Online Screening Tests for ADHD

By Eileen Bailey, Health Guide Tuesday, July 31, 2007

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If you are wondering if you, or your child have ADHD, there are a number of online screening tests available. It is important to note, however, that these screening tests should not be used for diagnostic purposes. They are helpful in deciding if you should see your doctor. In addition, they may prov...

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8/ 4/08 7:27am

my child has severe adhd and i cant stop them bouncing off the walls thier on high medication and are always hurting themselves he dont think before he acts hes broken his left arm twice his nose 3 fingers his ankle his leg twice and is currently on crutches at the moment he is 13 years old and i cant leave him in the house for two seconds without him diong something stupid i just dont no what to do with him anymore please help is thier any cure for adhd ?

lynn

10/ 8/09 12:10am

The Amen clinic link doesn't work. perusing the site, you now have to pay for the assessment.

Last link also not work...goes to a search-engine squatter.

Eileen Bailey, Health Guide

10/ 8/09 1:27pm

Thanks for letting me know. As you can see, this post is a few years old. I will need to research new online screenings and update.

Eileen

mouse

11/16/11 11:11am

Hmm, My answers were in the dark boxes on EVERY answer. That's not cool but it does explain a lot. I finish ppls sentances all the time when I'm excited!

Eileen Bailey, Health Guide

11/17/11 9:50pm

Mouse

I know you have been looking through the site for info on ADHD, have you seen a doctor yet?

Eileen

mouse

11/21/11 9:40am

No, I can't afford to. It's over $300 for an appointment! :(

Eileen Bailey, Health Guide

11/23/11 6:02pm

Here is a link to information I compiled for AnxietyConnection on where to find help when you don't have insurance. Hopefully, you will be able to find a place or organization that can help:

Mental Health Resources When You Don't Have Health Insurance

Eileen

jeepgrl

4/13/12 7:55pm

I am fairly sure I have adult ADD, and have for awhile. I am going to start college and I am 44 and affraid I will fail do to my ability to concentrate or retain information. I am see my Doc. on monday and hope she takes me serious, I have had several mental health issues such as severe depression, anxiety,OCD, and substance abuse to pain meds. due to several back surgeries. I have been clean from narcotic for 9 months with the help of Methadone maintenance. I have also been taking CBT classes, which have been helpfull but difficult to follow due to what I believe to be ADD. I always had this kind of trouble in school as a young girl. It all makes sence to me. Any suggestions on how to talk to my Doc?

Thank you,

jeepgrl

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