ADHD Assessment

Before booking an assessment, we require all clients to book a clinical intake with our clinical psychologist, to fully understand your symptoms and provide professional advice. At the end of clinical intake, the clinical psychologist will schedule the ADHD assessment with you.

You can book our clinical intake here.

During the booking process, you will be required to pay to confirm your booking

If you would like to pay via bank transfer, please WhatsApp +6017 8038384 for assistance!

The fee for ADHD assessment ranges from RM1,300 – RM2,600. The fees depend on the psychological tools used by the clinical psychologists based on your symptoms and their professional judgement.

After the clinical intake is completed, the clinical psychologist will inform you of the total fees.

Whether or not you’re diagnosed with ADHD will depend on the tests and the results of the test. After the assessment, you will receive a brief report which will conclude whether or not you have ADHD.

The ADHD assessment brief report includes a short outline of issues, background information, summary of assessments done, final diagnosis(if any), and brief recommendations. 

This report may be used for work, academic, or insurance purposes, but it’s essential to check with the relevant department to ensure its acceptance. Aloe Mind cannot be held responsible if the report does not meet specific requirements.

In line with our ethical standards, we cannot write, alter, or include statements in the brief report that are not supported by the psychological assessment.

After the briefing, you may have a clearer view on how to move forward with your assessments, regardless of the results.

In the briefing, the clinical psychologist will explain to you the next steps that will be beneficial on how to cope with your symptoms or struggles according to the brief report of the ADHD assessment. It is common for our clients to attend ADHD therapy after their diagnosis to learn strategies to cope with ADHD.

We provide psychotherapy treatment for ADHD but not medication. As part of the briefing, the clinical psychologist will advise if medication is required and if referral to a psychiatrist is needed.