A thorough autism evaluation provides the clarity many families and individuals need. Whether you're seeking a formal diagnosis for the first time or confirming what you've long suspected about yourself or your child, the assessment is designed to be unhurried, affirming, and clinically rigorous.

What's included
  • 1
    Clinical interviewAn in-depth conversation about your history, current experience, and what brought you here.
  • 2
    Standardized measuresEvidence-based assessment tools appropriate to your age and presentation.
  • 3
    Developmental history reviewExamining patterns across the lifespan, including collateral input when helpful.
  • 4
    Detailed written reportA comprehensive document with findings, observations, and recommendations.
  • 5
    Feedback sessionA dedicated meeting to review your results, answer questions, and discuss next steps.
Assessment Fee
$1,275
cash pay · complete evaluation
Payment plan options available at checkout
Insurance Accepted
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Coverage and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan. I'm happy to help you verify your benefits before scheduling.

Adult autism evaluations

Many adults reach this page after years of sensing they move through the world a little differently. A later-in-life evaluation can put compassionate, accurate language to that experience — and you don’t need a referral to begin.

Late-identified diagnosis

Clarity for adults who masked, adapted, or were simply missed earlier in life.

Masking & camouflaging

Space to make sense of the effort it has taken to fit in — and what it has cost.

Self-referral welcome

You can pursue an evaluation on your own terms; no physician referral is required.

Seen within two weeks

No six-month waitlist — most clients are scheduled within two weeks.

3–5 sessions

The full evaluation is completed across three to five focused sessions.

Mornings, evenings & Saturdays

Appointment times that work around school and your work schedule.

Have questions about the process, cost, or insurance? Read the Autism Assessment FAQ →