Our Neurodiversity-Affirming Services in Seattle
A safe Seattle space where high-masking folks don't have to hide.
Let’s Find Out How Your Brain Works, Together
At Edwards Psychiatry in Seattle, we view neurodiversity as a natural, valid variation in human neurology, not a list of deficits to be pathologized.
In fact, having a neurodivergent brain is often a profound strength, bringing unique advantages like deep creative problem-solving, exceptional hyper-focus, and intuitive, outside-the-box thinking.
Whether you are seeking a formal diagnostic evaluation to unlock these strengths or looking for continuous, specialized clinical support, our team is dedicated to providing warm, trauma-informed, and culturally competent care.
Explore our specialized services below to find the exact pathway that fits your unique goals.
Different Ways We Support You: From Testing to ADHD Coaching
Psychiatric Evaluation
Our intake evaluations deeply explore your current challenges, medical history, and unique patterns to provide a foundation to your care.
ADHD Testing
Wondering if your lifelong struggles with focus, procrastination, and time management are actually undiagnosed ADHD? We offer comprehensive ADHD testing for children, teens, and adults in Seattle.
Autism Testing
If you suspect your chronic social fatigue or sensory sensitivities point toward the autism spectrum (or a dual combination of both Autism and ADHD) our affirming assessment track is designed specifically for high-masking adults and professionals.
Medication Management
If your treatment plan includes supportive prescriptions, our psychiatric team offers careful, personalized medication management. We continuously adjust your regimen to optimize focus and emotional regulation while honoring your systemic neurotype.
ADHD Coaching
A diagnosis tells you how your brain is wired, but coaching gives you the practical toolkit to thrive. Work to build sustainable systems for task organization, emotional regulation, and productivity without masking who you are. ADHD coaching is available for Individuals, Couples, Groups, and Families.
Genetic Testing
If you have tried more mental health medications than you can remember, it can feel incredibly frustrating. The truth is, your body might just have a completely unique way of processing chemicals or a natural genetic sensitivity. Genetic testing gives us better information, so that you can skip the back and forth medication trials.
Other Services Available
As part of your care, there may be costs from (optional) services or products recommended outside of Edwards Psychiatry such as genetic testing, lab testing, prescriptions, or supplements.
Prescriptions and Supplements
Before filling a prescription or purchasing supplements, we recommend checking with your pharmacy or dispensary for a cost estimate.
If you are completing saliva collection with Genomind, typical cost ranges from $0-$399 depending on insurance. Review their cost and coverage information at: https://genomind.com/cost-and-coverage/
Lab Testing
We partner with Rupa Health, Quest Diagnostics, and LabCorp to order laboratory testing. All labs are
self-pay, and pricing varies based on the specific tests ordered. You’ll receive a cost estimate in advance, and you always have the option to complete labs elsewhere if you prefer.
Edwards Psychiatry Service Fees
We believe in clear, transparent pricing so you always know what to expect. We accept Zelle (our preferred method), Venmo, credit and debit cards, and HSA/FSA cards.
Payment is due at the time of service.
Psychiatric Evaluation:
$550 for up to 60 minutes (in-person or virtual)
All of our services begin with an initial psychiatric evaluation (except ADHD coaching).
The psychiatric evaluation involves a thorough review of your medical and mental health history as well as getting to know each other. Together, we'll formulate a working diagnosis and create an individualized treatment plan which may or may not include medication or further testing.
Extended Psychiatric Evaluation:
$750 for up to 90 minutes (in-person or virtual)
For complex cases and presentations (including complex diagnostic profiles, treatment-resistant conditions, or comprehensive medication reviews) we recommend an Extended Psychiatric Evaluation. These sessions typically last up to 90 minutes to ensure a thorough assessment of your history and symptoms.
ADHD Testing:
Conducted in 3 Parts ($1,075 Total)
$550 for Psychiatric Evaluation (virtual or in-person)
$250 for QbCheck test itself (virtual)
$275 for interpretation visit (in-person or virtual)
QbCheck ADHD testing is an objective, FDA-approved psychometric test available by provider referral for patients ages 6-60 years old. It helps diagnose ADHD as well as evaluate the efficacy of treatment.
Kindly note that an initial psychiatric evaluation must first be completed to establish care and determine if a referral for QbCheck testing is medically appropriate.
Autism Testing: (NEW)
Conducted in 3 Parts ($1,500 Total)
Psychiatric Evaluation: ($550)
Assessment Battery ($475): The cost of the digital assessments (administered via our secure partner, NovoPsych) as well as provider time spent analyzing the results and drafting your comprehensive report.
Feedback & Treatment Planning ($475): Your provider will share your results, provide clinical feedback, and collaborate with you on a personalized treatment plan.
Kindly note that an initial psychiatric evaluation must first be completed to establish care and determine if a referral for Autism testing is medically appropriate.
AuDHD Testing: (NEW)
Dual testing for both ADHD and Autism. Conducted in 4 Parts ($1,750 Total)
Psychiatric Evaluation: ($550)
QbCheck Testing ($250):
QbCheck ADHD testing is an objective, FDA-approved psychometric test available by provider referral for patients ages 6-60 years old. It helps diagnose ADHD as well as evaluate the efficacy of treatment.
Assessment Battery ($475): The cost of the digital assessments (administered via our secure partner, NovoPsych) as well as provider time spent analyzing the results and drafting your comprehensive report.
Feedback & Treatment Planning ($475): Your provider will share your results, provide clinical feedback, and collaborate with you on a personalized treatment plan.
Kindly note that an initial psychiatric evaluation must first be completed to establish care and determine if a referral for Autism testing is medically appropriate.
Medication Management:
$200 for 30 minutes (in-person or virtual)
$275 for 45 minutes (in-person or virtual)
Specialist prescribing focused on what works for your body and lifestyle, not one-size-fits-all approaches. We adjust and collaborate with you to find what actually helps.
(This fee also includes your provider's time spent preparing for your visit, documenting your care, and managing tasks like ordering medications.)
ADHD Coaching:
New Client Intake: $250 for 60 minutes (virtual)
Individual: $175 for 60 minutes (virtual)
Couples: $250 for 60 minutes (virtual)
Family: $250 for 60 minutes (virtual)
Group: $100 for 60 minutes (virtual)
We offer personalized ADHD coaching for individuals, groups, couples, and families. Build habits that actually stick, strengthen time management and organization skills, and feel more confident and in control of your day-to-day life.
Coaching services are provided through a partnership with an independent business and are not considered licensed mental health services. Because coaching is not classified as a licensed healthcare service, HSA/FSA funds cannot be used to pay for these sessions.
Genetic Testing Interpretation:
$275 for the interpretation visit with your provider (in-person or virutal)
This visit helps you understand your unique genetic makeup and get individualized medication recommendations, ending the guessing game of what might work for your body. The test itself is billed separately through Genomind.
For more information on the cost of the test itself, please visit: https://www.genomind.com/resources/cost-and-coverage
Forms/Letters:
Brief documentation: $75-$175
Complex documentation: Appointment required ($200-$275)
To allow adequate time for review and completion, requests must be submitted at least two weeks in advance.
Missed Appointments:
As many people struggle to find care, it is crucial to give us at least 48 hours' notice if you are unable to make your appointment so your slot can be given to someone else in need.
Missed appointments are $150.
Take the Next Step Toward Radical Self-Acceptance
You deserve to stop guessing, stop blaming yourself for neurological differences, and start working with your natural cognitive patterns.
Living in a world built for neurotypical brains can feel like an endless uphill battle, but a diagnosis or a targeted treatment plan can be the first step to finally feeling like your best self.
Whether you are seeking workplace support, academic flexibility, or simply a clinical team that speaks your language, we are here to walk with you toward a life of alignment, relief, and radical self-acceptance.
When you understand your brain's unique blueprint, you can finally put down the heavy weight of masking. Let us help you unlock the clarity, accommodations, and ongoing support systems you need to move forward with total confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
You're not alone in wondering about these things. Here are honest answers to questions we hear most often.
Do I need a formal referral for psychiatric testing?
No, you do not need an outside referral to schedule an appointment. We welcome self-referrals from adults and students looking for answers. You can book your initial consultation directly with our Seattle psychiatric team today.
What is the difference between ADHD coaching and standard therapy?
Therapy helps you process emotions and past experiences, while neurodivergent coaching is action-oriented. Coaching helps you build practical, real-world systems for time management, organization, and focus without forcing you to mask your natural cognitive traits.
How does genetic testing improve medication management?
Genetic testing analyzes a simple cheek swab to map how your liver enzymes process psychiatric prescriptions.
This data provides a personalized roadmap, helping your provider select the right ADHD or anxiety medications while skipping frustrating trial-and-error cycles.
Can you provide formal documentation for work or school accommodations?
Yes. If your evaluation confirms an ADHD, Autism, or dual AuDHD diagnosis, your comprehensive clinical report serves as official documentation.
You can use this paperwork to request reasonable adjustments under the ADA for workplace or academic support.
Do you offer virtual telehealth options outside of Seattle?
Absolutely. To make neurodiversity-affirming care accessible and low-stress, all of our appointments (including intakes, medication management, coaching, and testing) are available via secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth for anyone living in Washington State.
