Paid $500, legitimately scored above the thresholds for ADHD, just to be refused a diagnosis due to having a previous diagnosis of depression. They did not tell me this upfront, and waited until the end despite having that information from the initial consult.Save your money. Spend it at a real psychiatrist and get a full evaluation done by people who wont be afraid to give you a diagnosis and will enable you to get the help you need.Edit, 04/25/20: The reply below asserts that prior diagnoses wont affect the assessment of ADHD, but this very directly contradicts what I was told by the clinician at the end of my appointment. She was NOT a psychologist or psychiatrist, to be clear, and this was her stated reason for not feeling comfortable giving a diagnosis. I asked her for more details, to clarify and confirm what I understood and she repeated that it was specifically due to prior diagnoses, which happened many years ago in another country. The reply by the business below implies that shouldnt be a reason not to give a diagnosis of ADHD, so either this clinician went against policy or what they are saying below is misleading.

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