Autism Assessments
What You Need to Know
Understanding Autism Evaluations
An autism evaluation is a structured, multi-step process used to determine whether an individual meets the criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). It involves gathering developmental, behavioral, and medical information to form a complete picture of the individual’s strengths and challenges.
Communication
Sensory Sensitivity
Behavior
Social Interaction
Step-by-Step Autism Evaluation
1. Referral & Intake
Begin with a referral from a GP, school staff, or self-referral. Intake forms and questionnaires are completed.
4. Standardized Assessments
Tools like ADOS-2 or questionnaires may be used to assess social, communication, and behavioral patterns.
2. Developmental History Review
Clinicians gather information about early milestones, communication, behavior, and family history.
5. School or Workplace Input
Observations or reports from teachers or managers may be included.
3. Observations & Interviews
Professionals observe interactions, and conduct interviews with caregivers or the individual.
6. Diagnosis & Feedback
A detailed report is provided outlining findings, diagnosis (if applicable), and recommendations for support.
Autism Evaluations
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Session 1 - 90 mins Virtual session
Session 2 - 4/5 hrs In-Person session
Session 3 - 60/90 mins Virtual session
50% of total cost is due at intake
50% is due at feedback
Payment in full at the first intake session.
Post-Evaluation Support
You’ll receive a written report summarizing the findings.
Recommendations may include therapy, educational accommodations, or sensory support.
Follow-up appointments may be offered to discuss the report and next steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions, Answered
What if I don’t agree with the diagnosis?
You can request a second opinion or seek a private evaluation.
Can adults be evaluated for autism?
Yes, autism can be diagnosed at any age.
Is the process stressful?
Evaluations are designed to be supportive and respectful of individual needs.
