ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (ADHD)

Although not the primary purpose, a psychoeducational assessment with Edcommodate will often be helpful in identifying and/or ruling out ADHD, a relatively common coexisting condition in children with learning disabilities. 

When ADHD has been identified in addition to or in place of a learning disability, this will be shared with the family, and client where appropriate, at the feedback session. 

Again, appropriate recommendations for accommodations and/or modifications targeting symptoms associated with ADHD will be included in the psychoeducational report. 

Under certain circumstances a psychiatric consultation may be arranged at the discretion of the primary clinician.