Evaluations · Adolescents 11+ and adults

Autism Evaluations in Davidson, NC

You may have questions about experiences that have been difficult to explain, or you may be seeking an evaluation for your adolescent. Wildflower offers a neurodivergent-affirming approach for people ages 11 and older.

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Space to explore your experience

People seek an evaluation for different reasons. Some want to revisit long-standing questions; others hope to understand current support needs.

Your reasons, history and goals are an important part of the conversation.

Understand the evaluation before you begin

The process includes gathering information, assessment appointments and a conversation about findings and recommendations. Ask Karrah which methods are appropriate for your situation, what information may be requested and what the service can and cannot address.

Respect for individual needs

A neurodivergent-affirming approach makes room for differences without overlooking difficulties or support needs. You can ask about communication preferences or appointment adjustments before scheduling.

Questions you can bring

  • What will the appointments involve?
  • What information or records should I prepare?
  • How will we discuss the findings?
  • What written report is included?
  • Is this service appropriate for the documentation I am seeking?

Questions

Not seeing yours? You are welcome to ask.

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Do you evaluate young children?

Wildflower’s evaluations are for ages 11 and older. For younger children, ask your pediatrician about specialists who evaluate that age group.

Can the evaluation be done online?

Yes. The complete evaluation can take place online while you are in North Carolina, South Carolina, Missouri, Kansas or Florida.

How much does an evaluation cost?

Ask for the current fee and what it includes before scheduling. Confirmed fee details will be listed on Fees & Getting Started.

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Ready to talk about an autism evaluation?

Ask about the process, communication preferences and what an evaluation could address for you or your adolescent.