ADHD Assessment and Therapy

Evidence-based support at OICBT for adult ADHD assessment, ADHD treatment and ADHD group skills, with care matched to your needs, goals and preferences.

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ADHD Assessment and Therapy

ADHD often involves persistent difficulties with attention, organization, impulse control and self-regulation that can affect work, school, relationships and daily functioning. OICBT support for ADHD can include comprehensive adult ADHD assessment, treatment-focused therapy and group skills programming. The adult assessment pathway is designed to clarify diagnosis for medication consultation, treatment planning, insurance or accommodation purposes. ADHD group programming focuses on practical skills for organization, prioritization, distractibility, procrastination, interpersonal skills, emotion regulation and mindfulness.

  • Assessment reviews history, current symptoms, cognitive functioning and impairment.
  • Feedback, reporting and treatment recommendations are part of the assessment pathway.
  • Where appropriate, a psychoeducational component can be added for possible learning-disability concerns.

Therapists for ADHD

Review OICBT clinicians who list adhd or related concerns among their focus areas.

Paula Hogan

Occupational Therapist; Psychotherapist

Dr. Jennifer Karp

Clinical Psychologist

Chloe Lafontaine

Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

Dr. Kyle Lemay

Clinical Psychologist under Supervised Practice

Dr. Mandisa Peterson

Clinical Psychologist

Dr. Angela Priede

Clinical Psychologist under Supervised Practice


Questions About ADHD

Use these answers to understand OICBT services, therapy options and intake fit for adhd.

It helps clarify whether ADHD is present for treatment planning, medication consultation, insurance or accommodation purposes.

OICBT describes review of history, current symptoms, cognitive functioning, impairment and collateral information where available.

Yes. OICBT says a psychoeducational component can be added when learning disability concerns may be interacting with ADHD symptoms.

Yes. OICBT lists ADHD group modules for organization, distractibility, emotion regulation and mindfulness skills.

OICBT states that clients receive a letter of accommodation that can be submitted to an employer or academic institution.