A comprehensive psychological evaluation for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) typically involves several key components to assess various aspects of an individual's development and behavior. This includes assessing for restrictive and repetitive behaviors and social needs. The evaluation process may include:

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• Clinical Interview: A detailed interview to gather developmental history, current concerns, and observations of behavior.

• Developmental History Review: Review of medical, developmental, and educational records to understand the individual's history and previous evaluations.

• Standardized Assessments: Administration of standardized tests to assess for symptoms related to autism spectrum disorder which may include the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS).

• Feedback and Recommendations: Providing feedback to caregivers and the individual about assessment findings, diagnoses (if applicable), and recommendations for intervention and support services.

• Formal Written Report: A detailed report summarizing assessment results, diagnostic impressions, and recommendations for educational and therapeutic interventions.​