
ADHD Testing with Creyos®
Gain a clearer understanding of your attention, focus, and overall cognitive functioning through advanced, evidence-based digital assessment tools. At Lasting Serenity Telepsychiatry, we use Creyos® to provide structured, objective insights that go beyond traditional self-report questionnaires.
You may begin with a brief introductory assessment to experience the process, followed by a comprehensive evaluation guided by our clinical team.
Explore how the assessment works with a short introductory test.
Prefer to speak with a member of our team?
Call us at 571-308-8243, and we’ll be happy to guide you through your options and next steps.

Having Trouble Staying Focused? Start Finding Answers Today.
If you frequently feel distracted, forgetful, or mentally overwhelmed, you’re not alone—and there may be an underlying cause worth exploring.
At Lasting Serenity Telepsychiatry, our ADHD testing process utilizes Creyos®, a scientifically developed cognitive assessment platform designed to evaluate key areas of brain function, including attention, memory, and executive functioning. Unlike traditional self-report questionnaires, this approach provides objective, data-driven insights into how your brain processes information.
To help you get familiar with the experience, we offer a brief preview activity that reflects the types of tasks used during the full assessment. It’s a quick, interactive way to understand how attention-based testing works.
When you’re ready, you can proceed with a comprehensive evaluation or connect with our team to discuss your options and next steps.

Why Lasting Serenity Telepsychiatry Uses Creyos for ADHD Testing
Evidence-Based and Clinically Validated
At Lasting Serenity Telepsychiatry, we utilize Creyos, a scientifically grounded cognitive assessment platform developed from decades of research in cognitive neuroscience. It delivers objective, data-driven insights that enhance and support a thorough clinical evaluation for ADHD.
Trusted by Professionals Worldwide
Creyos is widely used by healthcare providers, researchers, and leading institutions across the globe to assess cognitive functioning and inform clinical decision-making with accuracy and consistency.
Secure and Confidential
We prioritize your privacy. All assessment data is securely managed and protected in accordance with healthcare data security standards, ensuring strict confidentiality at every step.
Our Commitment to You
At Lasting Serenity Telepsychiatry, we do more than provide results—we ensure you understand them. Our team translates your assessment findings into clear, actionable insights, empowering you to make informed decisions about your mental health care with confidence.
How Creyos Supports ADHD Evaluation and Care
ADHD extends beyond difficulty with focus—it can impact organization, memory, decision-making, and the ability to manage distractions in daily life.
At Lasting Serenity Telepsychiatry, we use Creyos® to gain a deeper understanding of these cognitive patterns. This assessment provides objective insight into how different areas of thinking are functioning, helping identify both areas of difficulty and individual strengths.
Through a series of brief, interactive tasks, Creyos evaluates key cognitive domains commonly associated with ADHD, including attention control, working memory, planning, and impulse regulation.
This data allows our clinical team to move beyond subjective reporting and surface-level observations. With clearer, evidence-based insights, we are able to support more accurate diagnosis and develop personalized, targeted treatment plans tailored to each patient’s unique needs.
- Monitor changes in cognitive performance over time
- Adjust treatment plans based on objective, measurable outcomes
- Provide ongoing, individualized support that adapts to your evolving needs
The result is a more precise, data-driven, and personalized approach to your care.

What the ADHD Cognitive Assessment Evaluates
This assessment goes beyond standard questionnaires. It is designed to measure specific cognitive functions that influence how you think, focus, and function in daily life. Each task targets a distinct area of brain performance, and together they provide a comprehensive, objective view of your cognitive functioning.
Core Areas Assessed
Logical Reasoning
The ability to process information, apply rules, and make sound, goal-directed decisions in problem-solving situations.
Planning and Organization
How effectively you manage tasks, structure your time, and work toward completing goals in an organized and efficient manner.
Visual Processing
Your ability to interpret, analyze, and respond to visual information, such as recognizing patterns, spatial relationships, and layouts.

Spatial Awareness
The ability to mentally visualize, rotate, and organize objects in space is an essential skill for navigation, organization, and understanding spatial relationships.
Working Memory
The capacity to hold and actively use information in real time, particularly during tasks that require sustained attention, problem-solving, and multi-step thinking.
Event-Based Memory
The ability to recall past experiences along with their context, such as conversations, recent activities, and sequences of events.
Short-Term Spatial Memory
The ability to temporarily retain and recall spatial information, including locations, patterns, and sequences, over short periods of time.

Visual Working Memory
The ability to retain and manipulate visual information while completing multi-step tasks supporting accuracy and efficiency in problem-solving.
Sustained Attention
The capacity to maintain consistent focus over time, even in the presence of distractions or repetitive tasks.
Impulse Control
The ability to regulate responses, pause before acting, and manage distractions to support thoughtful, goal-directed behavior.
Verbal Memory
The ability to retain and recall spoken information long enough to process and apply it accurately.
Language-Based Reasoning
The capacity to understand, interpret, and respond to verbal information, including following complex instructions and engaging in higher-level thinking.
Start Your ADHD AssessmentWhat You’ll Learn from Your Results
After completing your assessment, you’ll receive a comprehensive overview of your cognitive performance. These results are designed to be clear, clinically meaningful, and directly applicable to your care.
Contextualized Insights
Your results are compared to validated benchmarks within your age group, helping determine whether specific cognitive patterns fall within expected ranges or may require further attention
Identify Areas for Support
The assessment highlights cognitive domains that may benefit from targeted strategies or treatment, allowing you and your provider to focus on the areas most relevant to your functioning
Measure Progress Over Time
Results can be tracked across multiple assessments, providing an objective way to monitor changes, measure improvement, and evaluate the effectiveness of interventions.
Turning Insight Into Action
This process goes beyond data collection—it informs real clinical decisions. With a clearer understanding of your cognitive profile, you and your provider can develop a personalized, measurable, and adaptable treatment plan tailored to your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions About ADHD Testing with Creyos
It’s normal to have questions before starting any type of assessment. Below are some of the most common things people ask about the process, what to expect, and how the testing works.
Is there a cost to get started?
We may offer an initial screening or preview experience at no cost, depending on availability. This introductory step is designed to help you understand the process, but it does not replace a full clinical evaluation.
Can I complete the test from home?
Yes. Many parts of the assessment process can be completed remotely. If you choose to move forward with a full evaluation, you may have the option of virtual or in-person appointments, depending on your provider’s setup.
How reliable is this type of assessment?
Creyos is built on well-established cognitive science and has been used in both research and clinical settings. The tasks are designed to objectively measure cognitive performance, providing data that supports (but does not replace) a professional diagnosis.
What happens after I finish the assessment?
Once your assessment is complete, you’ll receive a summary of your performance. A licensed clinician will review your results with you, explain what they mean, and discuss appropriate next steps, which may include further evaluation or treatment options.





