ADHD assessment and treatment in Greece — in fluent English

Yes. Assessment is carried out online by video call in fluent English, so you can be assessed wherever you are in Greece or abroad. The evaluation is individualised and usually completed over two sessions: the first covers history and clinical interview, the second covers validated instruments, differential diagnosis and the outcome.

Each session costs 130 euro (first session 45 minutes, subsequent sessions 30 minutes). Because a diagnostic assessment normally takes two sessions, the typical total is 260 euro. If a more complex case requires additional sessions you are told in advance.

Yes. As a psychiatrist licensed in Greece, Dr. Mylonas can diagnose ADHD and prescribe medication where clinically appropriate, with ongoing monitoring. Note that stimulant medication is a controlled substance: a Greek prescription cannot be dispensed in a pharmacy outside Greece, and cross-border transport of controlled medication is restricted.

In most cases yes. After reviewing your records and completing a clinical assessment, treatment can usually be continued and monitored, subject to Greek prescribing regulations. This is a common request from people relocating to Greece.

Yes. A written diagnostic report is issued in English or Greek. Most European universities accept it as documentation for accommodations such as extra examination time, though some institutions additionally require a local assessment, so check your institution's requirements.

ADHD diagnosis is clinical: it rests on a structured interview, developmental history and validated instruments, all of which work fully by video. Telepsychiatry for ADHD is widely used internationally with documented reliability. In-person appointments in Trikala, Greece are also available.