Assessment Services
Clear answers and next steps through thoughtful assessment, including ADHD and autism evaluations. Learn how assessment works at Origins.
- 3 clinicians at Origins
- 2 accepting or with limited availability
- In person across North Carolina and online
Sometimes the most useful first step is understanding what is going on. An assessment is a structured process that looks at your history, experiences and current challenges so you can put words to them and find support that fits.
Our assessment services include ADHD and autism evaluations, offered with respect for how many people have been missed or misunderstood, especially adults and people who mask. The result is a clear picture, not a label to fear, and a plan for what comes next.
Common questions
What does an assessment involve?
Typically interviews about your history and current experiences, questionnaires, and sometimes information from people who know you. The clinician then reviews the results with you and explains what they mean.
Do I need an assessment to start therapy?
No. Many people begin therapy without a formal assessment. An assessment can help if you want clarity about a possible diagnosis or need documentation for school, work or accommodations.
How do I find an Origins therapist for Assessment Services?
3 Origins clinicians list Assessment Services on their profile, and 2 of them are accepting new clients or have limited availability right now. They see clients in person in Durham NC – Southpark and online in 4 states. Use the therapist directory to filter for Assessment Services, read each clinician's profile and book a free 15-minute consultation online or at 252-220-0420.
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Meet the clinicians
Each clinician below lists this in their profile. Select a card to read more and book a free consultation.
Lacey Cottingham
MSW, LCSW · Therapist (she/her)
Neurodivergent-affirming therapy for complex trauma, dissociation, and the things you've been told you should just try harder to overcome.
- In person: Durham NC – Southpark
- Online in 4 states
- Ages: Adults
- Insurance: Aetna, BCBS, CHAMPVA +3
- Fee: $200 per session, limited sliding scale
🟠 Limited Availability
Madison Heath
MSW, LCSW · Therapist (she/her)
Neurodivergent-affirming therapy for executive dysfunction, perfectionism, OCD, and the pressure to somehow do all the things.
- Online: North Carolina
- Ages: Adults
- Insurance: Aetna, BCBS, CHAMPVA +3
- Fee: $200 per session, limited sliding scale
🟠 Limited Availability
Audrey Doidge
MS, LCMHC · Therapist (she/her)
Neurodivergent-affirming therapy for people who are tired of trying to make default advice work for a brain that works differently.
- Online: North Carolina
- Ages: Adolescents/Teens, Adults, College Students
- Insurance: Aetna, BCBS, CHAMPVA +3
- Fee: $200 per session, limited sliding scale
🟡 Waitlist
Listed by availability first, then by whether the clinician's own summary mentions this focus. Fit is something you work out with a clinician, which is what the free 15-minute consultation is for.
Find care near you
Clinicians at these offices list this in their profile and see clients in person. Select an office for its address, hours and clinicians.
Durham – Southpark
5007 Southpark Dr, Suite 200-B, Durham, NC
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Book a free 15-minute consultation or give us a call, and we’ll help you find a clinician who fits your needs, your identity and your schedule.