assessment SERVICES
Virtually Serving Clients in Illinois, Kansas, & Missouri
Virtually Serving Clients in Illinois, Kansas, & Missouri
Over 80% of neurodivergent adults* lack an appropriate diagnosis or aren’t receiving care. Have you been missed? Those most likely to go undiagnosed or unsupported include women and those AFAB, BIPOCs, high-achieving adults, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community (Prakash et al, 2021; Du et al, 2025; Stewart & Happe, 2025).
Assessment services are led by Benjamin Howard, LCPC, LPC. Benjamin was diagnosed with ADHD and Autism after seeing himself in the experiences of his clients. He's now certified as a clinical ADHD and Autism specialist focused on supporting and advocating for ADHDers and Autistic folk, particularly those diagnosed as adults.
Introduction to the assessment process
Psychosocial background interview
Neuropsych Status Check
Assignment of self-report instruments
Internationally-developed Clinical Interview
Assign second battery of self-report instruments
Assign observer-report battery (if appropriate / needed)
Receive your report upon completion of all assessment batteries.
Report will include any appropriate diagnosis, tools, tactics, and recommended next steps
Clients have the option of a processing and integration session to answer any questions or collaborate on an accommodations request for work or school.
Yes. Your assessment provider is a clinical specialist licensed in your state to assess and diagnose mental and behavioral health conditions. Any diagnosis resulting from your assessment experience is official and becomes a HIPAA-protected part of your healthcare records. You control who will have access to this diagnostic information going forward.
Assessment services are provided by clinical professional counselors who are certified specialists in Autism, ADHD, and telehealth services or clinical-trainees under their supervision. The specific qualifications of your assessment provider will be available as part of your report.
Your assessment report is your official record of the assessment process and any diagnosis which results. This record can be shared with your primary care provider or an appropriate specialist to pursue medication options, as part of an accommodation process at work or school, or simply for your own knowledge and reference.
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