- 404.981.6071
- drbarnes@blueprintpsy.com
- 15800 Birmingham Hwy, Milton, GA 30004 Suite 600
Blueprint Psychology provides comprehensive ADHD evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults. Our evaluations are designed to determine whether attention, impulsivity, executive functioning, or behavioral concerns are best explained by ADHD—or by overlapping conditions such as anxiety, trauma, autism, learning disorders, or mood-related challenges.
Each evaluation is individualized and evidence-based, using multiple data sources to ensure diagnostic accuracy and meaningful results. Our goal is not simply to label symptoms, but to provide clarity, context, and practical guidance that supports real-world functioning at home, school, work, and beyond.
Our ADHD evaluations are frequently requested for diagnostic clarification, treatment planning, academic accommodations (504 Plans, IEPs, college services), workplace documentation, and second opinions when previous testing was inconclusive.
The length of an ADHD evaluation depends on age and clinical complexity.
For children and adolescents, evaluations are typically completed in one to two testing sessions.
For adults, evaluations are often completed in a single session, though additional time may be recommended if concerns are complex.
Specific timing will be discussed during the intake process to ensure appropriate assessment planning.
No. Reports are always provided directly to you.
Some individuals choose to share their report with physicians, therapists, schools, employers, or other providers, while others prefer to keep it for personal understanding and decision-making.
With your consent, reports can be shared with outside professionals as needed.
Yes. All individuals receive a comprehensive written report and participate in a feedback session to review results.
During feedback, findings, diagnoses (if applicable), and recommendations are explained clearly, and time is provided for questions. Confidentiality is always maintained.
Fees vary depending on age, referral questions, and evaluation complexity.
Detailed pricing information is provided during the initial consultation so you can make an informed decision before scheduling.
Appointment availability varies. While we do not maintain a traditional waitlist, availability can change depending on demand.
We recommend contacting our office to discuss current scheduling timelines and options.
If you have questions before or after scheduling, our office is available to provide guidance and support throughout the evaluation process.
No. Blueprint Psychology does not prescribe medication.
The evaluation provides diagnostic clarification and detailed recommendations. If medication is being considered, your report can be shared with a primary care provider or psychiatrist, who will determine whether medication is appropriate.
Yes. ADHD evaluations can support requests for accommodations such as 504 Plans, IEPs, college disability services, and workplace accommodations when appropriate.
Recommendations are individualized and based on assessment findings and functional impact.
In many cases, no further testing is needed.
However, if results suggest overlapping or co-occurring concerns (such as learning disorders, anxiety, trauma, or autism), additional assessment may be recommended. This will always be discussed with you before moving forward.
Most reports are completed within a standard turnaround timeframe discussed at intake.
If reports are needed for time-sensitive situations (such as school deadlines or medical coordination), expedited options may be available.
For younger children, a parent or caregiver may be present for part of the evaluation process.
For older children and adolescents, parents are typically involved in the intake and feedback portions, while testing is completed individually. Specific expectations will be discussed in advance.
