ADHD testing and evaluations.
In-person assessments in Byron Center and Zeeland (coming January 1, 2027). Virtual follow-up anywhere in Michigan.
Led by Dr. Andrew Wichterman, LPC, LPC-S
Ph.D. · Licensed Professional Counselor · nearly two decades in practice
Do you or your child struggle with focus, organization, or impulsivity?
At Riverside Counseling Professionals, we provide comprehensive ADHD evaluations for children, teens, and adults. Whether you’re seeking a diagnosis for school accommodations, treatment planning, or peace of mind, we’re here to guide you through the process with expertise and compassion.
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Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects focus, attention, impulse control, and executive functioning. It presents differently in children and adults, and even varies from person to person.
If these challenges are interfering with your daily life or your child’s success at school, an evaluation can be a powerful first step.
A two-session approach — efficient and comprehensive.
We know that navigating assessments can feel overwhelming, especially when clinical terms are involved. That’s why our two-session approach is designed to be both efficient and comprehensive, ensuring you — or your child — receive thoughtful evaluation without unnecessary complexity.
Session One: clinical interview & TOVA
Estimated time: 120–180 minutes
We start with a diagnostic clinical interview to learn about developmental, emotional, cognitive, medical, and relational history. This helps us get a holistic picture of what’s going on.
Right after the interview, we administer the TOVA (Test of Variables of Attention), a computerized tool that gauges sustained attention and response control.
For children and adolescents: while the child completes the TOVA, parents fill out the SDQ (Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire) and the CATS (Child and Adolescent Trauma Screen).
Online assessments at home
Completed before Session Two
Between sessions, we send select assessments via email for clients to complete at home. The assessments vary depending on client age.
Brown EF/A Scales (executive function) — 10–15 minutes
MMPI-3 (personality assessment) — 25–50 minutes
Conners 4 (ADHD-related behaviours) — full 12–15 minutes, short 5–7 minutes, ADHD Index 1–1.5 minutes
If broader concerns need to be explored, such as learning or developmental issues, additional assessments may be offered: WIAT-4 (academic achievement), WISC-V (cognitive, children), WAIS-IV (cognitive, adults). These are provided separately when needed.
Session Two: feedback & recommendations
Estimated time: 60–120 minutes
In the second session, we meet to go over the results. Clients receive:
Note: for children 12 and under, a parent or guardian must remain on-site during all sessions. Parents are welcome in the session.
Session One
90–120 min
Clinical interview (background + history)
TOVA (computerized attention test)
Parent forms: SDQ + CATS (children/teens)
At-home assessments
Between sessions
Adults: Brown EF/A (10–15 min) + MMPI-3 (25–50 min)
Children/teens: Conners 4 (12–15 min)
Session Two
~60 min
Results explained clearly
Diagnostic clarity — is ADHD present?
Personalized recommendations
Written report provided
Assessment that reads like a person wrote it.
We accept insurance — and offer self-pay for assessments.
Includes the full battery of assessments, clinical interview, feedback session, comprehensive report, and one original letter of recommendation.
Cancellation policy. If Session Two is canceled without rescheduling, the remaining balance will be charged within seven days.
Schedule your ADHD evaluation today.
Start with the free 15-minute call — we’ll walk you through what an evaluation involves before you commit to anything.
Schedule your free consult→Byron Center · Zeeland (coming January 1, 2027)
Telehealth anywhere in Michigan