Diagnostics shouldn't be a black box — neither in content nor in price. That's why, with us, you know from the start which method fits your question and what it costs.
Every diagnostic question is different — and needs a different scope of diagnostics. A clear-cut suspected ADHD case in a school-age child calls for a different approach than symptoms that have remained unclear for years in an adult, where several possible diagnoses overlap. Our three service tiers reflect exactly that: from focused single-method diagnostics to comprehensive differential diagnostics for complex cases.
Objective assessment of the core ADHD symptoms — attention, activity, and impulsivity — using technology-supported testing methods (similar to recognized approaches such as QbTech). Instead of relying solely on observation and questionnaires, we measure core symptoms directly and objectively.
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Who it's for:
Children from age 6, adolescents, and adults with a clearly defined suspected ADHD case, without further complicating factors.
Time to result:
Usually a few days.
Age-appropriate, objective screening methods for autism spectrum conditions across the entire lifespan — from gaze-based methods in early childhood, to structured behavioral observation at school age, to speech- and interaction-based methods for adolescents and adults.
Depending on age, autism screening requires different methods and generally a more involved professional evaluation than a pure attention-testing procedure.
Included:
Who it's for:
Children, adolescents, and adults with a clearly defined suspected autism case.
Time to result:
Usually a few days to a week.
For situations where symptoms cannot be clearly assigned to a single diagnosis — for example, suspected overlap between ADHD and autism, symptoms that have remained unclear for many years, or when other explanations (e.g. anxiety disorder, high sensitivity, effects of trauma) need to be ruled out first.
Included:
Who it's for:
People with long-unclear or contradictory symptoms, suspected overlapping diagnoses, or where earlier assessments have not led to a clear result.
Time to result:
Depending on the scope of methods needed, usually 1–2 weeks.
Complementary screening of sensory processing (sounds, light, touch), useful as an add-on to any of the three main services.
Regular follow-up measurement to objectively track the effect of ongoing therapy or medication. Also bookable independently of an initial diagnosis.
All three service tiers can be booked remotely (via our secure testing platform) or in person at one of our partner facilities. For complex differential diagnostics, depending on the methods chosen, we often recommend a combination of both.
In a short, non-binding conversation, we'll work out together which diagnostic tier fits your situation, before you decide on an appointment.
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