Child AuDHD Testing
Why choose our child AuDHD evaluation?
Do it once.
Do it right.
Get accurate virtual child AuDHD testing from licensed psychologists
Expert Diagnosis
Licensed psychologists with specialized training in diagnosing Autism and ADHD in children and teens.
Comprehensive Testing
Evidence-based assessments using the latest diagnostic tools.
Personalized Support
Holistic approach with empathy and understanding, including treatment planning and resources.
Accurate Results
Know with confidence if your child has AuDHD, avoiding years of frustration and uncertainty.
Choose Your Child AuDHD Testing Option
Evaluation + letter
- Understanding of self or loved one
- Seeking medication from a provider
Evaluation + Report + NeuroMap
- Deeper understanding of self or loved one
- Sharing detailed information with doctors/therapists
- Seeking disability accommodations
- Getting 504, IEP, or university accommodations
Payment options
Credit, debit, and eligible HSA/FSA cards. Payment plans available through:
Payment plans are subject to eligibility and approval.
With the report option
More than a clinical report.
Your child’s personal NeuroMap.
In addition to your child’s eight-page clinical diagnostic report, you receive a personal NeuroMap.
A visual, plain-language guide to your child’s strengths, challenges, and practical next steps that your family can return to as you make sense of the findings.
More about the NeuroMap
Your child’s NeuroMap connects the available questionnaire findings with everyday experiences and practical strategies. It is a personal companion to your child’s clinical report.
Sachs Center · Illustrative example
Personal NeuroMap
What to Expect
During Your Virtual Child AuDHD Testing
Step 1: Clinical Interview
30-minute discussion about your child's challenges, history, and experiences via secure video call.
Step 2: Diagnostic Criteria Review
Assessment of AuDHD symptoms across multiple life areas, ruling out other conditions.
Step 3: Evidence-Based Testing
Comprehensive questionnaires measuring attention, focus, impulsivity, and executive function.
Step 4: Results & Treatment Plan
Receive your child's diagnosis and discuss personalized treatment options including therapy and medication.
Boutique ADHD and autism evaluations
Our Team
While some insurance-based companies have 400+ providers, we keep our team intentionally selective. We prioritize clinical quality by hiring top psychologists, with an average of more than 10 years of experience across our team.
Case Examples
Mia
Mia’s brain was like a super-powered computer with really sensitive speakers. Her computer-brain (ADHD) was super-fast and wanted to open 100 windows at once! This made it hard to focus on just one thing, like math or listening to the teacher.
Her sensitive speakers (Autism) picked up everything. Bright lights felt too bright, and scratchy tags felt extra-scratchy. Even a small “grumpy voice” could feel huge and scary. Mia often felt “all jumbled up” and wondered why she was “getting it wrong.”
Then, her mother brought her to the Sachs Center for an evaluation. She learned that she had AuDHD. Her brain wasn’t “broken”; it was just a special model!
Read what our clients say.
Updated monthly · Last checked October 14, 2026
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The evaluation was extremely thorough. They took into account my detailed life history, gave me multiple online tests, and then a 2 hour interview on zoom. It was all done online. And the price is much more affordable than in person evaluations. The psychologist who evaluated me, Faith Sproul, was very neuro affirming, respectful, kind, patient, gentle, and very professional. Never was I made to feel as though my ASD 1 diagnosis meant there was something wrong or deficient. I was really impressed with the speed with which I received my diagnosis letter and complete report! Both were very complete, detailed, and comprehensive. Thank you.
I'm 51, with both ASD and ADHD. I've struggled throughout my entire life by creating fictions of who I am at any moment. I've felt like an astronaut abandoned on a distant planet most of that time.
After this experience, I finally feel validated and I'm on the path to accept myself. So, I can't recommend this experience enough for anyone seeking to understand their own life, how they've processed and navigated it, and how to finally move on. Sachs Center's approach feels straightforward and honest but not hurried in a world of never ending rubber stamped, cash cow services.
My particular experience with Dr. Page was fantastic. The prompt responses, appointment reminders and overall ease of the intake process were surprisingly fast. I was already communicating prior to my assessment with a human and not a series of bots or sterile psych processes. Dr. Page was immediately warm and open throughout my assessment. His understanding of nuance, his neuroaffirming perspectives and his obvious expertise weren't just affirming but were relieving for me.
Again, I highly recommend the Sachs Center. No matter your age, finally answering that question you've hidden for decades is life altering.
I was impressed by the prompt communication, how neuro affirming Sachs Center is, how thorough the evaluation is, and it's convenient because I didn't have to leave my home. I was very impressed by how quickly I got my diagnosis letter, and my detailed report. The detailed report was very neuro affirming, it never implied that my brain differences were somehow a defect or something that needed to be fixed. I really appreciated the neuro affirming and respectful language. Sachs Center is very aware of high masking women and adults. Thank you.
My Autism assessment was a great experience. The Psychologist assigned to me was very knowledgeable and comfortable to work with. The format worked very well, and the assessment is thorough and low stress. The optional extra report was very thorough and worth it. I highly recommend the Sachs Center.
This was an excellent experience. If you need testing only and are looking for experienced doctors, this is the place. Testing was affordable (especially compared to full 8-hour assessments), fast (same-day results instead of waiting weeks), and my doctor had 20 years of experience. She was neuroaffirming, up to date on recent research, and genuinely empathetic. I got exactly what I needed and felt supported throughout.
I appreciate Dr. Sach's work in the field of AuDHD, and I'll be recommending the center to others in my life. Thank you for giving people the tools to understand themselves better and navigate the world around them.
My only feedback concerns the volume of emails. I booked an appointment just a few days out and received about 8 emails—too many, I think. With ADHD, I lose track of details after about two. 😉
The zoom evaluation was convenient, not too lengthy and to the point. They gave us the questionnaires to make out beforehand which was helpful. Dr Krauss was professional, very positive and thoughtful. At the end of the evaluation he confirmed my daughter is ADHD negative even though she has some elements of it but not enough to diagnosed as an ADHD. He encouraged and gave her some advices on how to improve those elements. He didn't push her for therapy but did say just email him anytime needed. In general were were comfortable with his session. The cost is reasonable enough since it only focuses on ADHD and Autism with options of getting the official report if positive or needed. We are satisfied with Sachs Center.
I paid for a dual assessment of Autism and ADHD with a report recommending accomadations for school and work. I got my diagnosis and was clearly explained what types and how it affects my life. Autism is a spectrum, and I was able to see exactly where I am in the spectrum.
I had a great experience with the Satchis Center. They made me feel comfortable throughout the entire process, and I walked away with a better understanding of myself. Overall, it was a very positive and helpful experience. Highly recommend! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
The process was thorough and the person whoa assessed me was kind, gave me my diagnosis, and provided resources.
This experience changed my entire life! Women who are in their 40s were not diagnosed with ADHD or Autism. The booking was easy. I cannot thank Sachs Center enough
Warm and patient provider. Faith went in-depth about my results and how my autistic profile is like with strengths and weaknesses. I appreciate her. Overall good experience. Only lucky part was that my provider experienced poor bandwidth at one point so the video quality was bad for a little while. Could still hear her talk though.
It’s not an easy thing to be 46 years old and to realize that you are autistic and you need affirmation, but Sacs Center made it that way. Women who were born in the 80s were looked over. It’s great to know we have options
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Neurocircle
Support for adults.
Explore your own roadmap.
For neurodivergent adults in the family, Neurocircle is a self-guided learning program and coaching community. It is an adult resource, separate from your child’s evaluation. Learn at your own pace, explore practical tools for everyday life, and connect with others who understand the experience of being neurodivergent.
What’s inside Neurocircle?
Neurocircle is offered separately from evaluation pricing and is optional. Choosing it never affects your child’s evaluation or findings.
It is not individual therapy and does not include appointments or one-to-one clinician access. Individual therapy, coaching, and medication consultations remain separately priced services.
Ongoing care and support
Medication management
Discuss medication options and ongoing care with a qualified prescriber.
Explore medication management
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my child needs AuDHD testing?
If your child has ongoing difficulties with attention, organization, everyday routines, or experiences associated with autism, a combined evaluation can help explore these concerns. The Sachs Center specializes in helping families understand whether ADHD, autism, or both may contribute to their child’s daily challenges.
What’s the difference between the 2-hour AuDHD test and a neuropsychological evaluation?
The focused 2-hour AuDHD evaluation addresses ADHD and autism and screens for anxiety and depression. A broader 8-hour neuropsychological evaluation includes cognitive, academic, memory, and emotional assessments. Schools and testing organizations may require different documentation, so check their requirements before choosing an appointment.
Can my child receive AuDHD findings the same day?
Findings and a diagnosis, if applicable, can be discussed on the day of the assessment. A diagnostic letter is included. Confirm documentation timing with our office; some evaluations require further information before findings can be finalized.
How does online AuDHD testing work for children?
The Sachs Center’s licensed psychologists conduct virtual evaluations through secure video using clinical interviews and evidence-based questionnaires. This is different from an online screening quiz, which is not a diagnostic tool. Your clinician will consider whether telehealth is suitable for your child and whether additional assessment is needed.
What happens during a child AuDHD assessment?
The assessment includes four main steps: a clinical interview about your child’s current challenges, developmental history, and family experiences; review of ADHD and autism diagnostic criteria; questionnaires about attention, impulsivity, executive functioning, and other relevant experiences; and discussion of findings with personalized treatment recommendations.
Why see a psychologist for my child’s AuDHD evaluation?
A psychological evaluation provides time to explore your child’s concerns in detail using clinical interviews and evidence-based diagnostic tools. Our psychologists can consider possible explanations for the difficulties your family is noticing and discuss the findings and next steps with you.
Will my child’s AuDHD test screen for other conditions?
The assessment screens for anxiety and depression and considers other factors that may overlap with the concerns prompting an AuDHD evaluation. Your psychologist will discuss the findings and may recommend additional assessment when needed.
How are parents and family members involved?
Input from parents and other people who know your child can help provide a more complete picture of their experiences. School or clinical records may also be useful. Our psychologists will guide your family on questionnaires, preparation, and any additional information that could help the evaluation.
Can my child’s AuDHD documentation support school accommodations?
A diagnosis letter or detailed report may support a request for school accommodations, including a 504 plan or IEP. Schools make their own eligibility decisions and may need additional information or testing. Ask the school for its documentation requirements and contact our office to discuss which evaluation option fits your needs.
What treatment options are available after my child’s assessment?
Recommendations are tailored to your child and family. Options may include psychoeducation, therapy, practical support strategies, and medication when appropriate for a specific concern. Your Sachs Center clinician will discuss next steps with your family. Medication decisions require a prescribing clinician.