PSYCHOMETRIC TESTS
Adult neurodevelopmental assessment or conducting psychometric test is designed to help individuals gain clarity about patterns related to attention, executive functioning, and autism-related traits. Using structured clinical interviews and validated screening instruments, we explore cognitive, behavioral, and sensory patterns that may be associated with ADHD or autism.
These assessments provide meaningful insights that can support clinical understanding, treatment planning, and personalized recommendations for support.
The cost of the assessment instruments is not covered by insurance and typically ranges from $75 to $395, depending on the measures selected. Interpretation and discussion of results are included as part of your scheduled appointment.
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These assessments are screening tools and are used as part of a clinical evaluation. They are not intended to replace a comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation.
Brown Executive Function/Attention Scales helps screen and assess a wider range of impairments of executive functioning. Brown EF/A Scales™ measures DSM-5 symptoms of ADHD along with less apparent impairments of executive functioning.
This assessment helps provide a clearer picture of how an individual manages practical life skills and social functioning. It is often used as part of an evaluation when exploring neurodevelopmental conditions such as autism spectrum traits, helping determine strengths as well as areas where additional support may be helpful.
The Sensory Profile evaluates how individuals process and respond to sensory information from their environment. This includes sensitivity to sounds, lights, textures, movement, and other sensory experiences
The RAADS-R is a structured self-report assessment designed to help identify autism spectrum traits in adults who may have gone undiagnosed earlier in life. The questionnaire explores patterns related to social communication, sensory experiences, language, and behavioral preferences.
This is a 42-item self-report questionnaire designed to evaluate traits commonly associated with autism in adults. It helps identify patterns related to social communication, sensory experiences, and thinking styles that may be consistent with autistic traits. The CATI was developed using a neurodiversity-affirming approach, recognizing autism as a natural variation in how individuals think, experience, and interact with the world.
The Autism Spectrum Rating Scales™ Adult (ASRS-Adult) is a validated assessment designed to identify behaviors and traits commonly associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder in adults. This tool gathers structured feedback from the individual and, when available, someone who knows them well, providing a comprehensive view of social communication, sensory experiences, and behavioral patterns.