Clinical Assessments

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Do you need a professional assessment for work, school or to better plan your treatment? Assessments can help focus your mental health journey and help others around you better understand your needs.
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BRAINS UNBOXED: THRIVING WITH ADHD

Teen ADHD group now enrolling

Brains Unboxed: Thriving with ADHD is a teen support group designed to turn confusion into confidence. We provide real-life skills, honest conversations, and a judgment-free space where teens can learn how to work with their brains, not against them. This groups is for teens aged 13-18 who have been diagnosed with ADHD or suspect they may have it. The group is intended to help give teens a better understanding of how their brain works by offering practical tools for
managing focus and time, handling overwhelming moments and building routines that actually stick.

Interested? Fill out the form below and a team member will be in touch.

What are Clinical Assessments?

PROFESSIONAL EVALUATIONS

Assessments are intended to provide official diagnosis of a condition and help create personalized recommendations for resources, strategies and accommodations. Assessments are often used for: Applications for accommodations at school or work, applications for disability resources and treatment planning.

Available Assessments

ADHD

Autism

Diagnosis Support

Gender-Affirming Care

Key Information

Who can be assessed? 

  • You must be 18 years of age or older

  • Seeking evaluation for ADHD, autism, diagnostic concerns (e.g., multiple diagnoses, unsure if current diagnosis list “fits” or explains all concerns), or gender-affirming care 

  • At this time, we do not provide assessments for children, dementia or traumatic brain injury or legal matters (e.g., custody evaluations, competency) .

What’s the process?

During an assessment, you will complete a series of measures which will provide information about a wide range of important factors. These typically include an interview, questionnaires, and tests of ability. 

Assessment takes place in three stages:

  • Intake (1 hour, in person or virtual)

  • Testing Day (5-6 hours, in-person) 

  • Feedback (1 hour, 2-3 weeks after testing, in-person or virtual)

What are the costs? 

  • Intake appointment: $225 (may be covered by insurance; clients should investigate what their insurance will cover before scheduling)

  • Testing deposit: $500 non-refundable deposit is required when scheduling.

  • Testing day: $2,500 assessment fee, which covers the full day of testing, a detailed report with recommendations, one accommodation request form, and the feedback session. (Additional paperwork requests may be subject to additional fees.)

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Start feeling confident and validated. Schedule your first appointment where you can share what’s going on for you, and we can explore how we can help.

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