Adult ADHD
assessments
Online across New Zealand.
Careful assessment. Guided steps. Clear answers.
Online ADHD assessments for adults
Cube Clinic provides online ADHD assessments for adults aged 18 years and over seeking a considered answer to the question:
The assessment follows five ADHD-friendly guided steps from booking through to results.
Understanding ADHD
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental difference affecting attention, organisation, focus, activity level and impulse regulation.
These patterns begin early in life and often continue into adulthood.
About Cube Clinic
Cube Clinic was shaped by professional expertise and lived neurodivergent understanding. Learn about the clinic’s approach and neuroaffirming assessment model.
Your assessment in 5 guided steps
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Book your adult ADHD assessment online.
Understanding ADHD
ADHD stands for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental difference affecting attention, organisation, focus, activity level and impulse regulation.
ADHD presents differently from person to person.
For some adults, it may involve differences in organisation, follow through, time management or maintaining focus on tasks that do not hold interest.
Others may experience rapid thinking, restlessness, difficulty slowing down, inconsistent attention, emotional intensity or periods of overwhelm and burnout.
Many adults develop highly effective ways of managing, while everyday demands may still take more effort than they appear to others.
ADHD is not simply about distraction or hyperactivity.
It affects how people focus, organise, prioritise, regulate attention and manage everyday demands over time.
Why assessment matters
Attention, organisation and day-to-day difficulties can be affected by many different factors.
A thorough assessment helps clarify whether ADHD best explains the overall pattern, while also considering other possible explanations and whether more than one factor may be involved.
Cube Clinic uses a structured adult ADHD assessment model involving:
Clinical interview
Developmental history
Questionnaires
Attention and organisational functioning
Supporting information where available
Review of assessment information
Assessment outcomes are based on the overall clinical picture rather than any single questionnaire or screening measure.
Your assessment in five guided steps
A clear pathway from booking through to results.
Book
Choose your appointment time, complete the booking and other forms and pay securely online.
Questionnaires
You receive questionnaires about attention, organisation, mood, sleep and related areas, which you complete before your appointment.
You can also upload relevant documents, such as school reports, and invite someone who knows you well to complete a questionnaire about you.
Assessment
Your assessment takes place online by secure video consultation.
Your clinician will guide you through questions about your history, day-to-day life, strengths and areas of difficulty across different settings.
Report
After your assessment, we will carefully review your information.
You’ll receive a comprehensive written report and a concise GP/referrer summary letter within 3-7 working days.
Feedback
After receiving your report, you can book an optional 30-minute feedback session to discuss the findings, recommendations and next steps, and correct any factual errors where needed.
About Cube Clinic
Cube Clinic provides online ADHD assessment for adults across New Zealand.
The assessment follows five ADHD-friendly guided steps from booking through to results.
The service is professionally guided, with care taken at each stage.
Cube Clinic adopts a neuroaffirming approach. ADHD is understood as a neurodevelopmental difference, with strengths as well as challenges, rather than viewed through a deficit-based model.
People come to assessment for many reasons. Cube Clinic provides a clear answer to whether ADHD may help explain long-standing patterns and difficulties experienced across different areas of life.
Built from professional and lived experience
Cube Clinic was shaped by both professional expertise and lived neurodivergent understanding.
The clinic was designed to make the assessment process clear, accessible and easy to navigate, while maintaining thorough assessment and strong professional standards.
The result is a service built around careful assessment, guided steps, clear findings and practical reports.
Ready to start?
Book your adult ADHD assessment online.
The meaning behind the cube
Cube Clinic is inspired by the Necker cube: a simple image where perception can shift.
The same cube
Nothing about the cube itself changes.
Only the way it is understood.
Seeing differently is only the first shift.
Understanding differently is where assessment begins.
That idea sits at the heart of our work.
The same person
Too often, adults come to ADHD assessment after years of being understood through deficit, behaviour, or diagnosis first.
Assessment can shift the perspective.
Through the right lens, a lifetime of experiences can begin to make more sense.
Cube Clinic is built around that shift.
We don’t see deficit. We see difference.
Because the most important shift is not changing the person.
It is changing the way they have been seen and understood.
Team
Cube Clinic operates within a structured clinical team model.
The service brings together clinical leadership, appropriately trained and experienced ADHD clinicians, client support and clear systems to support consistent, high-quality adult ADHD assessment.
Cube Clinic is a neurodivergent-friendly service, with professional expertise and lived experience represented across ADHD and related neurodevelopmental conditions.
Dr Clare Richardson
Clinical Director
Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Neuropsychologist
MA (Hons), MSc, PhD, MNZPsS, MAPS
Clinical leadership
Cube Clinic was developed and is clinically led by Dr Clare, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Neuropsychologist, with a PhD in Psychiatry.
Dr Clare’s interest in ADHD began more than twenty-five years ago through a project investigating ADHD and related neurodevelopmental conditions within prison settings. The project identified high rates of previously unidentified neurodevelopmental conditions and contributed to policy change.
Adult ADHD assessment and neurodevelopmental presentations have remained an ongoing area of clinical interest and expertise throughout her career. She has worked with hundreds of adults seeking a clearer understanding of whether ADHD may best explain their experiences.
Cube Clinic was also shaped by Dr Clare’s own later-life neurodivergent assessment and diagnosis experience.
That experience made the purpose clear:
Adult ADHD assessment should be ADHD-friendly, straightforward and grounded in thoughtful, high-quality care.
Cube Clinic brings together expertise in adult ADHD assessment, clinical neuropsychology, professional experience and lived neurodivergent understanding. The result is a service built around thorough assessment, clear steps, clear findings and practical reports.
ADHD clinicians
Cube Clinic clinicians are appropriately trained, with experience in ADHD and a range of adult presentations.
They guide clients through the assessment interview, helping gather a clear picture of current experiences, developmental history, strengths and areas of difficulty.
Their work sits within the Cube Clinic assessment model, supporting high-quality, consistent adult ADHD assessment.
Client support
The client support team assists with booking, questionnaires, communication and appointment coordination.
Their role is to help clients move through the assessment pathway clearly and confidently.
Fees
New Zealand
Assessment, report and feedback
This fee includes:
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