In the public system, an ADHD assessment can mean a 1.5 to 2 year wait. At All Brains Clinic, our comprehensive, psychiatrist-led ADHD assessment gets you clear answers sooner. You work with a multidisciplinary team, you can complete it online anywhere in BC, and you leave with a treatment plan you can actually put to use.

ADHD affects focus, organization, and emotional regulation, and it looks different at every age. That is exactly why a single questionnaire is never enough. Our team brings medical, psychological, and cognitive expertise together to see the full picture for children, teens, and adults, and to give you a clear sense of what comes next.

At All Brains Clinic, our ADHD assessments go beyond a diagnosis. Our multidisciplinary team takes a holistic approach, drawing on interviews, questionnaires, and family insights to understand how ADHD affects children, teens, and adults, and to help them reach their full potential.

A tailored assessment brings clarity by identifying the specific behavioural and cognitive patterns behind the struggle. From ADHD testing for teens to adult ADHD evaluations, we translate findings into practical strategies that guide individuals and families toward the right treatment plan.

We make our ADHD assessments accessible and easy to take part in, using telehealth consultations, online screenings, and behavioural tracking. These tools add real convenience while keeping the quality and reliability that families expect from expert care.

Our support continues well after the diagnosis. Through practical ADHD coaching, we help clients build lasting habits around time management and emotional regulation, so families can navigate ADHD with more confidence day to day.
Families often come to us worried and unsure. Most leave with clear answers and a plan they can follow. Here is what a few of them shared about their experience.
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"We are so thankful we had our son's assessment done at All Brains. The location is easy to get to, parking is simple, and it made the drive from the Lower Mainland much easier."

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"The people at All Brains Clinic helped us understand our child's situation and get ready for the next steps. Highly recommended."

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"I found the clinic to be very well run. The reception team is friendly and accommodating, and the specialists clearly work well together. I really enjoyed my experience."

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"The team was professional, warm, and made our child feel comfortable throughout. They explained everything patiently and answered all of our questions. I would recommend them to any parent looking for a caring, thorough assessment."

Our ADHD assessment looks at the whole picture rather than a single checklist. It brings together medical, psychological, and cognitive evaluation, carried out by specialists who work as one team.
A free Resource Liaison session to connect you with community support
Detailed written report + a personalized treatment plan
Input from teachers or coworkers (with your permission) for a complete view
Working memory and cognitive functioning evaluation
Real-time, computerized attention & focus testing
Targeted clinical ADHD interview with a psychologist
Full mental health assessment by a psychiatrist (to catch anxiety, OCD, ODD and other overlapping conditions)
The process is clear and supportive from your first inquiry to the day you receive your report. Our multidisciplinary team guides you through each step, so nothing feels confusing along the way.
Submit a short inquiry form. Our team reaches out to understand your situation, answer your questions, and confirm the right assessment fit. No referral yet? We'll help you get one.
Together we plan the scope — which areas to evaluate, the format (in-person or online, based on what's needed), and scheduling that suits you.
Our specialists conduct the assessment in a comfortable, supportive setting. Sessions are paced for the individual — child, teen, or adult.
You receive a detailed, plain-language report with findings, strengths, and a personalized plan — plus a feedback session and a Resource Liaison to guide what comes next.

In the public system, an ADHD assessment can mean a 1.5 to 2 year wait. At All Brains Clinic, our comprehensive, psychiatrist-led ADHD assessment gets you clear answers sooner. You work with a multidisciplinary team, you can complete it online anywhere in BC, and you leave with a treatment plan you can actually put to use.
I don’t live in Vancouver, do I need to come to the city for the assessment?
No you don’t! Unlike some of our other assessments that require in-person sessions, all of the components of our comprehensive ADHD assessment can be done online.
Why do I need a doctor’s referral for ADHD assessment at All Brains Clinic when other clinics don’t require it?
All of our assessments at All Brains are team-based. Specialized physicians such as psychiatrists are involved in all of our assessments, including the ADHD assessment. That is why a doctor’s referral is required. If you don’t have a referring doctor, please let our staff know. We can assist you in connecting with a primary care physician to see what assessment might be needed and, if necessary, making a referral. If you are not seeking an assessment but wish to proceed directly with therapy or coaching, a doctor’s referral is not required.
How much does the ADHD assessment in Vancouver at All Brains cost?
The cost of comprehensive ADHD assessment varies, and it includes:
Does the ADHD assessment at All Brains include treatment plan/suggestions?
Absolutely! A comprehensive assessment of strengths and weaknesses is essential for creating a tailored treatment plan to meet your or your child's specific needs. These recommendations are thoroughly discussed during our feedback session and are also reflected in our detailed report. It's important to note that effective treatment for an individual with ADHD often depends on their unique needs and capabilities. A multidisciplinary approach that combines various interventions is typically the most beneficial.
Many children with ADHD may also experience learning difficulties, which is why our Psychoeducational Assessment can be an important step.
How is the ADHD assessment at All Brains different?
At All Brains, we specialize in ADHD, but our approach to assessment extends far beyond this specific condition. Our in-depth ADHD evaluation begins with a comprehensive mental health assessment conducted by a psychiatrist to identify any coexisting conditions such as anxiety, Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD), or Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) to name a few. This initial assessment is followed by a focused consultation with a psychologist who delves into the history and symptoms of ADHD. Additionally, our evaluation employs real-time testing methods specifically designed to measure ADHD symptoms.
Our ADHD assessment package at All Brains also includes invaluable post-assessment support. For families with children under the age of 6, we provide a session of parent training to offer practical tips for effectively supporting their child. Furthermore, each client gains access to our coveted Resource Liaison service, which connects them with community-based support and resources uniquely tailored to meet their individual needs.
We also offer Autism Assessments to support children whose challenges may overlap with ADHD.
What does the ADHD assessment look like at All Brains Clinic?
At All Brains, we provide a comprehensive ADHD assessment that involves a multi-disciplinary team of experts. Our assessments include a thorough evaluation of any mental health problems (related or unrelated to ADHD) by a medical doctor, this is then followed by a targeted clinical ADHD interview session conducted by a psychologist. In a third session, a psychologist or psychometrist will conduct direct testing of your attention and other cognitive functions, such as working memory, which is the capacity to hold and process multiple pieces of information simultaneously.
The psychometrist will administer additional tests and questionnaires to identify potential academic and mental health issues. Responses from others, such as teachers or coworkers, if you grant us permission to send questionnaires to them, will help us obtain a comprehensive perspective of attention.
How difficult is treatment of ADHD?
The treatment of Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can be complex and varies from person to person, depending on a range of factors such as the specific symptoms experienced, severity of symptoms, degree of interference in functioning, co-existing conditions, age, and the individual's life circumstances. That said, ADHD is generally considered to be a treatable condition, and there are a variety of evidence-based approaches available.Here are some common treatment modalities:
With a comprehensive and individualized treatment plan that will be offered to you by our experts at All Brains Clinic, you can manage yours or your child’s symptoms effectively and lead a productive life. Early diagnosis and intervention, particularly in children, can improve long-term outcomes. It is important for individuals with ADHD and their families to work closely with healthcare providers to find the most effective treatment plan for them.
Are there benefits to seeking an ADHD assessment as an adult?
While early assessment and intervention often lead to better outcomes, ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder that is generally lifelong. Because of this, assessment at any age can have significant professional and personal benefits. Getting diagnosed with ADHD as an adult can offer practical benefits, such as improving one’s relationships or applying for accommodations at university or one’s place of employment. Beyond these practical aspects, many adults express a sense of relief after receiving an ADHD assessment, as if a lifelong unanswered question has finally been answered.
Is it difficult to diagnose ADHD?
Diagnosing Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) poses unique challenges due to the condition's varying manifestations across individuals and across lifespan. For instance, ADHD symptoms can differ considerably between a school-aged child and a 40-year-old adult. To address this complexity, an accurate diagnosis necessitates a thorough evaluation conducted by a multidisciplinary team of ADHD specialists, which may include psychiatrists, psychologists, and psychometricians.
At All Brains, our comprehensive ADHD assessment team encompasses experts from each of these fields. Our diagnostic approach employs an integrated set of techniques, which includes clinical interviews, developmental evaluations, medical and computerized testings, and standardized questionnaires.
What is the difference between ADHD and ADD?
The terms Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) are often used interchangeably. It's worth noting that ADD is an older term that has largely been replaced by ADHD in medical and psychological literature, including the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), which is one of the main guides for diagnosing mental health conditions.
What is Attention Deficit Hyper Activity Disorder (ADHD)?
Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition affecting a wide range of domains, from academic focus and task completion to emotional regulation and social well-being. At its core, ADHD can be understood as a deficiency in the brain's executive branch, which oversees critical human tasks. These tasks include, but are not limited to, organizing, prioritizing, maintaining and shifting focus, emotional and behavioral regulation, and short-term memory. Like other mental health disorders, ADHD presents a unique combination of challenges and strengths for each individual.
This highlights the importance of a comprehensive assessment, followed by a tailored treatment plan that takes into account the varying degrees of symptoms and severity, as well as the unique circumstances of each individual. Early, comprehensive assessment and diagnosis followed by targeted intervention are essential for optimizing long-term developmental outcomes and improving quality of life.
What are your operating hours?
Our clinic operates from 9 AM to 5 PM on weekdays and 9 AM to 1 PM on Saturdays. We are closed on Sundays.
Our clinicians bring diverse clinical experience and work collaboratively to support meaningful change.
An ADHD assessment is a structured, evidence-based evaluation. Its job is to work out whether difficulties with attention, focus, impulsivity, and self-regulation are caused by ADHD or by something else. Our private ADHD assessment in Vancouver goes further than a single questionnaire, because ADHD shows up differently in a 7-year-old, a 15-year-old, and a 40-year-old. An accurate diagnosis needs a multidisciplinary team that looks at the whole person: their history, their day-to-day environment, and how they actually process information.
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects the brain's executive functions, the systems we rely on to organize, prioritize, hold attention, regulate emotion, and keep information in working memory. Anxiety, learning differences, and sleep problems can cause very similar symptoms, and they often occur alongside ADHD. A thorough assessment separates what is genuinely ADHD from what only looks like it, so your treatment plan targets the real issue. This is why our evaluation begins with a full mental health review by a psychiatrist, followed by a focused clinical interview and real-time, computerized attention testing with a psychologist.

We provide ADHD testing and diagnosis at every stage of life. For children, an early assessment can open the door to school support and stronger long-term outcomes. For teens, it brings clarity through the demanding years of high school. For adults, an ADHD diagnosis in Vancouver often makes sense of a lifetime of quiet struggles, and it can lead to accommodations at work or university. Many adults simply describe a deep sense of relief. Every part of our assessment can be completed online across British Columbia, so you don't have to live in Vancouver to be seen, and you won't wait the 1.5 to 2 years that is common in the public system. Our support also continues after the diagnosis, with ADHD coaching that helps you or your child build lasting habits around focus, organization, and emotional regulation.