ADHD

ADHD

ADHD Support and Assessments

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental condition that can affect focus, attention, and impulse control. While ADHD is often identified in childhood, it can impact people of all ages, and symptoms may look different as individuals grow and move through life’s stages.

Some people are more affected by inattention (what used to be called “ADD”), while others show more hyperactive or impulsive traits, or a combination of both. However it presents, ADHD can influence many areas of life—from school and work performance to relationships and daily responsibilities.

At Wheatland County Counselling, we understand the unique challenges ADHD can bring to children, youth, and adults. We now proudly offer ADHD assessments for all ages at a competitive price, helping individuals and families gain clarity, access resources, and move forward with the right supports.


ADHD in Children

Children with ADHD may:

  • Have difficulty paying attention in school or during tasks.
  • Appear restless, fidgety, or impulsive.
  • Struggle with organization and completing homework.
  • Experience challenges with friendships or self-esteem.

Early identification and support can make a significant difference in helping children thrive both academically and socially.


ADHD in Youth & Teens

Adolescence brings new demands and pressures, which can make ADHD symptoms more noticeable. Youth with ADHD may:

  • Find it hard to manage increasing academic responsibilities.
  • Experience difficulties with time management and motivation.
  • Feel frustrated or misunderstood by peers and adults.
  • Be more prone to risk-taking or impulsive decisions.

Support during these years can improve confidence, coping strategies, and school performance.


ADHD in Adults

ADHD doesn’t disappear with age—many adults continue to experience challenges such as:

  • Difficulty staying organized at work or home.
  • Struggles with concentration and follow-through.
  • Feeling overwhelmed by everyday responsibilities.
  • Challenges in relationships due to impulsivity or forgetfulness.

Understanding ADHD in adulthood can open the door to new strategies, treatment options, and greater self-compassion.


Our ADHD Assessments

We offer thorough ADHD assessments for children, youth, and adults. Assessments provide:

  • A clearer understanding of symptoms and how they affect daily life.
  • Professional recommendations for next steps, including therapy, school or workplace supports, and resources.
  • A pathway toward effective treatment and coping strategies.

Our goal is to make assessments accessible, so we offer them at a competitive price while maintaining high professional standards.


Moving Forward With Support

Whether you are a parent concerned about your child, a teen navigating school pressures, or an adult wondering if ADHD plays a role in your struggles, we are here to help. An assessment can be the first step toward clarity and meaningful change.

Contact Wheatland County Counselling today to learn more or to book an ADHD assessment for yourself or a loved one.

Questions?
Need some answers?

We’ve included commonly asked questions by our clients in our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) to guide you.

Counselling at WCC includes talk therapy, psychotherapy, coaching, feedback, and specific treatment. Registered psychologists at WCC provide psychological services. Psychological services at WCC entail counselling, but these therapists can offer diagnosis, assessment and particular treatment modalities. All registered Psychologists at WCC provide psychological services and counselling.

WCC now offers direct billing to various insurance providers for counselling and psychological services. In the event we are unable to direct bill to your insurance provider, you will need to pay at the time of your appointment. After payment we will be able to provide you with a receipt that you can submit to your insurance for reimbursement.

Please note: we are unable to direct bill to Sunlife.

In the event your insurance does not cover the cost, you will need to pay out of pocket. We accept debit, credit card or exact cash. Some counsellors offer sliding scales with a lower hourly rate, please ask about this at the time of inquiry.

Counselling and treatment costs depend on the therapist’s expertise, education, experience, and licensing board. Session costs can range from $180 to $220 per hour. Some therapists also offer a sliding scale hourly rate, which we can discuss with you when you inquire.

The number of sessions depends on every individual’s presenting issues and concerns and willingness to do the work. On average, clients need 10 to 20 sessions.

No. Your sessions will be in the same format and equally successful, in person, via video calls, or on the phone.

All sessions are private and confidential.

Meeting with a counsellor to discuss your worries and concerns about your child’s struggles will help you and your child. Please speak to our office manager as a first step to determine whether counselling is needed.

You can always suggest counselling as an option to help them: we offer family counselling, providing a safe environment for you to voice your concerns with or without them. Our counsellors can also meet with you one on one and help you brainstorm the best ways to approach your parents with your concerns.

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