Screening & Diagnosis

Autism Diagnostic Evaluations

Interpreting clinical reports, understanding scores, and planning next steps.

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Understanding the Diagnostic Evaluation

The diagnostic evaluation report is a comprehensive clinical document that synthesizes testing results. Beyond verifying a diagnosis, it serves as a guide for therapeutic support, outlining the client's sensory profile, communication skills, academic needs, and recommended therapies.


Structure of our Clinical Report

  • Bullet Clinical Summary: A high-level overview of the diagnostic findings and support needs.
  • Bullet Test Breakdown: Detailed scores from the ADOS-2, CARS-2, cognitive tests, and sensory assessments.
  • Bullet Sensory and Motor Profile: Specific observations regarding sensory sensitivities, motor skills, and self-regulation.
  • Bullet Support Recommendations: Customized adjustments for home, school (IEP recommendations), and therapy goals.

The Post-Evaluation Feedback Session

After the evaluation, we schedule a feedback session. We review the report page-by-page, answer your questions, and help coordinate the recommended therapies (such as speech, occupational, or social skills therapy).

Frequently Asked Questions

We typically deliver the comprehensive diagnostic report within 10 to 14 working days after the final testing session.

You can share the report with your child's pediatrician, school teachers, school counselors, and speech or occupational therapists to ensure coordinated care.

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