You’re not broken, and you have all the answers. I’m here to help guide you to them.
I am currently licensed for assessments and clinical practice in California (#110171) and Maine (LC24019), but I am open to becoming licensed for other states. Please reach out regardless of where you live!
Complete the Inquiry Form below and I will reach out to you via email.
Clinical Adult Autism Assessments
Contrary to some popular though, adult autism isn’t trending. The spotlight that social media has put on adult autism and it’s characteristics has largely brought attention to a long-known problem: many adults were misdiagnosed (or not diagnosed at all) as children. Much more is known about autism and how it manifests today than it was 20 years ago, and many adults now find themselves seeking help and discovering neurodivergence may be a part of their brain type.
In Adult Autism Assessments, I utilize the MIDGAS-2 and SRS-2 as well as other clinical screener assessments you’ll take on your own before our meetings. As someone with AuDHD (Autism [level 1] and ADHD), I aim to make the interviews as productive as possible so I can get the report and recommendation to you as soon as possible.
How much does it cost?
The cost for an Adult Autism Assessment is $600 total; including a written report with recommendations for accommodations.
The assessment process is comprised of two appointments:
Initial Intake to gather background and history, as well as review initial assessments taken. This appointment lasts approximately 50-60 minutes.
MIGDAS-2 Interview is 90-120 minutes long. The purpose of the length, in part, is to validate the taxing nature of social interaction that is characteristic of autistic people, as well as to allow time for discussing interests of an intense nature (we want to make sure you aren’t cut off!). During this interview, your partner or parent may join you to provide context and information as well if you’d like.
Report and Recommendations: At the end of our second meeting, I will provide you with an approximate timeline for me to produce your full report, complete with recommendations for accommodations, places to follow up for therapy, and a letter for your employer to request accommodations.
If you’re ready to book, click the button below to request an assessment, otherwise feel free to reach out on my contact form above!
Payment Information
Payment is due at the time of services.
Clients are billed within 72 hours of services being received - unless other arrangements or payment agreements have been made during the Intake Appointment.
I accept debit, credit, and HSA/FSA cards via my online secure payment system.
Clients may choose to have services paid for by a third-party such as a family member and this can be established during the Intake Session. Third parties are NOT granted access to clinical information, only information regarding service date, charge, and payment policies.
Clients utilizing Insurance Benefits as a form of payment are responsible for keeping the therapist updated on insurance changes.
Clients utilizing out-of-network insurance Benefits via SuperBill are responsible for submitting claims on their own.