Our mission is to make diagnostic evaluations more affordable, accessible, and affirming for the neurodivergent community. We are able to achieve this goal by providing:

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Efficient Assessment Process

  • Self-administered questionnaires completed at home

  • Clinician-led interviews and assessments

  • Reduced appointment time and costs

  • Comprehensive, personalized evaluations

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Insurance Coverage When Available

  • Select insurance plans accepted in Maryland

  • Partial or full coverage depending on your benefits

  • Out-of-network claim support for reimbursement in New York & Texas

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Focused Diagnostic Evaluations

  • Comprehensive ADHD and Autism evaluations

  • Evidence-based diagnostic tools and clinical interviews

  • No unnecessary neuropsychological testing

  • Lower costs without compromising clinical quality

Evaluation Process for ADHD & Autism

Complete self-administered assessments

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Start with a series of self-report assessments to evaluate specific diagnostic criteria, identify patterns of symptoms, and support differential diagnosis by exploring or ruling out other possible explanations. Complete them at your own pace before meeting with your clinician.

Learn More: What's Included in the Assessments?

Virtual Clinical Interview

Meet one-on-one with your clinician for a structured, evidence-based clinical interview designed to evaluate ADHD & Autism symptoms. The interview helps clinicians determine whether an individual's experiences meet the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for ADHD & Autism.

Learn More: What to Expect During Your Interview

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Clinical Review & Diagnostic Findings

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Your clinician carefully reviews your assessment results, clinical history, and interview findings to determine whether you meet the diagnostic criteria for ADHD, while considering other possible explanations for your experiences.

Learn More: How ADHD Is Diagnosed

Follow-Up & Results Debrief

Reconnect with your clinician to discuss your findings, ask questions, and better understand your unique neurodivergent profile. We'll explore personalized recommendations, helpful accommodations, and potential next steps.

Learn More: Understanding Your Results

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Before Your Appointment

Diagnostic Self-Assessment Tools

ADHD

  • BAARS-IV:‍ ‍Barkley Adult ADHD Rating Scale

  • CAARS 2:

Autism

  • RAADS-R: Ritvo Autism Asperger Diagnostic Scale – Revised

  • SRS-2: Social Responsiveness Scale -2nd edition

  • RBQ-2A: Repetitive Behaviors Questionnaire

  • CAT-Q: Camouflaging Autism Traits Questionnaire

  • AASP: Adolescent/Adult Sensory Profile.

Differential Diagnosis

  • GAD-7: Anxiety

  • PHQ-9: Depression

Personal & Developmental History

  • Education/ Academic History

  • Job/Career History

  • Relationship History

  • Medical History

  • Developmental History

  • Family History

Supplemental Assessments

  • D-REF: Delis Rating of Executive Functions- Adult

  • TAS-20:

  • BDEFS-LF: Barkley Deficits in Executive Functioning Scale – Long Form

During Appointment

Meet with your clinician to complete structured clinical interviews over the course of 2-3 60 minute sessions

  • Diagnostic Interview for ADHD in Adults

    Structured clinical interview used to assess ADHD symptoms in adults. It explores patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity across childhood and adulthood, examining how these symptoms affect daily functioning, relationships, work, and other areas of life. The interview helps clinicians determine whether an individual's experiences meet the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for ADHD.

  • Monteiro Interview Guidelines for Diagnosing the Autism Spectrum, Second Edition

    Structured, sensory-based clinical interview designed to explore characteristics associated with autism. Through a conversational and strengths-based approach, it examines sensory experiences, communication styles, social interactions, emotional regulation, and patterns of interests and behaviors. The interview helps clinicians better understand an individual's unique neurodivergent profile and supports the assessment of autism spectrum disorder.

     Neurodivergent Profile Report    

We provide all clients with a free copy of their Neurodivergent Profile Report which includes

  • Assessment Results & Measurements

  • Clinical Conclusions and Recommendations

  • Emotional Awareness: recognizing and identifying emotions

    Emotional Understanding: triggers

    Emotional Acceptance: experiencing emotions without judgment

    Distress Tolerance: managing discomfort

    Emotional Control: managing emotional reactions

    Self-Compassion: responding to struggles without self-criticism

  • Task Initiation: Starting tasks

    Attention & Working Memory: Maintaining focus and remembering information

    Planning & Organization: Organizing tasks, information, and priorities

    Time Management: Estimating and managing time

    Impulse Control: Pausing before acting or responding

    Cognitive Flexibility: Adapting to changes and shifting strategies

    • Dyslexia

    • Dyscalculia

    • Language Processing Disorders