Diagnostics and Mental Health

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Appointments Available Now |

We know waiting can be stressful. That’s why we offer immediate scheduling—no waitlist—so your child can get the support they need right away.

Get diagnostic results within three weeks. Early diagnosis helps children access the right supports sooner.

ICAN’s Diagnostic Team works together to provide the following services:

  • Diagnosis of autism, ADHD, and other neurodevelopmental disorders

  • Cognitive Testing

  • Dyslexia Diagnostic Testing

  • Child and adolescent treatment

  • Psychotherapy (telehealth)

  • Behavioral Parent Training

  • Pivotal response Treatment

  • Educational testing

  • Neuropsychological testing

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Our Services

Diagnostics

Meet with a member of our diagnostic team including a pediatrician and clinical psychologists in our comprehensive diagnostic series to diagnose your child with autism, ADHD, or other neurodevelopmental disabilities such as dyslexia.

Early diagnosis helps children access the right supports sooner, making treatment more effective and easing stress for families.

Mental Health

Our Licensed Mental Health Counselors provide individual mental health support for children and parents, as well as family counseling to support:

  • anxiety

  • depression

  • coping with diagnosis

  • low self-esteem

  • difficulty making friends

  • dealing with loss

  • and more

What to Expect from an ICAN Autism Diagnostic Evaluation

Step One: Intake Appointment

Your first appointment will be with one of our diagnosticians. This may be a psychologist, pediatrician, or a nurse practitioner. This is a conversation-based appointment where we’ll take time to get to know you and your child. This appointment takes place virtually via telehealth with one of our providers.

Step Two: In-Person Testing

Next, you and your child will come in for an in-person testing appointment with one of our psychometrists. Psychometrists are specially trained to administer assessments in a way that’s both accurate and supportive. These evaluations might include puzzles, games, questions, and activities that explore how your child learns, communicates, solves problems, and manages emotions.

Step Three: Feedback Appointment

After the testing is complete and all the information has been reviewed, you’ll meet again, virtually, with your diagnostician for a feedback session. This is where we walk you through what we’ve learned about your child—both the challenges and the strengths.