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For adults seeking a real ADHD assessment in Nunavut

ADHD assessment in Nunavut.Skip the $250-an-hour intake.

Walk in already understood. Your first hour with the psychologist should be the interview, not you retelling your life story while the clock runs.

The history forms were built by a registered neuropsychologist for medical-legal work, so it holds up clinically. Not a two-minute quiz, and not a diagnosis. You keep the file, and you get matched with licensed psychologists in Nunavut.

Start freeThe psychologist conducts their own assessment and sets their own fees.
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psychologists in our NU network
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to complete your history

Start your free history taking

Complete this form to be matched with a registered psychologist in Nunavut. Your first hour can go straight to the interview, not intake.

The four-step assessment journey

Understanding ADHD assessments in Nunavut, start to finish.

1

Complete the forms

The free history forms above. 20-30 minutes, and nothing is billable.

2

Email invitation

You receive a link from Hyperfocus for the questionnaire battery.

3

Self-paced testing

Work through the questionnaires and pause whenever you need to.

4

Choose your provider

Select a psychologist licensed in Nunavut, with their fees shown.

Who can diagnose ADHD in Nunavut?

—Registered psychologists (Nunavut Psychologist Registration)
—Family physicians (Government of Nunavut Health)
—Nurse practitioners
—Psychiatrists

Public or private?

NU offers ADHD assessments through Nunavut Health Care-covered family doctors and psychiatrists, with significant wait times, or private psychologists who can provide faster, comprehensive assessments.

Private wait2–8 weeks
Public waitVariable

A prescription is not an explanation

A 30-minute appointment can end with medication and a pamphlet. A full psychological assessment ends with something more useful: a written account of how your attention, memory, and processing actually work, and which of your struggles are ADHD rather than character.

That report is what you use afterwards — to ask for accommodations, to choose treatment, and to stop guessing about yourself.

Important

This is not a diagnosis

ADHD For Life provides a free history-gathering pre-assessment to help match you with a licensed psychologist in Nunavut. The psychologist conducts the full clinical assessment, provides the diagnosis, and sets their own professional fees.

Nothing here is billable, and nothing here commits you to a particular clinician.

Virtual assessment licensing

Your psychologist must be registered with the Nunavut Psychologist Registration to conduct virtual assessments for NU residents.

Your privacy is protected

All personal information and assessment data is stored on Canadian servers and is fully compliant with PIPEDA. Your data never leaves Canada.

Assessments across Nunavut

Our network of registered psychologists serves communities throughout the province, including Iqaluit, Rankin Inlet, Arviat, Baker Lake, Cambridge Bay, Pond Inlet, Igloolik, Kugluktuk, Pangnirtung, Cape Dorset.

Virtual assessments make professional ADHD evaluation accessible regardless of where you live.

Frequently asked questions about ADHD assessments in Nunavut

How much does an ADHD assessment cost in NU?

Private assessments typically cost between $1,800 and $3,500. Nunavut Health Care covers assessments by family doctors and psychiatrists, but wait times are often Variable. Many extended health plans cover a portion of private assessments.

Do I need a referral?

Referral requirements vary by program and community. For publicly-funded services, a referral is typically needed. Private services are very limited in Nunavut.

Can I be assessed online?

Yes, if you are physically in Nunavut at the time of the session and the psychologist is registered with the Nunavut Psychologist Registration. Virtual assessments use validated tools and are accepted for diagnosis, treatment, and accommodations.

What is included in the assessment?

Clinical interviews, standardized rating scales, cognitive testing, a review of your developmental history, and a detailed report with the diagnosis and recommendations for treatment and accommodations.

How long does it take?

Private psychologists typically have wait times of 2–8 weeks. Public wait times through Nunavut Health Care can be Variable or longer depending on the region.

Will my benefits cover it?

Many extended health plans in NU cover a portion of psychological services, typically $500–$2,500 per year. Check your plan details for coverage of psychological services.

Your first hour should be the interview

Not paying for intake. Complete your history for free, then choose from 1 psychologists licensed in Nunavut.

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