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Canada assessment guide · Updated November 13, 2026

Adult autism assessment in Canada: process and preparation

Eldava’s adult autism assessment is for people aged 18 and over and includes an online intake, three psychologist video sessions, a full written report and feedback.

Every assessment fee includes online intake, psychologist video sessions, a full written report and feedback session.

Quick answer: The right assessment depends on your question, age, province and what you need from a report. Ask who performs it, how many sessions are included, what the written report covers and how feedback is delivered.

What is included?

Eldava’s adult autism assessment is for adults 18 and over. It includes the online intake and three video sessions with a psychologist, plus a full written report and a feedback session. The psychologist reviews individual history and experiences to reach an appropriate clinical opinion.

How to prepare

Consider developmental history, current experiences, sensory and communication needs, strengths and support questions. Ask the care team about anything you need to participate comfortably in video appointments. Additional personal information is collected only through secure intake.

Understanding the outcome

The full report and feedback session help explain the psychologist’s findings and recommended next steps. A particular diagnosis or eligibility decision is not guaranteed.

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Common questions

Who can book the adult assessment?

Adults aged 18 and over can book for themselves.

How many sessions are included?

Online intake plus three video sessions with a psychologist, as well as the written report and feedback session.

Is Klarna offered?

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Sources and further reading

General information only; not medical advice or a diagnosis. Clinical suitability is assessed individually. In an emergency, call 911.