Comprehensive Neurodiversity-Affirming Assessments and Diagnosis

for ADHD, AuDHD, and Autism

Welcome to NeuroInclusive, a nonprofit dedicated to providing transparent, affirming, and accessible assessments for ADHD, AuDHD, and Autism (ASD). Our process has been designed by neurodivergent professionals and is conducted via secure telehealth, tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. We support adults aged 19 and older residing in Ontario and we are Trans, SOGIE, and 2SLGTBQIA+ affirming and trauma-informed.

  • Our assessment process is led by Hope, an internationally trained clinical psychologist with over 30 years of experience in mental health. As a Registered Psychotherapist and Psychometrist in Canada, Hope is dedicated exclusively to serving the neurodivergent community. Our thorough and comprehensive assessments provide official diagnoses that emphasize both strengths and challenges, ensuring a balanced understanding of each individual's unique profile. We are committed to making assessments accessible through fair pricing, transparent practices, and a supportive experience. As a nonprofit organization, 100% of your fees are directed toward covering practitioner costs and supporting our virtual clinic operations, allowing us to prioritize the well-being of our clients.

    • Official diagnosis for ADHD, AuDHD, and Autism (ASD), including the DSM-V(R) diagnostic criteria so they can be shared with any other health professional.

    • Collaborative diagnostic process. Led by a Registered Psychotherapist, Psychometrist, and specialized Nurse Practitioner.

    • Comprehensive, neurodiversity-affirming reports.: Each report highlights both challenges and strengths, providing personalized recommendations, including medication if indicated. Expect a report between 30 to 60 pages which will also include psychometric results.

    1. Intake Interview (Free). Begin with a consultation with one of our founders, Hope or Tarver, at no charge. During this interview, we ensure our services align with your needs, answer your questions, and explain the process.

    2. Secure Platform Setup: Following intake, you’ll create an account on our HIPAA-compliant platform, [Emerge], where we’ll guide you through the process and necessary paperwork.

    3. Clinical Assessment and Psychometry: Our clinicians will conduct interviews and psychometric tests designed to meet your needs. You will complete these remotely through our psychometry provider, Novopsych.

    4. Diagnostic Appointments: After your tests are complete, meet with our Nurse Practitioner, Lisa, for diagnostic interviews (Usually 3)

    5. Final Report and Recommendations: We’ll provide you with a 25-60 page comprehensive report, a diagnostic letter, and, if needed, additional support with administrative tasks. Your final appointment also includes medication and support discussions if applicable.

    Total Duration: approximately  3-4 weeks from the intake to the final diagnostic appointment.

    1. ADHD & Autism Assessment: $1,630.00 (estimated, all-inclusive)

      Autism Only Assessment: $1,410.00 (estimated, all-inclusive)

      ADHD Comprehensive Assessment: $780 (estimated, all-inclusive). Note: our services include the psychometry and 3 or 4 Nurse Practitioner appointments. Compare with other services for an Official Diagnosis for Ontario!

      Our fees cover practitioners’ hourly rates and clinic costs. We do not retain any percentage

Please read our section on “Exclusions” (below) before booking your intake interview to make sure that we can provide you with the services you need.

Exclusions: The services we cannot provide.

Please keep in mind that while virtual care is a valuable tool, it does have certain exclusions, and not every concern can be fully addressed in this setting. This service is most effective for those who can reliably use spoken language for communication. While non-speaking, minimally-speaking, and unreliably-speaking individuals absolutely deserve and can benefit from compassionate mental health care, this particular service may not be the best fit for those needs at this time.

This service is designed to support adults who are 19 years of age or older and is only available to individuals residing in Ontario.

  • Psychiatry (for conditions like bipolar disorder and schizophrenia that might require medication management),

    - Forensic Psychiatry (involving mental health within the criminal justice system),

    - Clinical Psychology (particularly for assessments related to learning differences or intellectual disabilities), Note that we hope to offer this service soon!

    - Speech-Language Pathology (if the primary concern is communication or speech),

    - Addiction Medicine (if actively managing an addiction),

    - Eating disorder treatment (if currently experiencing an eating disorder like anorexia nervosa),

    - Neurology (for issues like tics, seizures, or movement concerns),

    - Geriatric medicine (for cognitive concerns in older adults),

    - Palliative care.

  • Our goal is to ensure you receive the most suitable care possible, and if we determine that your needs would be better served elsewhere, we are committed to guiding you toward the appropriate resources.

If legal advice is what you need, such as for work, marriage, or real estate matters, we encourage you to contact appropriate legal services like the Law Society Referral Service or Legal Aid Ontario as we cannot provide legal counsel.