Adult ADHD Assessment in English for North Macedonia, Albania and Bulgaria
An adult ADHD assessment in English, online by video from Greece, for people who live in North Macedonia, Albania or Bulgaria.
Short answer
If you live in North Macedonia, Albania or Bulgaria and want an adult ADHD assessment in English, you can have it online with me, Dr Georgios Mylonas, a psychiatrist in Trikala, Greece. It usually takes two 45-minute video appointments at 130 € each (260 € in total) and ends with a conclusion and a written report in English. What depends on the country is medication: a Greek prescription is dispensed in Greek pharmacies, and medicines classed as controlled follow stricter rules.
Who this page is for
Adults (18 and over) who live in North Macedonia, Albania or Bulgaria and prefer an ADHD assessment in English: for example people who studied or worked in English, international students, expats, adults diagnosed as children who want a reassessment, and people diagnosed in another country who want a second opinion. Appointments are in English or Greek.
How the online assessment works
First appointment (45 minutes): why you are seeking an assessment, with examples from everyday life, and your history: childhood and school, work, relationships, sleep, physical health, substance use, and any previous diagnoses or treatment.
Second appointment (45 minutes): structured tools where appropriate, such as the DIVA-5 diagnostic interview and the ASRS v1.1 questionnaire, a careful look at other explanations and coexisting conditions such as anxiety, depression or sleep problems, then the conclusion and the written report.
If your history is complex, a further session may be needed. You are told in advance, and you pay only if it takes place.
One of the questions I ask most often is: “Describe, minute by minute, how you clean your house.” The answer shows where the difficulty lies: in starting and organising a task, which ADHD affects, or in low energy, low mood or worry, which point more towards depression or anxiety.
With your consent, a parent, sibling or partner can also fill in a questionnaire about your childhood and today, because self-report is not always objective. It is not a requirement. If you have no symptoms for a scale, leave it blank: an absence is information too.
What the report includes
The assessment ends with a conclusion and a written report in English (or Greek, if you prefer). We go through what supports the conclusion, what remains uncertain and any coexisting conditions, and agree the next steps with you.
You can give the report to a doctor in your country, so that they can continue your care if they judge it right. If you need a detailed report for an organisation (employer, university, authority), ask before booking, so that its scope, timing and any extra charge are agreed first.
What can be done online, and what only in Greece
Online, from your country
The assessment, the conclusion and the written report.
Psychoeducation and cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) for adult ADHD: starting tasks, managing time, practical habits.
Follow-up sessions of 30 minutes.
Only in Greece
Dispensing a Greek prescription: it is dispensed in Greek pharmacies.
Medicines classed as controlled in Greece follow stricter rules and cannot always be prescribed after a single visit. If medication is part of the plan, we discuss whether an appointment in person in Trikala is needed.
Checks that need a measurement in person before some medicines, such as blood pressure, pulse and weight.
An online session is not an emergency service. If you are at risk or thinking of harming yourself, call your local emergency number (112 in Bulgaria and the rest of the EU) or go to the nearest emergency department.
Prescriptions: what applies in each country
Bulgaria (EU): under Directive 2011/24/EU, a prescription issued in another member state can be dispensed in compliance with national legislation, and a pharmacist may refuse on ethical grounds. This obligation does not apply to medicines subject to special medical prescription, which include medicines containing narcotic or psychotropic substances. This often affects medicines for ADHD.
North Macedonia and Albania (outside the EU): the Directive does not apply, and a Greek prescription is not automatically valid there.
In Greece: I can issue a Greek electronic prescription even if you do not have an AMKA, using your passport (or, for Bulgarian citizens, a national identity card). The details on the prescription must match that document exactly, and you show the same document at the pharmacy. More in Prescriptions in Greece without an AMKA.
Usually the most practical option: the written report in English for the doctor in your country, who decides whether to prescribe locally.
Rules on carrying medicines across a border are set by each country. Check them before you travel.
Licence and framework
I work with a medical practice licence in Greece. For patients in Bulgaria, Directive 2011/24/EU states that in telemedicine, care is considered to be provided in the member state where the doctor is established. North Macedonia and Albania are outside the EU and their rules may differ; I have not confirmed them, so please mention your country when you book. Coverage by your insurance is not guaranteed; ask your insurer.
Cost and payment from abroad
Assessment: two appointments × 130 € = 260 €.
Follow-up sessions: 30 minutes, 130 € each.
Detailed report for an organisation: ask before booking.
Prices are in euro. Online appointments are booked and paid electronically through the calendar, and you receive a receipt. The number of sessions does not guarantee a particular diagnosis.
Time difference
The practice is open Monday–Thursday 08:15–13:00 and 17:15–20:00, Friday 08:00–15:00, Greek time.
Bulgaria: same time as Greece.
North Macedonia and Albania: one hour behind Greece, so evening appointments are 16:15–19:00 local time.
When you book, write your country and your local time.
What to have ready
Your passport, or national identity card if you are an EU citizen.
Previous reports, in whatever language they are, and a current list of medication and supplements.
Old school reports, if you have them. Missing school records do not automatically rule out an assessment.
Real examples rather than labels: what happened, where, what it cost you and what helped.
Do not stop or change any medication to prepare unless your treating doctor has told you to. Not sure yet? Try the free ADHD test (ASRS screening). It is screening, not a diagnosis.
How to book
Choose a time in the calendar, or call +30 24310 32281. In your booking, write your country and your local time.
Related pages
Sources
Directive 2011/24/EU on patients’ rights in cross-border healthcare, articles 3 and 11. https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/dir/2011/24/2025-01-12
Directive 2001/83/EC on medicinal products for human use, article 71. https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/dir/2001/83/oj
Ministerial Decision Δ3(α)/33959/28-6-2024 (Government Gazette B’ 3800): electronic prescriptions for people without an AMKA.
Medical Disclaimer
Educational information. It does not replace an individual clinical assessment.
At a glance
- Assessment: usually 2 appointments of 45 minutes, 130 € each (260 € in total)
- Follow-up: 30 minutes, 130 €
- Language: English (or Greek)
- Where: online by video call
- Hours (Greek time): Monday–Thursday 08:15–13:00 and 17:15–20:00, Friday 08:00–15:00
- Booking: online, confirmed straight away
