referring the individual for therapeutic or medical follow-up as needed, and providing support for accommodations at work or in school. The evaluation marks the beginning of a more coherent adaptation process—not an end in itself.

Do you have any other questions? Check out our comprehensive FAQ on neuropsychological assessment in adults.