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ADHD & Autism Testing

At Zenith Behavioral Health & Wellness, we provide professional evaluations for ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to bring clarity, validation, and direction to your care. Our goal is to help you or your loved one better understand how your brain works and receive the personalized support you deserve.

We view neurodiversity not as something to “fix,” but as a unique way of thinking, learning, and engaging with the world. Testing is the first step toward self-awareness, access to resources, and ensuring that home, school, and work environments support your success.

ADHD & AUTISM TESTING

ADHD: Inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity, focus, and executive functioning challenges.
Autism Spectrum Disorder: Social communication differences, sensory processing patterns, repetitive behaviors, and cognitive rigidity

Testing is available for children, teens, and adults.

What We Evaluate

WHY TESTING MATTERS

  • Clarify strengths, challenges, and learning styles

  • Support school or workplace accommodations

  • Guide evidence-based therapies and interventions

  • Replace confusion or shame with understanding

  • Build a treatment plan focused on growth and wellness

A comprehensive evaluation can help:

Our Process

WHAT THE PROCESS INCLUDES:

  • Clinical interview (with parent input if a minor)

  • Behavioral assessments and rating scales

  • Cognitive, attention, or sensory testing as needed

  • Review of medical, academic, and developmental history

  • Detailed diagnostic summary with recommendations

  • Personalized therapy and treatment plan

  • Referrals for additional supports (e.g., OT, speech, or coaching)

WHEN TO CONSIDER TESTING

Testing may be helpful if you or your child experience:

  • Trouble focusing, organizing, or completing tasks

  • Emotional regulation or sensory challenges

  • Chronic distractibility, impulsivity, or restlessness

  • Social communication difficulties or missed cues

  • Rigid routines, repetitive behaviors, or unusual interests

  • Academic struggles despite strong intelligence

  • Feeling “different” without understanding why