We focus exclusively on neurodivergence — ADHD, Autism & AuDHD — with reasonable, transparent pricing and expert psychologists who truly understand.
The Sachs Center specializes in Autism and ADHD testing and treatment for children, teens, and adults. Our psychologists are experts in diagnosing neurodiversity.
We've limited our practice exclusively to ADHD, Autism, and AuDHD. This laser focus means we've evaluated hundreds of clients with these specific conditions — you're never an afterthought.
58% of our adult clients were previously misdiagnosed with Bipolar Disorder, Anxiety, or Depression — or told 'nothing's wrong.' Our psychologists specialize in identifying high-masking individuals.
We take a holistic approach focused on mind, body, and environment. No cookie-cutter answers, no rushing to medication. Every neurodivergent person is unique and deserves an experienced, caring eye.
While we recognize the challenges of ADHD and Autism, we celebrate neurodiversity as a valuable strength that enriches both individuals and society.
Four simple steps from first call to final report.
Select the type of evaluation you would like and book online.
Fill in our intake forms sent before your appointment.
Testing and clinical interview with your psychologist.
Get results at the conclusion of testing. Receive a letter (or a diagnostic report for an extra fee).
We avoid unnecessary testing (like IQ tests) that research shows is unrelated to ADHD or Autism Level 1. This allows us to keep our fees reasonable — $790 vs. the industry average of $3,500.
Formal diagnosis and treatment plan. Letter and resources for ADHD and Autism.
ADHD or Autism
$790
ADHD and Autism
$890
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Diagnostic Testing plus a detailed 5-page clinical report with comprehensive diagnostic picture, strengths-based assessment and treatment recommendations.
ADHD or Autism
$1,190
ADHD and Autism
$1,290
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— Autism Self Advocacy Network (ASAN), Position Statement on Diagnosis
The DSM-5 — the manual every clinician uses — does not require a full neuropsychological battery for an ADHD or Autism diagnosis. It requires a clinician to verify specific behavioral criteria. Lower fees aren't a red flag — unnecessary testing is.
Leading Researchers & Organizations Agree
"Neuropsychological testing is not necessary for the diagnosis of ADHD and should not be routinely recommended."
The ADHD Report, 2019
"There is no single test to diagnose ADHD. Diagnosis involves gathering information from multiple sources, including clinical interviews."
NIMH Official Guidelines
"A clinical evaluation integrating behavioral observation and developmental history is the cornerstone of autism diagnosis."
APA Guidelines for ASD Diagnosis
"A comprehensive clinical evaluation — not neuropsychological testing — is the accepted standard for diagnosing ADHD."
Official Diagnostic Guidelines
"The primary care clinician should initiate an evaluation for ADHD based on DSM criteria through clinical assessment, not extensive testing."
Pediatrics Journal
"If you've met one person with autism, you've met one person with autism. Diagnosis should be individualized, not battery-driven."
Autism Advocacy & Education
"It is the clinician's expertise — not the volume of tests administered — that determines diagnostic accuracy."
Published Clinical Commentary
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