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ALL SERVICES
Neurodivergent Evaluations
Autism and ADHD evaluations, focused on high-masking presentations, for ages 10+
Psychiatric Evaluations
Medication Management
Ongoing medication management with brief, standard, or extended sessions
Documentation & Letters
The first step for all new patients. Includes a comprehensive evaluation for mental health conditions & analysis of symptoms
Holistic Psychiatric Care
Diagnostic/summary letters, ESA documentation, accommodation letters, etc.
Pharmacogenomic Testing
A whole-person approach including lab testing, lifestyle factors, and individualized treatment planning
Personalized genetic testing to explore how your body may metabolize and respond to certain psychiatric medications, helping inform individualized medication selection and treatment planning
PSYCHIATRIC EVALUATIONS & MEDICATION MANAGEMENT
Initial Intake: 60-90 mins
Insurance or self-pay $275
For all new patients
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Collects medical, mental health, & developmental history
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Discusses symptoms, challenges, & goals
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Sets the foundation for care or a neurodivergence evaluation
Your intake is focused on understanding your story. This includes exploring mood symptoms, trauma history, patterns of thought and behavior, and experiences that may have been misunderstood or misdiagnosed. You choose how deep we go.
Pre-appointment intake forms must be completed at least 24 hours before your scheduled appointment. This allows me to analyze your experiences beforehand, ensuring you get the most from our time together.
Follow-Ups
Insurance or self-pay (prices below)
For established patients
15 minutes: Brief medication check-ins for stable patients, when appropriate - $120
30 minutes: Routine medication management and focused follow-ups - $170
45 minutes: Multiple concerns, medication adjustments, or medication management with integrated psychotherapy - $195
60 minutes: Complex follow-ups involving extensive assessment, treatment planning, and/or integrated psychotherapy - $220
NEURODIVERGENT EVALUATIONS
ADHD & Autism Assessments for Ages 10+
This process is designed to capture high-masking, complex,
or previously misunderstood presentations.
Structure & Timeline:
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Pre-Appointment
Before we meet, you’ll complete an intake packet that includes your medical, personal, and psychiatric history. You’ll have space to share as much or as little detail as feels comfortable.
This information helps me begin to understand your patterns and experiences before our first session.
We will talk through everything together, so there is no pressure to answer perfectly. The goal is simply to start building a thoughtful, comprehensive picture of you.
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Comprehensive Psychiatric Intake
(Appointment #1)
A thorough review of medical, psychiatric, and
developmental history
Insurance-billable or self-pay ($275), 60-90 minutes
Insurance coverage may reduce or eliminate your out-of-pocket cost.
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Exploration of current concerns, patterns, goals, & review of intake questionnaires
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Comprehensive evaluation for mental health conditions & analysis of symptoms
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Clarification of symptom overlap and possible diagnostic pathways
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Determines whether a formal neurodivergent evaluation is appropriate and, if so, which pathway will be most appropriate
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There is no obligation to proceed with further evaluation
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Note: a formal ADHD or autism diagnosis is not made during this visit
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Diagnostic
Evaluation
(Appointment #2)
Based on the intake, we will choose the most appropriate evaluation path (see the two options below).
Prior to the evaluation, I will send several targeted assessment measures related to ADHD, autism, executive function, and other neurodivergent traits.
Because ADHD and autism frequently co-occur (more than half of autistics have ADHD!), I also assess for ADHD when autism is suspected, along with other common overlapping neurodivergent traits.
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Option 1: Comprehensive Neurodivergent AuDHD Evaluation
(Autism & ADHD)
A structured comprehensive evaluation assessing autism, ADHD, and related neurodivergent traits. Designed for individuals seeking a comprehensive understanding of both autism and ADHD, including how these patterns interact.
Self-Pay only, $650, ~3 hours
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A structured clinical interview, utilizing the Monteiro Interview Guidelines for Diagnosing the Autism Spectrum (MIGDAS), and the Diagnostic Interview for ADHD in adults (DIVA)
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Screening tools & questionnaires as completed prior to the session, behavioral observations, & collateral input when helpful (family, partner, teachers)
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Includes a Diagnostic Assessment Report summarizing diagnostic impressions, clinical rationale, key findings, functional impacts, and personalized recommendations
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Optional Comprehensive Neurodivergent Profile Report (+$125): an expanded personalized report that goes beyond diagnostic findings to provide an in-depth analysis of cognitive, social, sensory, emotional, executive functioning, masking, and self-regulation patterns. See more below.
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Option 2:
Targeted Evaluation
(Autism or ADHD)
A focused evaluation for one concern:
AUTISM EVALUATION
Self-Pay only, $400, ~2 hours
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An evaluation for individuals seeking an autism diagnosis. Includes developmental/clinical assessment, structured interview (MIGDAS), targeted measures, diagnostic formulation, and Diagnostic Assessment Report.
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Screening tools & questionnaires as completed prior to the session, behavioral observations, & collateral input when helpful (family, partner, teachers)
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Optional Comprehensive Neurodivergent Profile Report (+$125), see more below
ADHD EVALUATION
Self-Pay only, $300, ~1.5 hours
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An evaluation for individuals seeking a formal ADHD diagnosis and diagnostic documentation. Includes targeted assessment measures, clinical interview (DIVA), behavioral observations, diagnostic formulation, and Diagnostic Assessment Report.
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Optional Comprehensive Neurodivergent Profile Report (+$125), see more below
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Note: If you are receiving ongoing psychiatric care with me and prefer to explore ADHD symptoms as part of our ongoing treatment, a separate formal ADHD evaluation is not required. ADHD can be assessed clinically over the course of treatment when appropriate. This option does not include a diagnostic report. However, a letter can be provided for $100 (self-pay only, see "documentation" section) if we establish the diagnostic criteria is met.
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Results & Report
(Appointment Optional)
The standard Diagnostic Assessment Report summarizes diagnostic impressions, clinical rationale, key findings, functional impacts, and personalized recommendations. This report provides clear documentation of assessment results and can be used to support treatment planning, self-understanding, and accommodation requests when appropriate. It is included in the evaluation cost.
The optional Comprehensive Neurodivergent Profile Report (+$125) is an expanded personalized report that goes beyond diagnostic findings to provide an in-depth analysis of cognitive, social, sensory, emotional, executive functioning, masking, and self-regulation patterns. Includes individualized strengths, challenges, insights, and tailored recommendations designed to support deeper self-understanding and personal growth. Can range from 10 to 15+ pages depending on the case.
If you would like to schedule a follow-up to review these results and discuss a treatment plan and next steps, you may. I encourage you to ask as many questions as you would like. You deserve to have full clarity!
TOTAL COST (Initial Intake + Diagnostic Evaluation + Included Diagnostic Assessment Report):
Comprehensive Autism & ADHD Evaluation $925
ADHD Evaluation $575
Autism Evaluation $675
The total cost above reflects the maximum out-of-pocket cost if insurance is not used for the initial intake (appointment #1). In many cases, the first appointment may be partially or fully covered by insurance, reducing your total cost.
The second evaluation appointment is self-pay due to the extended time and depth involved, inside and outside of the appointments.
To learn more about billing (insurance and self-pay), CLICK HERE.
Note: Payment is collected at the time of each appointment. Payment plans are also available.
DOCUMENTATION & LETTERS
Documentation and letters are provided when clinically appropriate and based on an established evaluation.
Diagnostic/Summary Letters
$100
Diagnostic summaries or letters as an add-on, when requested.
Accommodation
Letters
$100
Customized letters for
academic, testing, or workplace accommodations.
ESA Letter
$100
Emotional support animal documentation, when clinically appropriate.
FMLA Documentation
$125
When clinically appropriate. Must be an established patient.
HOLISTIC PSYCHIATRIC CARE
Individualized, chronic illness-informed care that considers the full picture
of your mental and physical health.
Your comprehensive treatment plan may include:
- Lab testing & supplementation if clinically appropriate
- In-depth understanding of your patterns and experiences
- Medication, when appropriate, & careful review of interactions
- Individualized referrals & collaboration with therapists and other providers
- Analysis of lifestyle factors such as sleep, nutrition, and stress
Care is always collaborative and individualized.
If you're interested in diving deeper, we'll explore that together.
If you aren't interested in further testing, or are looking for straightforward
medication support, that’s okay too! We will tailor your care to your needs.
Optional lab testing may be used to identify underlying factors that
could be contributing to symptoms.
Markers we may look at that can affect mental health symptoms:
Vitamin D, B12, Folate, etc.
Iron & Ferritin
Magnesium, Zinc, Copper, etc.
Organ function, blood sugar, & electrolytes (CMP)
Blood cell counts, including hemoglobin & hematocrit (CBC)
Inflammation markers (CRP, ESR, ANA)
Hormone, endocrine, & thyroid testing
If supplements are recommended, I offer access to high-quality options through Fullscript, with discounted pricing.
Pharmacogenomic Testing for Mental Health
Using genetic insights to inform more personalized psychiatric medication management
More than just a genetic test.
Your results are personally interpreted by a psychiatric provider and incorporated into your individualized treatment plan, helping inform medication decisions based on your genetics, clinical history, and treatment needs.
What is pharmacogenomic testing?
Pharmacogenomic testing examines specific genetic variations that can influence how your body processes certain medications and, in some cases, how it responds to them.
These differences can affect medication metabolism, potentially influencing how quickly a medication is broken down, the amount of medication that remains in your system, and whether certain dosing adjustments may be appropriate.
How testing is incorporated into your care
Pharmacogenomic results are reviewed alongside your psychiatric history, previous medication trials, current symptoms, and treatment goals. I personally interpret the findings and use them as an additional resource when developing an individualized medication management plan.
This allows us to consider how your genetic profile may influence medication metabolism and prescribing considerations while taking your broader clinical picture into account.
Who benefits most from pharmacogenomic testing?
Testing may be worth considering if you:
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Have experienced limited benefit from one or more psychiatric medications
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Have experienced unexpected or difficult-to-manage medication side effects
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Have concerns about medication tolerability or metabolism
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Have tried multiple medications and want additional information to guide future treatment decisions
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Are interested in incorporating genetic information into your psychiatric treatment plan
Understanding the limitations
Pharmacogenomic testing provides additional information to help guide psychiatric medication management, but it is not a definitive predictor of medication response.
Genetic results cannot determine with certainty which medication will be most effective, guarantee that a medication will be well tolerated, or eliminate the trial-and-error process of finding the right treatment. Medication response is influenced by many factors beyond genetics, including medical history, current medications, metabolism, lifestyle, and individual physiology.
Additionally, not all psychiatric medications have established pharmacogenomic associations, and the clinical usefulness of available genetic information varies depending on the medication and specific genetic findings.
Pharmacogenomic testing is intended to complement (not replace) clinical assessment and judgment.