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Autism Diagnostic Evaluations Services: What to Expect
Potential Signs of autism spectrum disorder
Seeing signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder in your child? Diagnostic Evaluations are essential.
There is no single symptom or behavior that identifies all individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Diagnostic evaluations identify a range of behaviors that are associated with autism, such as:
- Avoidance of eye contact
- Challenges with transitions or changes in routine
- Intense sensory seeking
- Speech and language delay
- Unresponsiveness
- Lack of social interest
Call Today to schedule an autism evaluation
What You Can Do Next
- Contact our Care Team and schedule a diagnostic evaluation where available at our locations or schedule diagnostic evaluations with a licensed clinical psychologist in your area.
- Our psychologist meets with you and your child to observe and administer diagnostic evaluations at one of our learning centers.
- Our psychologist will review the results with you and answer any questions you may have.
- Our psychologist will provide you with a comprehensive overview of any recommended treatment options and you will receive a copy of your child’s diagnostic report.
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Diagnostic services available in Arizona, Colorado, and Texas
A Diagnosis is the First Step
If you are seeing potential signs of autism in your child, our psychologist team is here to help. Our psychologist will determine if there are additional steps you may need to take to help your child with the concerns you have and, if so, they will guide what those next steps should be. InBloom is thrilled to be able to offer gold-standard diagnostic evaluations in select service areas for children between the ages of 18 months and 3 years old. If your child should need ABA therapy, an official autism diagnosis is required before therapy can begin. At InBloom, the diagnostic evaluation is comprehensive and includes the following:
A Thorough Parent Interview
Focused on learning about each child’s history and day-to-day functioning
Diagnosing Evaluation
A structured observation to administer the evaluation
Feedback / Comprehensive Diagnostic Report
A session for the psychologist and parents/caregivers to discuss the assessment and results, as well as review potential recommendations. Caregivers will receive a comprehensive diagnostic report.