What kinds of testing do you offer?

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​We offer psychological and neuropsychological testing for adults and children ages 8 and up. This includes evaluations for ADHD, Autism Spectrum, mood and anxiety disorders, OCD, and behavioral concerns. We also provide documentation for school or workplace accommodations and collaborate with other care providers to support treatment planning.

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What is the process for ADHD testing, Autism Spectrum Testing, and other forms of testing?

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​We start with a background questionnaire and an in-depth interview to understand your concerns, strengths, and goals. If testing is recommended, you’ll be scheduled for a 2- to 4-hour in-office assessment and sent remote measures to complete at home. These explore current functioning, rule out other possibilities, and assess executive functioning. Once testing is complete, we meet for a detailed feedback session where we go over results, diagnoses (if applicable), and provide individualized recommendations to support your next steps.

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Do you offer additional support for ADHD beyond testing or individual therapy?

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Yes! Many individuals with ADHD benefit from learning practical, evidence-based strategies alongside traditional therapy. We offer two levels of structured support designed to meet these needs:

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ADHD Skills Sessions (Extended Feedback Program)

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For clients who have recently completed ADHD testing, we offer one-on-one follow-up sessions focused on introducing concrete strategies to support daily life with ADHD. These CBT-informed sessions are designed to supplement ongoing therapy, offering tools that can be brought back to your therapist for continued work. Each session addresses a different topic through an ADHD-informed lens, such as:

• Navigating accommodations at school, work, and home

• Improving motivation and attention

• Task initiation and time management

• Emotional regulation and stress reduction

 

Each session includes practical strategies, real-life applications, and take-home worksheets. We currently offer up to five different session topics.

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ADHD Treatment Program

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We also offer a more comprehensive, CBT-based ADHD treatment program for those looking for deeper and more consistent support. This structured, self-paced program is designed to help clients apply and integrate new skills over time, with a focus on long-term change and improved functioning across environments.

This program provides a structured framework to support clients as they build routines, strengthen executive functioning skills, and address common emotional challenges associated with ADHD.

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For more information about either the ADHD Skills Sessions or the ADHD Treatment Program, contact Madeline at madeline@mcclymondspsychology.com​.

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Can you help with school or work accommodations?

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Yes. Many of our evaluations are used to support requests for accommodations at school (504 plans, IEPs) or in the workplace. We include specific documentation in our reports and offer guidance on how to communicate these needs effectively.

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What types of therapy do you offer?​

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We provide individual therapy for adults and adolescents, as well as structured therapy programs. Our areas of focus include ADHD, trauma and complex trauma, neurodiversity, anxiety, depression, LGBTQIA+ support, relationship concerns, stress management, grief, and personal growth. Therapy is collaborative and tailored to your unique goals and identity.

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Is your practice neurodivergent-affirming?​

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Absolutely. We approach neurodivergence, including ADHD, Autism Spectrum, OCD, and other differences, from a strengths-based and affirming perspective. Our goal is to help clients better understand their brains, reduce shame, and build tools that work for them, not force them to fit into a one-size-fits-all mold.

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How long does testing take?​

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The full testing process typically includes an initial interview, remote questionnaires, a 3-hour in-office testing session, and a feedback appointment. From start to finish, most clients complete the full process within 3 months, depending on scheduling availability. We also offer complimentary phone consultations to help determine if testing is the right fit for you.

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Do you offer virtual appointments?​

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Yes, many therapy sessions, intake appointments, and feedback appointments are available virtually. Testing appointments are completed in person to ensure accurate and comprehensive assessment.

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Do you accept insurance?​

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We are in-network with several major insurance providers, including Aetna, BlueCross BlueShield, Cigna, Medicare, and United Behavioral Health/Optum (including UMR, Surest, and UnitedHealthcare Student Resources). Our office assistant, Julee, can help you verify coverage and benefits. You’re also welcome to pay out-of-pocket or use HSA/FSA funds.

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How do I get started?

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You can email us at info@mcclymondspsychology.com, call or text (312) 348-6296 from Monday through Friday, 10 AM – 7 PM, or click the link below. We aim to return all messages within one business day. We also offer a free phone consultation to help you figure out which service is the best fit. We look forward to hearing from you!