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Adult Remote ADHD Evaluations

Designed for High-Masking, High-Performing Individuals

Warm, neurodiversity-affirming ADHD evaluations for adults who have spent years holding everything together on the outside while quietly burning out on the inside.

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Simple and quick process without long sessions or in-person testing needed. Evaluation with a licensed psychologist who has ADHD and gets it. 

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Who This Evaluation Is For

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  • Adults whose medical provider is requesting documentation for ADHD medication

  • Individuals wanting to confirm or update a previous ADHD diagnosis

  • Adults needing accommodations at work

  • High-masking, high-performing adults who want to understand themselves bette​​​r

  • Adults who have already had an evaluation and need a second opinion

  • Students who need accommodations for college or graduate school 
     

When You’ve Spent Years “Compensating,” It Doesn’t Mean You Aren’t Functioning Well

 

Many adults reach out after years of struggling with focus, organization, follow-through, and internal pressure while still appearing “fine” to everyone else.
 

You may be:

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  • Exhausted from working twice as hard as others

  • Struggling to start or finish tasks

  • Constantly overwhelmed by everyday demands

  • Losing time to hyperfocus and burnout cycles

  • Feeling scattered despite being smart, capable, and motivated

  • Wondering why things feel harder for you than they should
     

ADHD in adults often looks like invisible effort, not visible chaos. You’re not failing; you’ve been compensating for years, and it takes a toll. This evaluation helps you finally understand why things feel the way they do. I look at anxiety and depression as well to help you understand the whole picture, as living with undiagnosed ADHD often takes a toll on your mental health. 
 

A Neurodiversity-Affirming Approach

 

I specialize in working with adults who mask well, hold high expectations for themselves, and internalize their struggles. Your evaluation is:
 

  • Collaborative and conversational rather than hours of unnecessary cognitive or neuropsychological testing (it's not needed for a diagnosis!)

  • Focused on your lived experience

  • Sensitive to masking and emotional costs

  • Designed for high-masking adults, women, autistic folks, gifted individuals, and late-identified neurodivergent adults

  • Respectful, validating, and practical
     

What’s Included in the Adult ADHD Evaluation ($900)

1. Completed at Home on Your Own

  • ADHD symptom rating scales

  • Executive functioning questionnaire 

  • Emotional and personality assessment

  • Computerized attention test completed at home (takes about 30 minutes)

 

2. Testing Appointment with Psychologist (2.5 to 3 hours)

  • Warm, in-depth clinical interview

  • Review of your personal, medical, and psychiatric history

  • Guided interview of how ADHD may have been present now and in childhood 

  • Exploration of how ADHD has affected your functioning in many areas 
     

3. Feedback Appointment with Psychologist (60 minutes)

A supportive session where we:

  • Review the full results

  • Clarify whether ADHD is present

  • Discuss how your patterns interact with your emotions, burnout, and life experiences

  • Explore next steps for medication, therapy, and supports

  • Review work or school accommodation options

  • Identify strengths and strategies for moving forward
     

4. Written Report

You receive:

  • A clear diagnostic report which can be shared with medical providers 

  • Recommendations for work, school, and daily functioning

  • An accommodations letter for work or school (if diagnosis is present)
     

5. Turnaround for Whole Evaluation Within 2 to 3 Weeks

(Depending on how quickly testing is completed and your scheduling availability.)
 

​My Approach

 

I take a whole-person perspective. ADHD is more than just a list of symptoms and includes:

  • Energy

  • Anxiety

  • Depression

  • Emotion

  • Executive functioning

  • Environment

  • Coping patterns

  • Invisible effort
     

Your evaluation integrates all of these, giving you a meaningful and accurate understanding of how your brain works. I have ADHD, so I can share my experiences and recommendations that have actually worked for me. 

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Why Choose This Evaluation?

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  • Neurodiversity-affirming

  • No insurance involvement for maximum privacy, flexibility, and simplicity of pricing

  • No lengthy or unnecessary testing

  • Fast turnaround within 2 to 3 weeks

  • Specialization in high-masking, perfectionistic, high-functioning adults

  • Practical recommendations tailored to real life

  • Evaluation with a psychologist who understands ADHD from both lived and clinical experience.​​
     

What Will You Walk Away With​

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  • A clear diagnostic answer including not just ADHD, but depression, anxiety, etc.

  • A deep understanding of your patterns

  • A written report + accommodations letter

  • A plan for medication, therapy, and lifestyle supports

  • Clarity, validation, and next steps​
     

Your Privacy Comes First

 

Because I do not bill insurance, your evaluation is fully confidential. No information is shared with employers, schools, or medical providers unless you choose. You remain in complete control of your data.

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Finances

 

The evaluation fee is $900. The first payment is due at the first session with the second half due at the second session. I can provide a receipt called a "superbill" for possible insurance reimbursement (but not guaranteed.) We accept CareCredit and offer payment plans. Do know that if you pay full price for an evaluation, it helps me offer reduced fee spots for neurodivergent folks in need. Please visit the Finances page for more information. 

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​​Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)​

What is the process if I want to book?

 

The process is simple:

  1. Email me using the contact form.

  2. I respond personally to schedule your testing appointment.

  3. You choose your first available date.

  4. I send all paperwork and questionnaires ahead of time.

  5. You complete your testing appointment and then attend your feedback session.

    Everything is handled directly by me, the psychologist and practice owner.

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Can I also get an evaluation for autism?

Yes, I specialize in adult autism evaluations as well! Visit my Autism Evaluation page for details. 

 It's easy to get assessed for both at the same time. ​

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Do you provide ADHD evaluations in my state? 

Online ADHD evaluations are available in almost all states. Please view the Locations page for verification.  ​​

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Do you take insurance?

No. I am an out-of-network provider, which keeps your evaluation completely private, and the process is simpler, faster, and more flexible. I can provide a superbill if you want to submit it to your insurance for possible reimbursement. See the Finances page for more details. 

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Will my results remain private?

Yes. Your evaluation is confidential and not shared with insurance databases unless you request it.

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Can this evaluation be used for medication?

Yes. Your report can be shared with your primary care provider or psychiatrist as documentation for medication decisions. I do not prescribe medication. 

 

Do I need a full neuropsychological evaluation to be diagnosed with ADHD?

No. ADHD is diagnosed through a clinical interview, rating scales, history, and an attention test. Long in-person neuropsychological testing is rarely required and is not useful for recommendations. 

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What is the turnaround time?

Typically within 2 weeks within your first appointment, depending on your scheduling availability. I am usually able to get folks within a few weeks or a month, and turn around the evaluation within a week or two. 

Ready to Get Started?

The first step is filling out the form below.

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Dr. Jaime Long is licensed to provide psychological services in Montana and Iowa , both remotely in person. She is focused on serving areas which do not have many neurodiversity-affirming psychologists. She is also authorized to practice remotely in PSYPACT-participating states. PSYPACT coverage includes nearby states such as Idaho, Maine, Arizona, and Colorado, as well as national access to states like Texas, Florida, and North Carolina.​

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