It appears most clinical psychologists in our area only treat children or up to age 22. Our therapist has recommended a psychologist to test/diagnose husband for possible ADHD. I have checked this website, CHADD, and several others. Does anyone have recommendations?
I do not believe my husband wishes to be medicated, so am going the psychologist route versus a psychiatrist.
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I can't give you...
a recommendation, but I think going that route might be a good one. It helped me ememsly in many areas before I started on meds. About 5 years with a psychologist before I started with meds as I recall.
Since they don't prescribe meds, it's a different kind of approach. I particularly benefited from it, so I can say it definitely helped.