The report
A written report, in plain language
About three weeks after testing day, you receive a report you can read without a dictionary.
What it holds
Your history, what was tested and what it showed, in words first and scores second.
What it concludes
Whether you meet the criteria for ADHD, autism or both, and a plain statement if you do not.
What it suggests
Next steps for you and, if you wish, for your doctor or therapist.
About 3 weeks
from testing day to the written report
The feedback visit
Reading it together
A 60-minute visit, by video or in person, after you have had the report for a few days.
- 01
You read it first
I send the report before the visit, so you arrive with questions rather than surprises.
- 02
We go through it
What it says, what it does not say, and where I was unsure.
- 03
You decide who sees it
A copy goes to your doctor, an employer or a school only if you name them in writing.
- 04
Corrections
If a fact in the report is wrong, I correct it.
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