How do I know if my child needs an assessment?

If you or your child's teacher have persistent concerns about development, learning, behaviour, or emotions — trust that instinct. Common signs include delays in milestones, struggles at school, social difficulties, or significant changes in mood. An initial consultation can help determine whether a full assessment is needed.

What ages do you work with?

We work with children and adolescents from birth through 18 years of age. Our early intervention program supports infants from birth — including premature babies at our Apollo Cradle centre — through age 6, while our teen counselling services support adolescents up to 18.

Do you offer online consultations?

Yes. We offer secure video consultations for initial consultations, parent training, teen counselling, and follow-up sessions. We also offer full remote assessments for NRI families across the US, UK, Nepal, Singapore, Dubai, Qatar, and other English-speaking countries, as well as for families in Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, and across India. Our assessment reports use internationally standardised tools; generally accepted by all schools worldwide, and we help you check requirements. Some assessments may require in-person sessions, which we will discuss with you.

What is the assessment process like?

It begins with an initial consultation to understand your concerns. We then schedule 2–4 assessment sessions using standardized tools. Within two weeks, you receive a detailed written report with findings and recommendations, followed by a feedback session to discuss next steps.

Do you work with schools directly?

Absolutely. We offer on-site screenings, teacher training workshops, classroom observations, and case-based consultation for school counsellors. Many of our families ask us to collaborate with their child's school to implement recommendations.

How long does therapy typically last?

It varies. Some children benefit from a short-term intervention of 3–6 months, while others with ongoing needs may continue for a year or more. We review progress every 8–12 weeks and adjust the plan collaboratively with you.

What is the difference between a psychologist and a psychiatrist?

A psychologist (like Dr. Gurbani Kohli) focuses on assessment, diagnosis, and therapy — using talk therapy and behavioural interventions. A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who can prescribe medication. We collaborate with psychiatrists and paediatricians when medication is part of the picture.

Will my child's information be kept confidential?

Yes. All sessions and records are strictly confidential, in line with professional ethics and Indian mental health law. We share information with schools or other professionals only with your written consent.

How do I book an appointment?

You can book through the Contact page on this website, call us directly, or message us on WhatsApp. We'll schedule an initial consultation at your preferred centre or online.

What should I bring to the first session?

Any previous reports, school feedback, medical records, and a list of your main concerns. Most importantly, bring your questions — we want to hear what's on your mind.

Online ADHD Assessment

Online ADHD Assessment for Children

Remote ADHD evaluation for NRI, expat, and outstation families — standardised rating scales, parent and teacher input, fast reports in 2 weeks.

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If your child struggles with attention, impulsivity, or hyperactivity and you live outside Delhi NCR, our online ADHD assessment for children brings the same PhD-led clinical expertise to your home. No travel needed. We use standardised rating scales (Conners, Vanderbilt), clinical interviews, and input from both parents and teachers to build a complete picture. Affordable assessments with fast reports in 2 weeks mean your child gets the right support sooner.

Overview

What Is Online ADHD Assessment for Children?

An online ADHD assessment for children is a structured evaluation conducted over secure video by a PhD-qualified, RCI-registered child psychologist. The process combines clinical interviews with parents, standardised behaviour rating scales completed by parents and teachers, and a thorough review of your child’s developmental, academic, and behavioural history. We never rush to label — we ensure the full picture is understood, including ruling out other explanations for attention difficulties such as anxiety, sleep problems, or learning disabilities.

Who It’s For

Is This Right for Your Family?

Children and teens aged 4–18 with persistent inattention, impulsivity, or hyperactivity that is impacting learning, relationships, or self-esteem — whose families live outside Delhi NCR
NRI and expat families in the US, UK, Canada, Dubai, Qatar, Singapore, and other countries facing long waitlists for a local ADHD evaluation
Families anywhere in India who cannot travel to Delhi for an in-person assessment
Parents seeking a second opinion on a previous ADHD diagnosis or wanting a comprehensive re-evaluation

What to Expect

The Assessment Process

An initial 45-minute video consultation to understand your concerns, your child’s history, and what’s happening at home and school.

2–3 assessment sessions over secure video, including clinical interviews and standardised ADHD rating scales (Conners, Vanderbilt) completed by parents and teachers online.

A comprehensive review of school reports, previous assessments, and any other relevant documentation you share.

A detailed written report within 2 weeks, including a clear diagnosis (or explanation of what else might be going on), and a practical management plan with specific recommendations for home and school.

A dedicated feedback session over video to walk you through the report, answer your questions, and discuss next steps — including behavioural strategies, school accommodations, and collaboration with paediatricians if medication is being considered.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

ADHD assessment is particularly well-suited to the online format because it relies primarily on clinical interviews, standardised rating scales completed by parents and teachers, and developmental history — all of which can be conducted effectively over video and online forms. The diagnostic process is the same as in-person.

Yes. We send standardised teacher rating scales (such as the Conners or Vanderbilt scales) for your child’s teacher to complete online. Teacher input is a critical part of an ADHD assessment because it shows how your child functions in a structured school environment.

Our reports use internationally standardised tools; generally accepted by all schools worldwide, and we help you check requirements. The report includes specific classroom accommodation recommendations that schools can implement.

No. As a psychologist, Dr. Gurbani Kohli does not prescribe medication. However, if medication is part of the picture, we collaborate with your child’s paediatrician or refer you to a psychiatrist. Our focus is on assessment, behavioural strategies, and ongoing support.

No. Online sessions are not for emergencies. If your child is in crisis or needs urgent medical attention, please contact your local emergency services immediately.

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