ADHD testing is a structured and comprehensive process designed to accurately identify attention-deficit and hyperactivity-related challenges across different age groups. The evaluation typically includes an in-depth clinical interview, review of personal, medical, and behavioral history, and the use of standardized, evidence-based assessment tools. These tools help measure patterns of attention, impulsivity, emotional regulation, and executive functioning while also ruling out other conditions that may present similar symptoms. Information may be gathered from multiple sources, such as self-reports or observer feedback, to ensure a well-rounded understanding. The goal of ADHD testing is not only to confirm a diagnosis when appropriate, but also to provide clear insights that guide personalized treatment planning, academic or workplace accommodations, and long-term strategies for improved focus, organization, and daily functioning.