Client has a focused assessment question
They are wondering about ADHD, autism, AuDHD, masking, burnout, executive function, sensory patterns, or overlapping explanations.
How referrals can support therapy or next steps
Assessment can give clients and their care team clearer language for therapy, medication conversations, and care planning without replacing existing support.
You do not provide assessment
Your role may be ongoing therapy, medical care, coaching, or care coordination, while assessment clarification sits outside your role.
They need usable language
The goal is clinical clarification and written synthesis they can bring back into care planning.
What clients receive
What clients may receive
Depending on the service selected and what is clinically supported, clients may receive a clinical summary, visual pattern profile, and client-friendly explanation of findings and next steps.
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Clinical interview and review
Focused interview, screening/context review, developmental history, functional impact, and differential considerations.
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Written synthesis
Client-facing language that organizes the assessment question, clinical themes, and recommended next steps.
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Provider coordination
A Clinical Coordination Summary may be available when clinically appropriate and authorized by the client.
Clarifying fit and next steps
Some questions are better served by a different evaluation path, provider, or level of care. A consult can help clarify fit before assessment begins.
Provider communication and written summaries are shared only with appropriate client authorization and when clinically relevant to the purpose of the assessment.
Have a client in mind?
Email a referral question or book a brief call to clarify fit before your client starts the process.