Adult ADHD testing in Duluth, MN

Clarity about your attention, in writing.

A complete adult ADHD assessment: a diagnostic interview, psychological testing, a detailed report and an in-depth feedback session, for one flat fee. In person in downtown Duluth, or online in Minnesota.

Dr. Leah Witt working at a laptop in a denim jacket
Testing, report and feedback · about 10 hours

2008

In clinical practice since

10 years

On an inpatient rehabilitation team

15 minutes

A free first call

3 days

Typical reply, or less

Adult ADHD assessment

For adults who want to know, not guess

Adults often look for testing after years of wondering. Attention that will not hold on the things that matter. Deadlines met in a last-minute rush, or missed. A desk or an inbox that never quite gets organized. A sense that effort and results have never matched, and a long list of explanations offered by other people. An assessment replaces the wondering with a careful, documented answer, whichever way it comes out.

Adult ADHD testing is a specialized psychological assessment, not a screening questionnaire. It looks at your history and at how attention, memory and executive function work for you now, and it considers what else might explain the difficulties, because sleep, mood, anxiety, a past head injury and medical conditions can all look like ADHD from the inside. Telling those apart is the core of rehabilitation psychology, the field I worked in for ten years on an inpatient team before opening this practice.

You leave with two things: a detailed written report, and an in-depth feedback session where we go through the findings and the recommendations together. The report explains what the testing showed in plain language, and it includes strategies for the attention and focus challenges you came in with. It is yours to keep and to share with your physician, or anyone else, if you choose.

What the flat fee covers

One fee, four parts

Approximately ten hours, quoted once. You are entitled to a Good Faith Estimate for the assessment at the start of care, under the No Surprises Act.

Adult ADHD Assessment

PsyDuluth, LLC

1

Diagnostic interview Up to 60 minutes. Your background, your testing goals, and the best testing approach for your needs.

2

Psychological testing One or several sessions, same day or spread out, depending on complexity and your schedule.

3

Report writing I analyze the results and prepare a detailed written report.

4

In-depth feedback session We meet to discuss the findings and the recommendations together.

Flat rate, approximately 10 hours

$1,950

HSA and FSA cards accepted. Out of network: a superbill for possible reimbursement. See the Adult ADHD Good Faith Estimate , and every other fee on Insurance & Affordability .

How this works

From the first call to your report

The testing track of my process. Beginning psychological testing can feel like a big step, and I aim to make it as clear and comfortable as possible.

15 minutes · free

A phone call

We talk about what brings you in, how I can help, and what your care may cost.

60 minutes

Diagnostic assessment

Your background and testing goals, and the best testing approach for you.

One or several sessions

Testing

On the same day or spread out, whichever suits you.

At the end

Report and feedback

A detailed report, and an in-depth feedback session on the findings and recommendations.

After the feedback session

What the findings are for

An assessment is the start of the next conversations, not the end of this one.

For you. A clear account of the findings, and strategies for the attention and focus challenges you described, matched to your life.
For the people you choose. A written report you can share with your physician or others involved in your care, if and when you decide to.
For ongoing support. Some adults want help putting the strategies to work. That can continue in therapy sessions with me.
For the years before. A diagnosis in adulthood can change how you see your past; adjustment counseling is there for that.

Before the first call

Questions about ADHD testing

Anything else? Call (218) 433-8018 .

How long does an adult ADHD assessment take?

About ten hours in all. The diagnostic assessment is up to 60 minutes; the testing itself takes one or several sessions, which can be on the same day or spread out, depending on complexity and what suits you. The report and the feedback session come at the end.

What does the $1,950 flat fee include?

The diagnostic interview, the psychological testing, the report writing and an in-depth feedback session. You receive a Good Faith Estimate for the assessment at the start of care.

Will I get a written report?

Yes. I analyze the results and prepare a detailed report, and then we meet for an in-depth feedback session to go through the findings and the recommendations together.

Can any of it be done online?

Telehealth is available for clients located in Minnesota, through a secure link from the client portal. Which parts of an assessment can be done remotely depends on the testing approach, so we settle that in the free call and the diagnostic assessment.

Will my insurance pay for ADHD testing?

I am a private-pay practice. You pay directly and I provide a superbill you can submit for possible out-of-network reimbursement; most insurers require a diagnosis for that. HSA and FSA cards are accepted. I often help work out the numbers in the free call.

Adult ADHD testing

Fifteen minutes to see if testing is right for you.

In the free call we talk about what you have noticed, whether an assessment is the right next step, and what it will cost.

A free 15-minute phone call, no commitment

Whether an ADHD assessment fits your situation

The flat fee, your Good Faith Estimate, and whether insurance will help

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