Where To Get Assessed for ADHD

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Where To Get Assessed for ADHD *

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The Regional ADHD Clinic provides short-term voluntary, evidence-based ADHD assessments and treatment to people ages 17-35 living in Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) region who present with symptoms consistent with ADHD.

The easiest place to start the process to get assessed for ADHD is with your Primary Care Provider, typically a Family Physician or Nurse Practitioner. However many adults in BC and Ontario are without a Primary Care Provider.

The following service providers are able to professionally assess for and diagnose ADHD for those who meet criteria.

Please note listing of the services is not an endorsement of any particular provider.

Regional ADHD Clinic (Vancouver Coastal Health)

“Understanding ADHD in Women. Developed for Women by Women, the ADHD Centre for Women. Offering affordable accessible ADHD assessments.”

Meet the Team

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    Monet Goode

    FOUNDER

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    Emmett Marsh

    DESIGN DIRECTOR

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    Eleanor Parks

    SUSTAINABILITY DIRECTOR

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    Jamie Kokot

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