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How our assessment
process works
Clear steps; no pressure to proceed.
For some people, an autism screening provides sufficient clarity to affirm that they are autistic. For others, a comprehensive diagnostic assessment and formal diagnosis are necessary to obtain accommodations, documentation, or greater personal certainty.
Step 1
Comprehensive
autism screening
(psychologist-reviewed)
A structured screening that evaluates autistic traits using validated psychometrics and questionnaires.
Assessment Information
Step 2
Full diagnostic
assessment
(optional—following step 1)
A comprehensive diagnostic assessment conducted by a licensed psychologist, building on your screening results.
Alexithymia
& autism
Alexithymia or emotional blindness is so common among autistics (40–70%) that it’s commonly mistaken for autism itself. Find out what alexithymia is and how it presents itself in autism.
Types of
overwhelm
Autistic people can get overwhelmed at times. In the article below, Eva describes her experience of 3 types
of overwhelm relating to autism:
a sensory overload, a meltdown,
and a shutdown.
Meltdowns &
shutdowns
To remain regulated and functioning, we need to be able to dissipate stress. When this is not done effectively, it can have an explosive result, leading to a meltdown or a (consequent) shutdown.
