Canada assessment guide · Updated November 13, 2026
Child and teen autism assessment in Canada: a parent guide
For ages 5 to 17, Eldava’s child and teen autism assessment includes an online intake, three to four psychologist video sessions, a full written report and feedback session. A parent or legal guardian books.
Every assessment fee includes online intake, psychologist video sessions, a full written report and feedback session.
What the assessment includes
The Eldava child and teen autism pathway is for ages 5 to 17. It includes an online intake, three to four video sessions with a psychologist, a full written report and a feedback session. A parent or legal guardian must book and participate in intake as needed.
Preparing your child and family
Consider what questions you hope to answer and what helps the child feel comfortable during video visits. The care team will explain how parent/guardian involvement works and how to share developmental information securely. Do not send a child’s health details by general email or website contact form.
After the assessment
A full report and feedback session explain the psychologist’s findings and next steps. An assessment cannot guarantee a particular diagnosis, school accommodation or funding eligibility.
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Book child and teen autism assessment →Common questions
What is the age range?
Children and teens aged 5 to 17. A parent or legal guardian submits the booking request.
How many video sessions?
Three to four sessions with a psychologist after the online intake, followed by a full report and feedback session.
Is the parent included?
Yes, a parent or legal guardian is involved in booking and intake, and the psychologist will guide participation for the individual assessment.
Sources and further reading
General information only; not medical advice or a diagnosis. Clinical suitability is assessed individually. In an emergency, call 911.