Consultation for Therapists Offering ADHD & Autism Assessments
You did the training. Now let's make it work in your actual practice.
The gap between training and practice
You invested in learning how to provide ADHD and autism assessments to your clients. You know the tools. But somewhere between the training and your first real assessment client, things get fuzzy. How do you structure the process? What paperwork do you need? How long does it take, and what do you charge? And how do you make the whole experience feel affirming instead of like a test someone can fail?
The gap between training and practice
I'm Stephanie Olano, LMFT, CFT-I, owner of TODOS Therapy. I run a neurodivergent-affirming assessment practice, and I've built the systems, paperwork, and workflows I wish someone had handed me at the start. Now I help other clinicians build theirs.
This is for you if…
You've completed assessment training but haven't offered assessments yet, or you've tried, and it felt clunky.
You want your process to be neuroaffirming from the first email to the feedback session, not just in theory.
You want a workflow that's sustainable for you, so assessments don't swallow your whole week.
You're tired of piecing together forms from five different sources and hoping you didn't miss anything.
You care about culturally responsive care and want your assessment process to reflect that.
What we work on together
1
Your assessment workflow, start to finish
We map out every step: inquiry, consent, intake, testing, scoring, report writing, feedback, and post-assessment support. You leave with a process you can actually follow, not a vague plan.
2
Neuroaffirming by design
We look at your process through the client's eyes: how you explain assessment, how you handle sensory needs, pacing, and accommodations, and how you deliver results so clients really understand their brain.
3
Paperwork review
We go through your consent forms, intake documents, financial agreements, and report templates together. I'll help you spot gaps, simplify language, and make your documents clearer and kinder.
4
The business side
Pricing, packaging, how many assessments you can realistically take on, and how to talk about this service with referral partners and potential clients.
Coming Soon
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Coming Soon 〰️
ADHD & Autism Assessment Toolkit for Masters-Level Therapists
Everything I wish I’d had when I started offering assessments, in one place. This toolkit is for the “okay, but what do I actually do on Monday morning?” moment.
What’s inside:
A step-by-step assessment workflow, from first inquiry to feedback session
Intake forms and a symptom history template
A script for collateral interviews
Scoring and interpretation cheat sheets
Example write-ups
Recommended tools within a masters-level scope
A referral decision tree for when to bring in a psychologist
Every piece is built to be neuroaffirming and ready to adapt to your practice, so you’re not starting from a blank page.
Join the waitlist → Waitlist members hear about it first [and get early-bird pricing].
Don’t want to wait? I’m offering 1:1 consultations now. We can work through your workflow and paperwork together and build what you need today.
A note on scope
Consultations focus on practice building, workflow, and documentation. They aren't clinical supervision, legal advice, or a substitute for your own assessment training. You remain responsible for practicing within the scope of your license and training, and for following the laws and regulations that apply to you.