ADHD Evaluations in Montana
Neurodivergent-affirming ADHD assessments for children, teens, and adults — in-person in Bozeman or via telehealth across Montana.
Why Seek an ADHD Evaluation?
Many children, teens, and adults come for an ADHD evaluation in Montana after noticing patterns that make school, work, or daily life more challenging than expected. Some common reasons include:
Difficulty focusing or sustaining attention
Struggling with organization, time management, or completing tasks
Emotional intensity, restlessness, or impulsivity
Academic or occupational challenges
Sensory or social differences that affect daily functioning
An ADHD assessment in Montana can clarify whether ADHD is present, provide practical strategies, and support families and individuals in understanding their strengths and challenges.
Signs of ADHD in Children, Teens, and Adults
ADHD can look different across age groups. Signs that may indicate the need for ADHD testing in Montana include:
Children:
Trouble following instructions or completing schoolwork
Fidgeting, impulsivity, or difficulty staying seated
Emotional outbursts or frustration with transitions
Avoiding tasks that require sustained focus
Teens:
Struggling to manage homework, deadlines, or multiple responsibilities
Feeling disorganized or overwhelmed by school or social life
Emotional sensitivity, irritability, or impulsive decisions
Difficulty prioritizing or planning long-term projects
Adults:
Difficulty focusing or sustaining attention
Chronic disorganization or forgetfulness
Trouble managing time, work, or finances
Feeling mentally “scattered” or easily distracted
If you recognize these patterns in yourself, your child, or your teen, an ADHD evaluation Bozeman can provide clarity and guidance.
What the Evaluation Includes
Our ADHD assessments are comprehensive and tailored to each age group:
Initial Consultation: Discuss history, challenges, and goals for evaluation.
Clinical Interview: Explore developmental, educational, social, and emotional history.
Standardized Testing: Age-appropriate measures of attention, executive functioning, and related skills.
Feedback Session: Collaborative discussion of results, patterns, and recommendations.
Written Report: Clear documentation for personal insight, school accommodations, or professional use.
Evaluations are conducted in a neurodivergent-affirming and supportive manner, honoring each individual’s unique strengths, challenges, and lived experiences.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Who can be evaluated?
A: Children, teens, and adults can all receive ADHD evaluations. Age-appropriate testing and feedback are provided for each group.
Q: How long does an ADHD evaluation take?
A: Evaluations are completed over multiple sessions, including testing, interviews, and feedback.
Q: Do I need a referral?
A: No referral is required. You can schedule directly for an ADHD evaluation Bozeman.
Q: Is insurance accepted?
A: I am in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance and submit claims directly to them. Coverage varies. Documentation for insurance claims is provided, and private pay is available.
Q: Can evaluations be done via telehealth?
A: Yes. We offer telehealth evaluations across Montana as well as in-person in Bozeman.
Q: What if ADHD is not diagnosed?
A: Even if ADHD is not present, the assessment provides insight into attention, executive function, and strategies for navigating challenges.
Schedule a Consultation
Ready to gain clarity and understanding for yourself, your teen, or your child? You can reach out to schedule an ADHD evaluation in Bozeman or via telehealth across Montana.
Fill out a brief form, and I’ll follow up to find a session time that works for your family or yourself.
Mary Corelli is a Certified Neurodiversity-Affirming Assessment Provider through the Neurodiversity Affirming ADHD & Autism Assessment Certification Program.