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PACIFIC NORTHWEST PSYCHOLOGY ASSOCIATES

ADULT AUTISM & ADHD EVALUATIONS

ADULT AUTISM & ADHD EVALUATIONS

Perhaps you’re self-diagnosed as autistic* or ADHD. Or your child was recently diagnosed with autism and/or ADHD and you thought, “That sounds a lot like me!” We offer three different evaluations to help you better understand your own specific processing style:

 

 

 

 

 


 

These evaluations are interview-based and are completed virtually via Telehealth. They also include questionnaires to help further understand your unique profile. During these targeted and combined evaluations, you will not complete any performance-based measures, such as a cognitive assessment. Instead, your provider will review your past experiences and current characteristics during an in-depth clinical interview. Most likely, your provider will share their diagnostic impressions at the end of the interview session. After your interview session, your provider will complete a report that will be sent directly to you. Regardless of whether a diagnosis is determined as part of the evaluation, you will receive a report with individualized treatment recommendations to help target your specific concerns discussed as part of your evaluation.

If you are looking for a more extensive evaluation with psychological and neuropsychological testing, our Comprehensive Psychological Evaluations is the service for you! 

TARGETED ADULT AUTISM EVALUATIONS
Exclusively examines autism-specific characteristics

TARGETED ADULT ADHD EVALUATIONS
Exclusively examines ADHD-specific characteristics

COMBINED ADULT AUTISM & ADHD EVALUATIONS
Examines both autism- and ADHD-specific characteristics

*WHY DO WE USE IDENTITY-FIRST LANGUAGE?

Why do we use identity-first language (i.e., autistic person; ADHDer; ADHD person) instead of person-first language (i.e., person with autism; person with ADHD)? Click here to learn more about the importance of terminology and why acceptance must first begin by listening to the words, lived experiences, and preferences of neurodivergent folks.

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