My experience is the same as the other negative review. I have a life-time of experiences of people close to me telling me that I have adult ADHD and I need help and consultation. It has been a difficult and painful experience for...
Read MoreMy experience is the same as the other negative review. I have a life-time of experiences of people close to me telling me that I have adult ADHD and I need help and consultation. It has been a difficult and painful experience for me. A friend of mine directed me to this facility. I met with someone. The person asked me why I'm there. I told about my struggles. The person I met with said, "I can't do anything with this information." I immediately inferred that the person I was speaking with expected me to have some kind of evidence of supposed ADHD. I said I had problems in school with organization and I have a messy bedroom - I mean, which is all I could think of off the top of my head. The person said that I just have a different personality and that the information I gave does not equate to ADHD. So, my criticism is that it is not clear how someone receives help. Do people need to be already diagnosed before asking for consultation? Maybe they do not consult people until the diagnosis is established. But if that is the case, then that has to be made clear. They should ask people where they are on their journey and then inform them that they only offer support with people for a clear diagnosis. It otherwise leads to a waste of time and a waste of money.
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