A name for what you've been navigating all along.
Many adults reach midlife before anyone asks the right questions. You've learned to mask, to perform, to read rooms and stay one step ahead. You've built routines that make life work, while wondering why ordinary things take so much out of you.
An evaluation replaces years of self-doubt with a clear, documented answer. Whether the result is autism, something else, or both, you walk away with language that fits your experience and a plan you can use.
This is a complete clinical process, not an online quiz. Every autism evaluation is conducted personally by Ashley Bryant, LPC, CRC, with an affirming, strength-based approach.
One flat fee. No surprises.
$695 covers the entire autism evaluation from booking to feedback session. No per-form charges, no report fee, no upsells at the end. You know your full cost before you book, and payment at booking holds your spot.
The evaluation is self-pay and is not billed to insurance. You receive a paid receipt for your records.
Adult Autism Evaluation
$695
All-inclusive. Adults 18+ in OK, CO, TX & FL.
Clinical interview and developmental history
Validated autism screening tools and scoring
Review of overlapping conditions
Written report and feedback session
Book Your Autism Evaluation
Self-pay service, not billed to insurance. Payment due at booking. A paid receipt is provided for your records.
Adult Autism Evaluation Questions
How much does an adult autism evaluation cost?+
A flat $695, all-inclusive, with no surprise fees. That covers your clinical interview, developmental history, screening tools and scoring, your written report, and your feedback session.
Do you bill insurance?+
No. The evaluation is a self-pay service. Payment is due at booking, and you receive a paid receipt for your records.
Is the evaluation done online?+
Yes. The entire evaluation is virtual and available to adults in Oklahoma, Colorado, Texas, and Florida. You complete everything from home, wherever home is in those four states.
Is this an affirming evaluation?+
Yes. The evaluation is strength-based and affirming. The goal is clarity and language that fits your experience, not a deficit list or a label to fix you. Autistic adults are welcomed and respected throughout the process, and identity-first or person-first language is used based on your preference.
What if I think I have both autism and ADHD?+
That's common, and the two often go together. Let us know when you book, and we can talk through evaluating for both so you get the full picture in one process.
Do I need someone from my childhood to participate?+
Not required, but helpful if available. Autism is a lifelong neurotype, so the developmental history matters. If you have a parent, sibling, or longtime friend who could share their perspective on your early years, that adds context. If you don't, you provide the history yourself, and the evaluation works with what you can tell us.
What if it turns out not to be autism?+
Then you'll know that, which is just as valuable. Many experiences look like autism but turn out to be ADHD, social anxiety, sensory processing issues, trauma responses, or some combination. Your evaluation looks at the whole picture, and your report will say what the findings actually support, along with recommendations either way.
How long does the process take?+
Plan for two virtual appointments: your clinical interview and your feedback session. Your written report is delivered within 5 to 7 business days of completing your questionnaires.
Will this work for workplace or school accommodations?+
Often, yes. Many employers and programs accept a diagnostic evaluation from a licensed clinician. Some specific situations, such as certain standardized testing accommodations, require psychological or neuropsychological testing by a licensed psychologist. If your situation requires that, we'll tell you up front and refer you to the right provider.
Adult autism evaluations are clinical diagnostic assessments conducted by Ashley Bryant, LPC, CRC, a counselor licensed in Oklahoma, Colorado, Texas, and Florida, using a clinical interview, developmental history, and validated screening tools. They are not psychological or neuropsychological testing. If a standardized psychological evaluation is required for a specific accommodation, we will refer you to a licensed psychologist.