



Every child develops at their own pace—but sometimes differences in communication, social interaction, play, or behavior may raise questions. An autism evaluation helps families understand whether these differences are part of a typical developmental variation or meet criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
Receiving clear information early allows families to make informed decisions, access appropriate supports, and better understand their child’s unique strengths and challenges. An evaluation is not about labeling—it’s about understanding how your child experiences the world and identifying what supports can help them thrive.
Early identification has been shown to positively impact communication, learning, social development, and long-term outcomes. Whether you are just beginning to notice concerns or have already been referred for testing, an autism evaluation can be a meaningful first step forward.


Every child is different, but certain developmental patterns may indicate that an autism evaluation could provide valuable insight.
Some signs families often notice include:
Difficulty engaging in back-and-forth interaction or shared play
Challenges forming age-appropriate peer relationships
Unusual sensory responses to sounds, textures, lights, or movement
Limited or inconsistent eye contact, gestures, or facial expressions
Repetitive movements, play patterns, or speech
Highly focused or intense interests
Delayed speech, limited language, or differences in how language is used
Strong preference for routines and difficulty with change
You do not need to see all of these signs—or be certain—before seeking an evaluation. If something feels concerning or unclear, a professional assessment can help provide answers and peace of mind.



Autism evaluations are conducted by a dedicated team of licensed clinicians who specialize in early childhood development and autism diagnostics. Our evaluators have extensive experience working with toddlers and preschool-aged children and are trained in evidence-based diagnostic tools.
Our team understands that autism testing can feel emotional and overwhelming. That’s why we prioritize clear communication, compassion, and family involvement throughout the process. From your first conversation to the final report review, our clinicians take the time to understand your concerns, answer your questions, and guide you with care.
We use culturally responsive, developmentally appropriate assessment methods to ensure evaluations are respectful, accurate, and individualized to your child and family.
Our autism evaluation process is comprehensive yet family-friendly. The goal is to gain a full understanding of your child’s development—not just test results.
The evaluation may include:
A detailed caregiver interview to understand developmental history
Observation of your child’s play, communication, and social interaction
Standardized, evidence-based diagnostic tools
Developmental and behavioral assessments
Review of previous reports or screenings (if available)
Evaluations are conducted in a child-friendly, welcoming environment designed to help children feel safe and comfortable. We follow your child’s lead whenever possible and focus on natural interaction rather than rigid testing.



After the evaluation is complete, our clinicians meet with you to review the results in detail. We explain findings in clear, easy-to-understand language—without jargon or confusion.
You will receive:
A comprehensive diagnostic report
Clear explanation of results and conclusions
Individualized recommendations based on your child’s needs
Guidance on next steps and available support options
Our goal is not just to deliver a diagnosis, but to help you fully understand what the results mean and how to move forward with confidence.


Once you submit the form, our team will reach out within 24 hours to guide you through next steps and conduct a benefits check.
Your child’s evaluation is conducted by experienced clinicians in a supportive environment designed for young children.
We work with you to find a convenient appointment time at a nearby, child-friendly location.
We review findings with you, provide clear recommendations, and help you understand available support options.
