Online private-pay psychological assessments for adults seeking clarity around ADHD, autism, and other specific concerns. The goal is not to reduce you to a diagnosis. It is to help you better understand what you are experiencing and what that information may mean for you moving forward.
We begin with a free 15-minute consultation to talk briefly about what you are looking for and make sure the type of assessment I offer fits what you need.
You will complete intake paperwork and relevant self-report measures before or during the assessment process.
The full assessment process includes at least four hours of evaluation time. The exact structure depends on what you are being assessed for and may be divided across appointments.
After the evaluation is complete, we meet for a feedback session to discuss the findings and what they mean. You will also receive a written report.
$1,500
For adults who recognize experiences associated with both autism and ADHD and want those possibilities considered together rather than evaluated as completely separate questions.
Because the two can overlap in ways that are difficult to sort through on your own, the evaluation looks at the broader picture rather than assuming one explanation before the assessment begins.
$700
A focused psychological evaluation for individuals who need an assessment as part of the preparation process for bariatric surgery.
The evaluation looks at the psychological and behavioral factors relevant to surgery preparation and provides the documentation required from the psychological portion of the process.
$1,000
A focused psychological assessment for people who want greater clarity around symptoms of depression, anxiety, or overlapping emotional concerns.
Sometimes you know that something is affecting your daily life but are less certain about what is driving it. An assessment can help clarify the clinical picture and provide more informed direction for what support may be useful next.
An assessment brings together information from your history, clinical interviews, questionnaires, and other appropriate assessment measures to better understand the concerns that brought you in.
The specific process depends on what we are evaluating. I will explain what to expect before we begin so you are not walking into the process wondering what is going to happen.
No. You may strongly identify with what you have learned about ADHD or autism, or you may simply have questions.
An evaluation is meant to explore those questions. You do not need to diagnose yourself first.
No. Psychological assessments are private pay and are not billed to insurance.
Because insurance reimbursement and documentation requirements vary, do not assume your plan will reimburse the cost unless you have confirmed that directly with your insurer.
A diagnostic report may be useful when requesting certain academic or workplace accommodations, but every institution has its own documentation requirements.
Some schools, employers, professional programs, or standardized testing organizations may require additional forms of testing. If accommodations are one of your main reasons for seeking an evaluation, let me know during the consultation so we can discuss whether the assessment I provide is likely to meet your needs.
Your assessment records are treated as confidential clinical information, subject to the same legal and ethical limits that apply to other psychological services.
Because these evaluations are private pay, they are not submitted to your insurance company as a claim. You can decide whether you want to use or share your report with another provider, school, employer, or organization.
