What is the diagnosis of ADHD?
The diagnostic process for ADHD disorders at KIDS MEDIC consists of several stages in order to be as accurate as possible. It consists of a psychological examination including the most accurate tools for measuring the basic sympthoms of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder: attention deficit disorder, reaction time, impulsivity and hyperactivity.
When to go to a psychologist for a diagnosis of ADHD
If, ever since you can remember, you have had trouble maintaining attention, you are too impulsive, you are overly mobile, it is worth making a diagnosis of ADHD. Based on the results of the psychological diagnosis, a psychiatrist can confirm or rule out a diagnosis of ADHD.
What is the diagnosis of ADHD in adults?
The first stage is an interview to take a developmental history and listen to the difficulties. The second stage is the examination, which consists of a Moxo test (computer-based test). The final outcome is the submission of a test report to go to a psychiatrist to confirm or rule out ADHD.
For whom is an ADHD diagnosis?
The adult version of the Moxo test is intended for people up to 60 years of age.
How long does the diagnosis take?
The psychological diagnosis of ADHD includes an initial meeting (45 minutes) followed by a Moxo test, which takes about 15 minutes but is worth booking. Finally, the psychologist provides a report of the examination with an opinion.
How to prepare for a visit?
You should be healthy and well rested for the Moxo test. It is preferable to perform the test in the morning or early afternoon.
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