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If you believe you may have an attention problem and are interested in either pursuing medication to address that concern and/or formal accommodations through the Miller Center for Student Disability Services, please know that Student Counseling Service (SCS) does not diagnose students with ADHD/ADD since this diagnosis typically requires an extensive evaluation.

That said, if you are curious about attention-related difficulties and aren't necessarily seeking a diagnosis for medication or formal accommodations, SCS can provide you with an attention problem screening. You can schedule an appointment by calling 513-529-4634.

If you need a diagnosis to pursue medication and/or formal accommodations, we recommend you contact one of the for psychoeducational testing for attention problems.

Lastly, if you're simply not sure what you need or are interested in, feel free to start by contacting SCS and we would be happy to assist you.

Students Who Suspect an Attention Problem but Have Not Been Diagnosed or Treated:

You may call and schedule an attention problem screening at SCS. To register, please call 513-529-4634.

Otherwise, you may choose to contact one of the .

Students Previously Diagnosed and Treated for ADHD Who Are Seeking to Continue Their Medication Regimen:

• You may choose to continue receiving services from your current providers.
• If you have been properly evaluated within the last two (2) years, you may contact the Student Health Service (SHS) at 513-529-3000 to schedule an appointment for continuation of treatment with a medical provider at SHS.**

Students Diagnosed With ADHD Who May Also Want to Receive Accommodations:

Contact the Miller Center for Student Disability Services (513-529-1541) for more information.