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We offer autism/AuDHD assessments for adults (18+)
completed by autistic and AuDHD psychologists with
expertise in high-masking presentations of autism.
Start with the Autism Screening Assessment
“I want to understand
myself”
Autism
screening
(conducted by a psychologist)
For adults who want to understand whether their traits align with an autistic profile—before pursuing a full diagnostic assessment.
The screening includes:
- Standardized psychometrics
- Structured questions about your lived experiences
- Review of your profile in the context of autism, including:
- Social communication patterns
- Sensory experiences
- Repetitive or focused interests
- Masking and coping strategies
a full diagnostic assessment is recommended.
Assessment Information
Timeline
to diagnosis
“I need a formal
diagnosis”
Autism
assessment
(formal diagnosis)
For adults seeking a comprehensive evaluation of autism and co-occurring conditions that may shape support needs and care.
The assessment includes:
- A formal diagnostic assessment for autism
- An assessment
for the following co-occurring conditions:- ADHD
- OCD
- Alexithymia
- Autistic burnout
- Executive functioning
- Anxiety
- Depression
- PTSD
- An integrated diagnostic report and documentation
Timeline
to be completed first
“I already have a diagnosis”
Post-diagnostic services
(support after diagnosis)
Many autistic adults find that diagnosis is only the beginning and benefit from guidance on next steps, which we offer:
- Post-diagnosis orientation
- Functional assessment
- Accommodation letters
- Government & disability forms
- Counselling with autistic clinicians
- Medication consultation
- Support groups
Assessment process
We offer our diagnostic assessment in 2 parts,
starting with an initial autism screening:
Wondering whether
autism or AuDHD explains your experience?
Our autism screening
is a significant step to gain clarity!
Helps you understand
if a full assessment makes sense for you.
Wondering whether autism or AuDHD explains your experience?
Our autism screening is a significant step to gain clarity!
Helps you understand if a full assessment makes sense for you.
Questionnaires
Answer standardized, evidence-based questionnaires online
at your own pace.
Written reflections
Share your personal
insights and experiences through guided written reflections.
Clinical review
A psychologist carefully reviews your input and prepares a written report with decision support.
Questionnaires
Answer standardized, evidence-based questionnaires online at your own pace.
Written reflections
Share your personal
insights and experiences through guided written reflections.
Clinical review
A psychologist carefully reviews your input and prepares a written report with decision support.
What happens during
the assessment process?
What happens
during the autism assessment process?
Below is an overview of what happens during screening, and—if you choose to continue—the diagnostic assessment.
Below is an overview of what happens during screening, and—if you choose to continue—the diagnostic assessment.
What you’ll receive
At the end of the screening, you’ll receive a personal written report with evidence-informed feedback from a psychologist.
The report explains how your results do—or do not-align with common autistic patterns in adults and offers guidance on next steps, so you can decide with greater confidence whether pursuing a full diagnostic assessment is worthwhile.
Screening process
Our autism screening is completed online and at your own pace. It includes three components:
- Questionnaires – Standardized, evidence-based questionnaires that assess autistic traits, patterns, and related experiences.
- Written reflections – Guided written prompts where you describe your lived experiences in your own words.
- Clinical review – A psychologist carefully reviews your responses and prepares your personalized report and decision guidance.
Timeline
- Report: Available 2–4 weeks after submission.
Part 1: Autism screening
What you’ll receive
At the end of the screening, you’ll receive a personal written report with evidence-informed feedback from a psychologist.
The report explains how your results do—or do not-align with common autistic patterns in adults and offers guidance on next steps, so you can decide with greater confidence whether pursuing a full diagnostic assessment is worthwhile.
Screening process
Our autism screening is completed online and at your own pace. It includes three components:
- Questionnaires – Standardized, evidence-based questionnaires that assess autistic traits, patterns, and related experiences.
- Written reflections – Guided written prompts where you describe your lived experiences in your own words.
- Clinical review – A psychologist carefully reviews your responses and prepares your personalized report and decision guidance.
Timeline
Report: Available 2–4 weeks after submission.
What you’ll receive
At the end of the diagnostic assessment, you’ll receive a comprehensive written report prepared by a psychologist.
The report explains whether you meet diagnostic criteria for autism and/or related conditions, integrates clinical findings with your lived experience, and provides clear documentation—in clear, accessible language—for understanding, validation, and potential next steps.
Diagnostic assessment process
The diagnostic assessment is completed remotely and builds on your screening results. It is a comprehensive, all-inclusive evaluation (there are no additional fees for assessing related conditions). It includes the following components:
- Additional questionnaires & psychometrics – Competently validated psychometric measures that explore autism in greater depth.
-
Co-occurring conditions – A differential diagnosis and exploration of the following co-occurrences:
- ADHD
- PTSD
- C-PTSD
- OCD
- Autistic burnout
- Alexithymia
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Masking/camouflaging
Timeline
- Clinical interview: About 8–10 weeks after submission of documents.
- Diagnostic report: About 2–4 weeks after the diagnostic interview.
What you’ll receive
At the end of the diagnostic assessment, you’ll receive a comprehensive written report prepared by a licensed psychologist.
The report explains whether you meet diagnostic criteria for autism and/or related conditions, integrates clinical findings with your lived experience, and provides clear documentation—in clear, accessible language—for understanding, validation, and potential next steps.
Diagnostic assessment process
The diagnostic assessment is completed remotely and builds on your screening results. It is a comprehensive, all-inclusive evaluation (there are no additional fees for assessing related conditions). It includes the following components:
- Additional questionnaires & psychometrics – Competently validated psychometric measures that explore autism in greater depth.
-
Co-occurring conditions – A differential diagnosis and exploration of the following co-occurrences:
- ADHD
- PTSD
- C-PTSD
- OCD
- Autistic burnout
- Alexithymia
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Masking/camouflaging
Timeline
Clinical interview: About 8–10 weeks after submission of documents.
Diagnostic report: About 2–4 weeks after the diagnostic interview.
This is a service
provided for adults
Post-assessment
services
Post-assessment
service
Below are the services we offer after you have been
diagnosed (either by us or another clinic).
Below are the services we offer after you have been
diagnosed (either by us or another clinic).
Post-diagnosis orientation
A one-on-one session with an autistic psychologist to help you make sense of your diagnosis and how it shows up in your life.
Includes personalized guidance and practical next steps for support.
Counselling with autistic therapist
Counselling with a clinician who is autistic, offering support grounded in both clinical and lived experience.
Available to both self-identified and formally diagnosed individuals.
Medication
consultation
A review of your current medications, with personalized guidance and recommendations based on your needs.
Functional assessment
A structured interview & report using standardized measures to assess how autism affects your daily functioning.
Often required for government forms and disability applications.
Disability
letter
A letter to address disability needs, including: travel needs, jury duty, and service animals.
LOA: Letter of accommodations
Once the assessment process is complete, you can get a letter of accommodation (LOA), which provides a written statement of the academic or work accommodations recommended for you.
Government
forms
Completion of disability-related forms based on your functional assessment.
Available after a functional assessment interview is completed.
Contact us if you want to access any
of our post-diagnostic serves.
