Rigorous Science. Human Delivery.
Evidence-based ADHD, Autism, AuDHD, OCD, and PTSD evaluations designed for late-identified women, AFAB, and LGBTQIA+ adults.
You've spent years masking, adapting, and searching for real answers. Rebellious Assessments combines gold-standard clinical rigor with deeply affirming care—giving you the official diagnostic documentation you need for medication and accommodations, paired with a custom NeuroMap™ to help you actually thrive.
DSM-5-TR Compliant
Built on standardized, psychometrically sound testing tools to ensure gold-standard diagnostic rigor.
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Medication & HR Ready
Engineered to meet documentation standards for prescribing providers, universities, and workplace ADA requests.
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Includes Custom NeuroMap™
Translates your clinical data into a colorful, actionable roadmap for your executive function, strengths, daily life, & next steps.
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Affirming & Trauma-Informed
Zero stuffiness or gatekeeping. Designed specifically for late-identified women, AFAB, and LGBTQIA+ adults.Designed with heart and care in mind.
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Your Personalized Neurodivergent Profile
A clear guide of how your brain works, strengths & struggles, behavioral patterns, and your lived experience to help you plan clearly for a new tomorrow.
NeuroMap™ is a comprehensive, identity‑affirming profile that integrates your assessment results, your history, your masking patterns, your sensory profile, and the ways trauma may have shaped how you show up in the world. It’s designed for adults who’ve spent years feeling misunderstood, misdiagnosed, or “too complicated” for traditional evaluations.
What’s inside your NeuroMap™:
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Diagnostic clarity across ADHD, Autism, AuDHD, OCD, and PTSD
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Strengths‑based insights that highlight your natural abilities as well as areas of struggle and how to receive support
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Executive functioning profile (attention, planning, working memory, regulation)
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Masking + camouflaging analysis
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Sensory profile and environmental needs
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Trauma‑interaction patterns (how trauma and neurodivergence overlap)
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Burnout + overwhelm cycles
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Identity‑affirming interpretation of your lived experience
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Personalized recommendations for support, accommodations, and next steps
Why NeuroMap™ matters
Many adults receive a diagnosis and then very little guidance beyond that.
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No explanation.
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No context.
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No roadmap.
Your custom NeuroMap™ presents you with a more complete picture of how your brain works, why your lived experience
NeuroMap™
Transparent. Ethical. No surprises.
Your assessment is a comprehensive, trauma‑informed evaluation that blends clinical expertise with neurodivergent lived experience. The pricing reflects the depth of the process, the clinician's committed time, and the wraparound care you receive.
Payment Policy
All fees are due at the time of your session. Some services require a deposit to hold your spot. All services are private‑pay, and we are happy to provide a superbill upon request for potential out‑of‑network reimbursement through your insurance provider. If you have any questions about coverage, billing, or what to expect, you are always highly encouraged and more than welcome to ask — we are here to make the process as clear, comfortable, and supportive as possible.
Good Faith Estimate of Costs
You are entitled to receive a Good Faith Estimate that shows the costs of items and services that are reasonably expected for your health care needs for an item or service. The estimate is based on information known at the time the estimate was created. The Good Faith Estimate does not include any unknown or unexpected costs that may arise during treatment. You could be charged more if complications or special circumstances occur. If this happens, federal law allows you to dispute (appeal) the bill. If you are billed for more than this Good Faith Estimate, you have the right to dispute the bill. You may contact the health care provider or facility listed to let them know the billed charges are higher than the Good Faith Estimate. You can ask them to update the bill to match the Good Faith Estimate, ask to negotiate the bill, or ask if there is financial assistance available. You may also start a dispute resolution process with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). If you choose to use the dispute resolution process, you must start the dispute process within 120 calendar days (about 4 months) of the date on the original bill. There is a $25 fee to use the dispute process. If the agency reviewing your dispute agrees with you, you will have to pay the price on this Good Faith Estimate. If the agency disagrees with you and agrees with the health care provider or facility, you will have to pay the higher amount. To learn more and get a form to start the process, go to www.cms.gov/nosurprises or call (800) 368-1019. For questions or more information about your right to a Good Faith Estimate or the dispute process, visit www.cms.gov/nosurprises or call (800) 368-1019. When you receive a copy of your GFE, keep a copy in a safe place or take pictures of it. You may need it if you are billed a higher amount.
BIPOC Discount
We offer a 25% off BIPOC discount that applies to all evaluations offered. If you identify as BIPOC and would like to use this discount, just let your clinician know before your appointment.
WHAT YOU’LL WALK AWAY WITH
Clarity that finally makes your life make sense.
Your assessment doesn’t end with a diagnosis. You’ll leave with a comprehensive, strengths‑based understanding of your brain, your patterns, and the experiences that shaped you — all grounded in clinical accuracy and identity‑affirming interpretation.
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A clear diagnostic outcome
ADHD, Autism, AuDHD, OCD, PTSD — or a combination — explained in a way that actually reflects your lived experience. -
Your NeuroMap™ profile
A personalized, strengths‑based map of your neurodivergent traits, masking patterns, sensory needs, trauma interactions, and executive functioning profile -
A written report you can use for
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Actionable recommendations
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Validation you’ve never received before
A clinical explanation that finally aligns with what you’ve known about yourself all along.
This isn’t just an assessment — it’s a reclamation of your story.
Every Adult Assessment Includes:
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Intake & history review
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Clinical interview (DIVA-5, ADI-R, SCID, etc
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Evidence‑based ADHD, Autism, AuDHD, OCD, and PTSD assessments
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Lived‑experience integration
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Diagnostic clarification
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Your custom NeuroMap™
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Comprehensive written report
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Feedback session + next‑steps planning (optional)
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Recommendations for accommodations, workplace support, and referrals when appropriate.
Why private‑pay matters
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Private-pay allows you to choose who knows your diagnosis, while insurance requires submitting a diagnosis to justify payment.
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Private‑pay means you decide whether it enters your medical record.
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With private-pay, your diagnostic information stays private.
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Private‑pay keeps your information in your hands.
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Private-pay also relieves insurance-based restrictions on testing.
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Insurance often limits:
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how much time is invested in an assessment
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which tests can be used
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how many conditions can be evaluated
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whether trauma can be integrated
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whether Autism + ADHD can be assessed together
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Whether your lived experience is centered
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Customization such as a full, personalized NeuroMap™
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Our assessment
is different...
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Insurance companies often keep records that can be visible to future insurers or providers.
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Insurance companies often require strict “medical necessity,” which often ignores
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masking
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trauma interaction
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sensory needs
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gendered expectations
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burnout cycles
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Insurance‑based reports are often short and clinical
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Private‑pay allows for:
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strengths‑based insights
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sensory profile
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executive functioning map
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trauma interaction pattern
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identity‑affirming interpretation
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personalized recommendations
Summary:
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We assess multiple conditions together (ADHD, Autism, AuDHD, OCD, PTSD)
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We integrate trauma, masking, and identity — not just symptoms
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We take the time needed to understand your full story without excessively lengthy appointments
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We use evidence‑based tools AND lived‑experience context
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We provide a detailed report you can use for accommodations, workplace support, and next steps
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We honor complexity, and do not reduce you to a checklist
Many insurance‑based assessments are brief, checklist‑driven, and limited to one diagnosis. Our private‑pay model allows for a comprehensive, trauma‑informed evaluation that integrates your lived experience, masking patterns, sensory needs, identity, and the ways gendered expectations may have shaped how you were perceived. You receive a personalized NeuroMap™; a detailed written report, which includes recommendations you can use for accommodations, workplace support, and your next steps — all without insurance restrictions or diagnostic pressure.
FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to know what I’m being assessed for before I book?
No. Many clients come in uncertain whether their experience aligns with ADHD, Autism, AuDHD, OCD, PTSD, or something else entirely. You don’t need to know the answer before you begin. During our initial intake process, we will do an overview of any ND traits or post‑traumatic patterns you are dealing with, and co-create an evaluation path tailored to your specific lived experience. You don't have to self-diagnose or fit neatly into a box to get started; we guide you through the process step-by-step so you walk away with clearer diagnostic clarity and your custom NeuroMap™.
What if I’ve been dismissed or misdiagnosed in the past?
You’re not alone. Many late‑identified adults were overlooked because they masked, adapted, or were perceived through gendered expectations. This assessment is designed to honor your lived experience, not invalidate it.
Will this assessment feel overwhelming?
The process is paced for your nervous system. You’ll have structure, guidance, and breaks as needed. Everything is trauma‑informed, neurodivergent‑affirming, and designed to reduce pressure.
Can trauma impact how ADHD or Autism show up?
Absolutely. Trauma can shape masking, emotional regulation, sensory responses, and burnout patterns. Your assessment integrates trauma context rather than strictly separating it from your neurodivergence.
Will I get a diagnosis I can use for accommodations?
Yes. You’ll receive a comprehensive written report that can be used for workplace accommodations, academic support, referrals, medication, and next steps.
What if I’m afraid of being “wrong” about my neurodivergence?
There is no “wrong.” Many adults spend years doubting themselves because their traits didn’t match stereotypes. Your assessment explores your patterns with curiosity, compassion, and clinical accuracy.
Do you assess AuDHD?
Yes. While AuDHD is not a formal diagnosis in the DSM‑5, many people use the term to describe the dual diagnosis of Autism and ADHD. If you choose to add an Autism assessment to your ADHD evaluation, your final report will include a detailed section recognizing your autistic traits and comparing them with ADHD‑related patterns that may overlap. AuDHD is frequently missed or misunderstood, especially in late‑identified adults. Your evaluation will help clarify both the overlap and the distinctions between autistic traits and ADHD patterns — including sensory‑driven executive dysfunction, emotional intensity, and burnout cycles — so you can understand your neurotype with accuracy and confidence.
Will this go on my permanent medical record?
Not unless you choose to share it. Because this is private‑pay, your diagnostic information stays in your hands. You decide who sees it and how it’s used.
What if I’m nervous about the interview?
That’s completely normal. The interview is conversational, supportive, and paced gently. You don’t need to perform, mask, or “get it right.” You just get to be yourself.
What if I’ve already been diagnosed but want more clarity?
You’re welcome here. Many clients come in with partial diagnoses, outdated evaluations, or reports that didn’t reflect their lived experience. NeuroMap™ gives you the full picture.
How do you handle information from visitors to this website?
We only collect the minimum information needed to keep the website running smoothly. This may include basic analytics such as which pages were visited and how long they were viewed. This helps us understand what content is helpful and improve the site experience. We do not sell, trade, or share visitor data with outside companies.
Do you collect personal or identifying information when someone visits the site?
No. Simply visiting the website does not require you to enter any personal information. If you choose to submit a contact form or schedule an appointment, you decide what information you share. Any identifying information you provide is used only to respond to your inquiry or support your care.
How do you protect sensitive information?
We follow industry‑standard privacy practices to keep your information safe. This includes limiting what data is collected, storing information securely, and only keeping data as long as necessary. Sensitive information shared through clinical portals (such as intake forms or assessments) is protected under HIPAA and handled separately from general website data.
Do you use cookies or analytics tools?
Yes — but only basic, privacy‑respectful analytics. These tools help us understand how visitors use the site so we can improve clarity, accessibility, and navigation. You can disable cookies in your browser at any time. We do not use tracking tools for advertising or behavioral profiling.
Do you share my information with third parties?
No. We do not sell or share visitor information with advertisers or data brokers. If you submit a contact form, your information is used solely to respond to you. If you become a client, your clinical information is stored securely within HIPAA‑compliant systems and is never shared without your consent or legal requirement.
Can I request that my information be deleted?
Yes. If you’ve submitted a contact form or emailed us and would like your information removed, you can request deletion at any time. Clinical records follow legal retention requirements, but non‑clinical website inquiries can be deleted upon request.
Where can I read your full privacy policy?
A link to our full Privacy Policy is available in the website footer. It explains what data is collected, how it’s used, how long it’s stored, and your rights regarding your information — all in clear, plain language.
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