Hello, a psychoanalyst is normally a psychologist specialized in that methodology
Psychologue
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Bruxelles
Hello! To explore whether you have ADHD, it’s best to start with a clinical psychologist or a psychiatrist experienced in diagnosing neurodevelopmental disorders. Psychologists use structured assessments and interviews to understand your symptoms, while psychiatrists can also evaluate if medication might help. Psychoanalysts focus more on unconscious processes and emotional conflicts, so they’re not typically the go-to for ADHD diagnosis.
Psychologue
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Etterbeek
A clinical psychologist who is trained in assessment and diagnosis is the appropriate professional to approach if you suspect you have ADHD. While some psychologists may incorporate psychoanalytic techniques in their therapy, psychoanalysis itself is a therapeutic approach, not a recognized diagnostic profession. Many psychoanalysts are not trained in clinical assessment and may not have the qualifications required to diagnose conditions like ADHD. It's best to consult a licensed clinical psychologist or a psychiatrist for a proper evaluation.
Psychologue
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Woluwe-Saint-Lambert
Hello. A clinical psychologist can assess you for ADHD and if is necessary, refer you to a psychiatrist for further evaluation and treatment.
Psychologue
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Bruxelles
For ADHD diagnosis you would need to see a psychiatrist or a neuropsychologist. Hope this helps!
Psychologue
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Ixelles
Hi,
You should approach a neuropsychologist, or a clinical orthopedagogue. They will administer the tests.
Psychologue et Orthopédagogue clinicienne
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Schaerbeek
Dear, I recommend visiting a specialized diagnostic center. It's important to undergo a thorough assessment, including the necessary tests, which should be conducted by a psychologist experienced in diagnostics. This will help you get a clear understanding and the appropriate guidance. Best regards
Psychologue
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Bruxelles
Going to see a psychiatrist or a neuropsychologist will help you get a diagnosis regarding the suspicion of ADHD.
You can then discuss possible treatments (medication or attention training) if you feel like the symptoms are interfering with your life.
Psychologue
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Woluwe-Saint-Pierre
You have to check with a psychiatrist and/or a clinical psychologist!
Psychotherapist and Clinical psychologist
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Ixelles
Hello. First a neuropsychologist for the diagnosis. Then a psychotherapist to help you deal with it (and eventually a MD if a medication is necessary). Don't hesitate to contact us for further questions.
Psychologue
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Waterloo
Hello
Thank you for your message and for your courage to present your question.
When it comes to ADHD diagnosis, there is a team involved in the process. The Clinical Psychologist can apply the specific tests to support the diagnosis, however, is the psychiatrist (in some countries as well /or neurologist) - meaning a medical doctor who confirms the diagnosis.
Any other psychotherapist or psychoanalyst, although their support is important in the therapy process, does not have the role of diagnostician.
Now of course, it depends on what you are looking for…do you need a confirmation for yourself, to better understand yo...urself and not ready for a more formal approach...in this case the psychodiagnosis supported by a clinical psychologist is enough to give you some directions. If you are looking for treatment and proper follow up (the recommended approach) then it must be done and confirmed with a psychiatrist/neurologist as the diagnosis involves not only psychological tests but as well EKG, EEG (heart and brain tests) and possibly any other medical tests to evaluate your overall health in the option of a possible treatment.
As mentioned into a previous answer, for me, in the possible discussion about ADHD is ‘Who is in my team?’ as this is a psycho-medical condition – it is how your brain works, that it is managed with a team around you. The first step is a correct diagnosis. Then, I would look at the whole system around you: family - doctors (neurologist/ psychiatrist) - psychotherapist - work environment - relationships. It starts with a hard work on Understanding and Accepting your condition. (with yourself, your family, your personal/professional environment). It continues with a close professional support and follow up (neurologist or psychiatrist) for possible medication that will help relieve attention, agitation, impulsivity; work with a psychotherapist (a special guidance and / or behavioral psychotherapy or CBT could help you have structure in your life and manage your thousands thoughts ). There are as well various NGOs that can offer guidance and support - in Belgium the ADHD Association / TDAH in French, do a great job . (www.tdah.be ).
Unfortunately, there is no ‘one rule fits all’ approach, nevertheless remember you are not alone on this journey – do not hesitate to ask/find support around you. Courage. Psychologist Luminita Rusu
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Psychologue
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Braine-Le-Château
Hello. For a diagnosis of ADHD it is better you approche a neuropshychologist or even better a neurologist.
Psychologue
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Soignies
Hello,
For a ADHD diagnosis, I would recommend a neuropsychologist (they specialise in cognitive functioning) or a neurologist (a medical doctor).
Both are specialised in diagnosing and treating ADHD.
Hope this helps,
Jason Wood.
Psychologue
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Ixelles
neither ! you go to either a neurologist or a psychiatrist. DO NOT GO TO AN ANALYST for anything adhd related !
Psychologue
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Louvain-La-Neuve
Hi, the best is to go to a neuropsychologist. They are specialized in testing and helping people with ADHD
Psychologue
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Huy
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