Business ProfileforAdult ADHD Centre

Beyond disappointing with how the adult adhd center operates. A fancy, eye catching website, with just enough information to grab the attention of an ADHDer.once youve paid the fees, communication becomes incredibly difficult. there isn't an office phone number on the website, & that all emails are answered by a generic title.I hired them for a formal adult assessment (diagnosed as a child in 1978, those files are no longer available) & assistance with completing DTC applications. However as soon as *** asked for more details fromThe signature physician, they seemed to stop answering my emails.They asked me to complete the *** to them, with the follow instructions Please provide specific examples of how ADHD affected you in Childhood and Adulthood in a Word document attachment or in the body of an email.Use third person, such as *************** has had problems with rather than "I experiencedCould you please provide your response for: Please give examples of how your patient is limited in each area, compared to someone of similar age without an impairment in mental functions: ?I asked several times for assistance with these questions, only to be told We understand that discussing your concerns in writing may seem a bit overwhelming. However, in order to ensure that we have an accurate record of our conversation and the information provided, we kindly ask that you put your thoughts and questions in written form. This will help us keep a clear record of what is said and ensure that the correct information is communicated to ***.I did end up completing the additional questions *** sent, and the office literally copy & pasted my word document into the *** form, and then added Dr ***** digital signature for a company that sells itself as ADHD experts, their conduct is exactly what ADHDers should avoid. It took 27 emails & a few voicemails (receptionist never answered a single call) to get the final version Im my opinion, its a quick money grab.