Virtual ADHD and Autism Adult Evaluations
An Affirming & Liberation-Centered Approach to Adult Evaluations
What are the Benefits of a Formal Diagnosis?
Who May Benefit from an Evaluation?
You may benefit from an ADHD and/or Autism evaluation if you:
Feel overwhelmed with organization, planning, and time management
Can't slow down, even when you're exhausted
Experience sensory overload and trouble regulating emotions
Feel exhausted and burned out from hiding your differences
Have difficulty interpreting social interactions
Many adults pursue evaluations after a child, sibling, or partner receives a diagnosis and they begin recognizing similar patterns in their own lives.
A professional evaluation can be beneficial for:
Greater clarity and validation
Obtaining workplace accommodations
Securing educational accommodations
Documentation for support services
A deeper understanding of lifelong challenges and strengths
To revisit being previously misdiagnosed or misunderstood
Why Work With Me?
As a Latina, neurodivergent therapist with expertise in supporting the BIPOC community, I bring a perspective shaped by lived experience. My evaluations center historically overlooked populations—women and girls, Black communities, LGBTQ+ individuals, people of color, and high-achievers—who are often misdiagnosed, undiagnosed, or dismissed as having character flaws.
I use a neurodiversity-affirming, liberation-centered approach: viewing ADHD, autism, and other neurodivergent ways of thinking as natural brain variations—not something to fix—while helping you break free from the bias and discrimination that have shaped how you've been diagnosed, treated, and seen.
What Does the Evaluation Process Look Like?
Step 1: Initial Session - Psychosocial Evaluation & Intake
Complete consent forms and intake paperwork
Discuss your history—relationships, school experiences, and stories others have shared about you
Get oriented to the evaluation process and ask any questions
Step 5: Build Your Support Plan
Identify who you want on your health and treatment team
Explore personalized recommendations and resources
Discuss continuing therapy together or coaching to support you as you integrate and apply your results
Step 2: Complete Surveys Between Sessions
Complete evidence-based assessment measures (quantitative and qualitative)
These help capture patterns related to ADHD, Autism, and sensory experiences
Multiple tools are used together for a fuller picture—no single survey tells the whole story
Step 3: Review Results & Begin Processing
Review your survey results together
Begin processing what the results reveal about your patterns and experiences
Start connecting findings to your lived experience
Step 4: Report Review & Feedback
Review your full report (13–15 pages, with tables and graphs of ADHD/Autism traits) together before it's finalized
Ask questions, request changes, and share any thoughts that arose
Walk away with a clear, validating picture of your neurotype
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Your evaluation and results remain confidential and are only shared with others when you provide appropriate authorization, except where required by law.
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Yes! All evaluations are conducted virtually. Research shows that virtual assessments are just as accurate and effective as in-person evaluations, with the added benefit of meeting from wherever you feel most comfortable.
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Depending on your circumstances, evaluation reports may be used to support requests for workplace or educational accommodations. Requirements vary by employer, educational institution, and organization.
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The fee for an evaluation is $2999.
Ready to be Understood?
Your story deserves to be understood—not diagnosed and dismissed. If you're ready for an evaluation that's affirming, collaborative, and honors who you really are, reach out to Marina Kerlow Therapy to take the next step.