Understand the pattern.

Clarify the next step.

Adult ADHD and autism can present in varied ways across individuals, particularly when someone has spent years developing strategies to compensate, adapt, or mask underlying differences.

A comprehensive evaluation looks beyond a single questionnaire or test score. We consider developmental history, current functioning, attention and executive functioning, social communication, sensory experiences, standardized measures, and objective performance-based information when appropriate.

The goal is to bring these sources together into a cohesive clinical picture and determine whether the available evidence supports a neurodevelopmental diagnosis, suggests another explanation, or indicates that additional evaluation may be appropriate. evaluation looks beyond a single questionnaire.

WHAT YOUR EVALUATION INCLUDES

Digital Intake

Complete your developmental, educational, occupational, medical, and functional history securely and conveniently before your clinical consultation.

Standardized Measures

Complete evidence-informed questionnaires and structured assessment measures selected according to your presenting question and clinical history.

Clinical Evaluation

A private telehealth consultation focused on your developmental history, current functioning, symptoms, experiences, and relevant clinical factors.

Objective Performance Measures

When clinically appropriate, digital performance-based measures may provide additional information about attention, processing speed, executive functioning, memory, or other relevant cognitive domains.

Integrated Clinical Interpretation

Multiple sources of information—including history, interview findings, standardized measures, and objective performance data when applicable—are considered together to develop a cohesive clinical picture.

Comprehensive Written Report

A professionally prepared report documenting relevant history, assessment findings, clinical impressions, limitations, and individualized recommendations or next steps.

Professional Coordination

With your written authorization, relevant findings can be shared with your primary care clinician, psychiatrist, therapist, executive-health team, attorney, or other designated professional when appropriate.


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