Evaluations
Understanding the WHY Behind Behavior
Have you ever wondered why everyday tasks seem harder than they should? Why you feel overwhelmed by situations others appear to manage easily? Or why you’ve spent years feeling different without fully understanding why?
At Clear Perception Behavioral Services, we offer individualized, neurodiversity-affirming assessments that explore strengths, developmental patterns, executive functioning, sensory experiences, and overlapping conditions such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and learning differences.
An evaluation is not simply about receiving a diagnosis. It is about gaining a clearer understanding of yourself or your child and determining what support may be most helpful.
Telehealth services are available to eligible individuals in Indiana, Michigan, New Hampshire, and Oregon, subject to licensure and clinical appropriateness.
Questions about costs, insurance, reports, or scheduling? See the FAQ.
Children, Adolescents & Adults
$300
Includes a written report with findings, diagnostic determination, and recommendations.
A formal diagnostic evaluation exploring attention, organization, working memory, time management, task initiation, emotional regulation, and impulsivity.
Adolescents & Adults
$300
Includes a focused clinical assessment, relevant history, screening measures as appropriate, and a written report.
A focused assessment for adolescents and adults that includes relevant history, screening measures, and a written report summarizing findings, clinical impressions, and recommendations for next steps. Screening does not automatically establish or rule out an Autism diagnosis.
Adolescents & Adults
$1,500
Private pay. An in-depth diagnostic assessment with a comprehensive written report and individualized recommendations.
An in-depth, individualized diagnostic assessment exploring developmental, personal, mental health, social communication, sensory, and adaptive functioning, with a detailed written report and individualized recommendations.
ADHD is more than difficulty paying attention. It can affect many aspects of daily functioning, including:
Some people experience these difficulties throughout childhood. Others do not recognize the pattern until adulthood, when work, education, parenting, or relationships become more demanding. ADHD may also be overlooked in individuals who perform well academically, compensate through extensive effort, or experience predominantly inattentive symptoms.
Our ADHD evaluation is a formal diagnostic evaluation. It includes a clinical interview, relevant history, standardized measures, and careful consideration of overlapping conditions. When supported by the findings, it results in a diagnostic determination and a written report with individualized recommendations.
Autism doesn’t always look the way people expect. It can present differently across individuals, and many people develop sophisticated strategies for navigating social expectations. An evaluation may explore:
A focused clinical assessment for adolescents and adults that includes relevant history and screening measures as appropriate, along with a written report summarizing findings, identified characteristics, clinical impressions, and recommendations for next steps.
Screening does not automatically establish or rule out an Autism diagnosis. A comprehensive diagnostic evaluation is a separate service.
An in-depth, individualized diagnostic assessment that comprehensively explores the person’s experiences and functioning — including developmental and mental health history, social communication, sensory processing, executive and adaptive functioning, masking, and overlapping conditions such as ADHD, anxiety, depression, and trauma.
Includes a detailed written report integrating clinical history, assessment findings, diagnostic reasoning, conclusions, and individualized recommendations. A particular diagnosis is not guaranteed.
Depending on clinical needs, the assessment may include:
The comprehensive evaluation includes a detailed written report that integrates the clinical history, assessment findings, diagnostic reasoning, conclusions, and individualized recommendations. This evaluation looks beyond individual symptoms to understand the person’s overall developmental, psychological, and functional profile. A particular diagnosis is not guaranteed.
Clear Perception Behavioral Services places particular emphasis on individuals whose Autism-related characteristics may have been overlooked or misunderstood.
This includes women, adolescents, and adults with average or above-average intellectual abilities, and people who have learned to mask or compensate for their differences.
Some individuals have spent years receiving treatment for anxiety, depression, or other concerns without fully understanding the developmental and sensory patterns contributing to their experiences. A thoughtful evaluation considers these possibilities without assuming that Autism is necessarily the explanation.
While each evaluation is individualized, the process generally includes the following components. The specific measures used depend on the type of assessment and the individual’s needs.
| Service | Ages | Fee | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| ADHD Diagnostic Evaluation | Children, Adolescents & Adults | $300 | Formal diagnostic assessment with written report |
| Autism Screening | Adolescents & Adults | $300 | Focused assessment with written screening report and recommendations |
| Comprehensive Autism Evaluation | Adolescents & Adults | $1,500 — private pay | In-depth developmental, personal, and mental health assessment with comprehensive diagnostic report |
Insurance may cover the ADHD diagnostic evaluation depending on individual benefits and billing requirements. We do not guarantee coverage or a specific patient payment; we encourage you to confirm your benefits with your insurer before scheduling.
The Comprehensive Autism Evaluation is private pay. The Autism Screening is $300 and includes a written screening report. Please contact us with any questions about payment.
For more on verifying benefits, payment methods, and CareCredit, see the fees and insurance FAQ.
A thoughtful evaluation may help individuals:
Receiving a diagnosis is not the only meaningful outcome. Sometimes ruling out a suspected condition or identifying another explanation can be equally valuable. An evaluation offers clarity to work from — it does not guarantee a particular diagnosis, treatment result, insurance decision, or accommodation.
You do not need to know exactly which assessment is appropriate before reaching out. Contact us to discuss your concerns and we will help clarify which service may best fit your needs.
Clear Perception Behavioral Services welcomes appropriate referrals from healthcare providers, therapists, psychiatrists, pediatricians, schools, and other professionals.
A professional referral is not required to request an evaluation or screening.
With appropriate written authorization, we can communicate with referring professionals and share relevant findings or recommendations to support coordinated care.