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An ADHD evaluation is a comprehensive clinical assessment designed to understand how attention, focus, organization, and emotional regulation are functioning in your daily life. As a U.S. board-certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Julie Angileri conducts ADHD evaluations with a warm, collaborative, and neurodivergent-affirming approach.
The process includes:
A structured interview exploring your developmental, academic, and emotional history
Discussion of current concerns related to attention, impulsivity, time management, and executive functioning
Use of evidence-based screening tools and optional input from parents, teachers, or partners when applicable
Assessment of related mental health factors such as anxiety, mood, or sleep issues
The goal is not just to determine whether ADHD is present, but to gain clarity on how your brain works and what support will be most effective.
After the evaluation, you will receive a detailed summary with findings, clinical impressions, and individualized recommendations—whether that’s coaching, therapy, accommodations, or further steps.
An ADHD evaluation is a comprehensive clinical assessment designed to understand how attention, focus, organization, and emotional regulation are functioning in your daily life. As a U.S. board-certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Julie Angileri conducts ADHD evaluations with a warm, collaborative, and neurodivergent-affirming approach.
The process includes:
A structured interview exploring your developmental, academic, and emotional history
Discussion of current concerns related to attention, impulsivity, time management, and executive functioning
Use of evidence-based screening tools and optional input from parents, teachers, or partners when applicable
Assessment of related mental health factors such as anxiety, mood, or sleep issues
The goal is not just to determine whether ADHD is present, but to gain clarity on how your brain works and what support will be most effective.
After the evaluation, you will receive a detailed summary with findings, clinical impressions, and individualized recommendations—whether that’s coaching, therapy, accommodations, or further steps.