By now you're probably familiar with the symptoms and are looking beyond the basics for a more data-rich assessment that connects the dots between how your mind works and the life you want to live. With a clear picture you can:
• Develop a thorough understanding of how your brain works: your cognitive strengths and weaknesses, your mood and personality styles, and how you are relate to others in relationships.
• Identify which diagnostic categories best capture your experience, not just for the label, but to give context and help you with the process of exploring your identity.
• Gain personalized recommendations that are specific to how you actually function. This may include specific therapeutic interventions, medication, coaching, self-help, or lifestyle changes.
• Advocate for workplace or school accommodations with confidence
• Replace self‑criticism with self‑understanding and practical next steps
Every evaluation uses norm-referenced and valid measures that require specialized training and a specific license to interpret. Dr. Claney has over 10 years of experience learning, supervising, and providing psychological assessments and focuses entirely on neurodiversity in her assessment services.
