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Expert assessment of both ADHD and autism by clinical psychologists. Explore your experiences and next steps through a personalized telehealth evaluation.
AuDHD describes co-occurring autism and ADHD. A combined evaluation considers the criteria for each condition.
Meet our clinical psychologists and learn about their experience with ADHD, autism, and high-masking adults.
Explore ADHD and autism together, including overlapping experiences and concerns that may have been overlooked.
Discuss findings and support options in the context of your daily life, strengths, and priorities.
The evaluation may support ADHD, autism, both, or neither. Your psychologist explains the findings and any need for further assessment.
Choose a combined ADHD and autism evaluation with a diagnostic letter, or add a detailed report. Confirm documentation requirements before booking.
Comprehensive assessment with clinical interview and research-based questionnaires. Includes a formal diagnostic letter and resources for AuDHD.
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⏱️ 2 Hours
$890
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Everything in Diagnostic Testing plus a detailed 5-page clinical report with comprehensive recommendations.
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⏱️ 2 Hours
$1290
A guided assessment that considers both conditions and how your experiences have changed over time.
Discuss your developmental history, current concerns, prior diagnoses, and experiences at home, work, and in relationships.
Consider attention and activity patterns alongside social communication, sensory experiences, and routines.
Your psychologist interprets questionnaires together with your interview and history, considering overlapping traits and alternative explanations.
Review whether the findings support ADHD, autism, or both, and discuss recommendations and documentation.
Some adults already have an ADHD or autism diagnosis but still have unanswered questions. Others notice experiences associated with both and want to understand the broader picture.
A combined evaluation considers each condition and how experiences overlap. The aim is to clarify your individual needs, rather than fit you into a single description of AuDHD.
Read published patient experiences and follow the source links on our reviews page. Individual experiences and outcomes vary.
Answers about combined ADHD and autism assessment, documentation, and next steps.
A combined evaluation may be useful if you have questions about both autism and ADHD, or if a previous diagnosis does not fully explain your experiences. AuDHD is a commonly used term for their co-occurrence. Assessment considers each condition separately and how they may overlap; it does not assume that both are present.
A focused combined evaluation addresses whether you meet criteria for ADHD, autism, or both. A broader neuropsychological evaluation may also assess learning, memory, and cognitive abilities. Check any school, employer, or testing-organization documentation requirements before choosing an appointment.
Your psychologist discusses the findings and next steps with you. A diagnostic letter is generally available the day after the evaluation. A detailed report is a separate option with its own timeline; confirm timing with our office before booking. Further information may be needed before a diagnosis can be finalized.
Telehealth assessment includes a clinical interview and questionnaires for both ADHD and autism. It is different from a free online screening quiz. Your clinician considers whether the format is appropriate for your needs and whether additional information or in-person assessment is needed. A particular diagnostic outcome cannot be guaranteed.
Your psychologist explores your history and current experiences, reviews questionnaire responses, and discusses the findings. The assessment considers ADHD and autism together while evaluating the criteria for each. Bring any prior diagnostic reports and examples of the concerns that prompted you to seek an evaluation.
A combined assessment creates space to explore concerns about both ADHD and autism in detail. You can meet our clinical psychologists and review their areas of experience before booking. Your other healthcare providers can contribute relevant records and help coordinate follow-up care.
Your psychologist considers overlapping experiences and other possible explanations, including co-occurring concerns. The findings may support ADHD, autism, both, or neither, or indicate a need for further assessment. If your questions focus on autism alone, explore our adult autism evaluation.
Earlier records or input from someone who knew you growing up may help clarify your history. If these are unavailable, let your psychologist know. Ask our office what to prepare and whether input from a partner or family member would be useful for your appointment.
Your documentation may support an accommodation request, but requirements and approval decisions belong to the receiving organization. Obtain its criteria before booking. Our office can help you compare the diagnostic-letter and detailed-report options for your stated purpose.
Next steps depend on your findings and priorities. Recommendations may include therapy, practical adjustments, education, or referrals. If ADHD medication is a consideration, discuss suitability with a prescribing clinician. An evaluation does not guarantee a prescription or a particular treatment.
Ready to book a combined ADHD and autism evaluation? Review appointment options, or contact our office about your needs.
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