Neurodivergent Therapy,
ADHD & Autism Assessments

At our practice, we offer three levels of assessments to meet your unique needs, whether you’re looking for self-understanding, validation, or more in-depth exploration. Our process is designed to be affirming, flexible, and tailored to your comfort level. Each assessment is conducted at your pace, with breaks whenever needed, and focuses on creating a safe, validating experience. We understand how overwhelming assessments can feel and strive to make this process as supportive and affirming as possible. Whether you’re seeking answers, self-acceptance, or a deeper understanding of yourself, we’re here to help in a way that best fits your needs. 

The general consultation includes a one-hour session to discuss your concerns, answer specific questions, and provide resources. This is a great option if you’re unsure about pursuing a full assessment but want guidance from a neurodivergent therapist.

The informal assessment is designed for self-discovery and validation, this assessment includes a 1-hour clinical interview and a 1-hour feedback session where we explore your neurotype, strengths, and support needs. You’ll receive a one-page summary letter (not a formal diagnosis) and a personalized list of resources. This is ideal for those who want confirmation and psychoeducation without the need for official documentation. 

The comprehensive assessment is a thorough, in-depth evaluation that includes a 2-hour clinical interview, a Sensory Profile Assessment, and a review of standardized self-assessments such as RAADS-R, AQ, Monotropism Questionnaire, Brown Scale, and ASRS-1.** You’ll receive a detailed written report with your results and personalized recommendations. While this assessment can support accommodation requests, approval depends on the institution’s specific requirements.

If you’ve ever wondered, “Could this explain my experiences?” or felt different from others in ways you can’t quite put into words, an assessment may help provide clarity. Many adults seek an assessment after years of masking or struggling with misunderstandings about themselves. If you recognize yourself in common experiences of Autism, ADHD, or AuDHD and want to explore this further in a safe and validating space, an assessment could be helpful. 

We offer two levels of assessments:

• Informal Autism/ADHD Assessment – A one-hour clinical interview followed by a feedback session. This is designed for self-discovery and personal validation.
• Comprehensive Autism/ADHD Assessment – A deeper evaluation including a two-hour clinical interview, sensory profile assessment, and review of standardized self-assessments (RAADS-R, AQ, Monotropism Questionnaire, Brown Scale, ASRS-1). This option provides a full written report and may be useful for accommodations (depending on institution requirements).

The timeline depends on the type of assessment:

• The Informal Assessment includes a one-hour clinical interview and a one-hour feedback session.
• The Comprehensive Assessment includes a two-hour interview, self-assessments, and a one-hour feedback session.

No referral is required. You can schedule an assessment directly through our website or by reaching out to us via email or phone.

Yes! We offer assessments both online and in person to accommodate different needs. Virtual assessments are just as thorough and affirming as in-person ones, allowing you to participate from the comfort of your own space.

• General Consultation: $300 – A one-hour session for questions, psychoeducation, and resources.
• Informal Assessment: $750 – Includes a 1-hour clinical interview, a 1-hour feedback session, psychoeducation on your neurotype, a one-page summary letter (not a formal diagnosis), and a personalized resource and referral list.
• Comprehensive Assessment: $1,750 – Includes a 2-hour clinical interview, a 1-hour feedback session, sensory profile assessment, review of standardized self-assessments, and a detailed written report with test results and a personalized resource and referral list.

We do not accept insurance, but we can provide a superbill for you to submit for possible reimbursement.

After your assessment, we’ll schedule a feedback session to discuss the results in detail. You’ll receive a summary letter or full report (depending on the type of assessment) and a personalized resource list to support your next steps. Our goal is for you to walk away feeling validated and empowered. If Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a good fit and meets your needs, we can also work on getting you scheduled with one of our therapists.

Yes! We offer neurodivergent-affirming therapy that is tailored to your specific needs. Therapy is designed to help you navigate life in a way that honors your unique strengths, rather than forcing you to fit into neurotypical expectations.

We specialize in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), an approach that helps with emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and navigating relationships, especially for neurodivergent adults. We also have clinicians that utilize other modalities such as ART (accelerated resolution therapy), EMDR, and EXRP.

DBT is incredibly useful for managing emotional intensity, reducing burnout, improving executive functioning, and building self-compassion. Many neurodivergent adults experience black-and-white thinking, sensory overload, or difficulty regulating emotions, and DBT provides concrete skills to move through these experiences effectively.

You can schedule an assessment by completing the form on this web page!

Our assessments are designed by and for neurodivergent adults. Unlike traditional clinical settings that can feel cold, invalidating, or focused on “fixing” behaviors, we offer a space where you are fully accepted and understood. We take the time to ensure you feel safe, move at your pace, and prioritize validation over pathology. If you’re looking for an affirming, compassionate assessment experience, we’re here for you.