Comprehensive ADHD & Autism Evaluations — For Every Age

Clear answers, evidence-based testing, and a path forward — from a psychiatric nurse practitioner who understands this journey personally and professionally.

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Written by a clinician. For families who need real answers.

My Child Has ADHD, Now What?

A Step-by-Step Guide to Understanding, Supporting & Empowering Your Child


by Laura LaMonica, PMHNP-BC

You just heard the words — your child has ADHD — and now you're flooded with questions, concerns, and maybe a few fears you haven't said out loud yet. This book was written for exactly this moment. With warmth, clinical expertise, and the perspective of a mother to two neurodivergent daughters, Laura walks you through everything you need to know — from understanding the diagnosis to advocating for your child at school and beyond.

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What to Expect from Your Evaluation

Every evaluation at The ADHD NP is thorough, objective, and built around you — not a checklist. Here's how the process works:

01 — Objective Testing

02 — Differential Screening

ADHD evaluations use the Conners CPT — a validated, computer-based attention test. Autism evaluations use the ADOS-2, the gold-standard observational assessment. No guesswork. Real data.

03 — A Written Report — With Real Answers

Laura screens for conditions that can look like ADHD or autism — including thyroid disorders, mood disorders, anxiety, OCD, auditory processing disorder, and dyslexia — so you get an accurate picture, not just a label.