Wondering if you may be Autistic? ADHD? Both?

The Assessment Process

Comprehensive assessments consider autism, ADHD, and other potential explanations together, rather than evaluating any single diagnosis in isolation. For adults, particularly those with complex or overlapping presentations, a comprehensive approach is necessary to accurately understand what is going on. This includes evaluating patterns of attention, sensory processing, communication, mental health, and developmental history to determine how different factors may be interacting.

  • Before the first session you will complete a short pre-assessment intake that lets you share what feels important without pressure to perform, mask, or rove yourself.

    I will also ask you to complete the following:

    • AQ-10 (quick screener)

    • CAT-Q (masking)

    • RAADS-R (autistic traits)

    • BDEFS

    • GAD-7

    • PHQ-9

    • Short sensory profile

  • 90-120 Minutes

    During our time together we will get to know each other a bit and talk through your experiences using the MIGDAS-2 as a guide (this is an autism specific interview tool). We will talk about your identities, history, executive functioning, and tease out some of the common experiences that can overlap with or seem like autism including depression, anxiety, or post-traumatic stress disorder.

  • You may invite someone who knows you well (a partner, close friend, or chosen family) to share their perspective as part of the assessment. This is optional and can provide additional context about your experiences.

  • This is our feedback session. I share what emerged in your assessment, we reflect on how it aligns with your internal experience, and we talk through what feels true for you.

    You decide the level of documentation you want - a full report, a shorter summary, or no written report.

Tier 1: Comprehensive Assessment and Summary Report - $1,550

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Includes:

A pre-assessment intake and standardized inventories completed at your own pace

A 90–120 minute assessment session grounded in lived experience, identity, and patterns across your life

Optional collateral input from one person who knows you well (brief conversation or written form)

A 60-minute feedback session where we walk through findings together

A verbal diagnostic impression (if applicable), along with space for questions and integration

A 1–2 page written summary outlining key findings, diagnostic impressions (if applicable), and primary themes

Tier 2: Comprehensive Assessment and Extended Report - $1,850

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Includes:

A pre-assessment intake and standardized inventories

A 90–120 minute assessment session

Optional collateral input from up to two people (conversation or written)

A 60-minute feedback session

A comprehensive, narrative-rich report that includes:

  • Developmental and contextual history

  • Gender, culture, and lived experience considerations

  • Masking and social navigation patterns

  • Sensory and cognitive profile themes

  • Diagnostic impressions (if applicable)

  • Strengths-based interpretation

  • Personalized recommendations