Tier 1: $350
BRIEF2A self-report assessment
60-minute results consultation
One-page summary of strengths, challenges, and three priority strategies
Tier 2: $650
BRIEF2A self-report plus informant report from a partner, family member, or colleague
Brown EF/A Scales
Functional interview on where EF breaks down in real life
One week of guided self-monitoring for baseline data
Written report with results and recommendations
90-minute results consultation
30-minute follow-up two weeks later
Tier 3: $1,150
Everything in Tier 2
Three 60-minute coaching sessions to put the recommendations into practice
A custom system you’ll keep, such as routines, prompts, and a tracking tool
Additional 60-minute coaching sessions can be added at any time for $150 per session
Tier 1 - Values & Function Intake: $395
90-minute intake session
Functional assessment of the patterns keeping you stuck
AAQ-II and Valued Living Questionnaire
Written summary and an individualized plan
Tier 2 - ACT Core: $1,395 (8 sessions, a $200 savings)
Everything in the Intake
Eight 60-minute ACT-based behavior counseling sessions
Between-session practice and data tracking
Repeat AAQ-II and VLQ to measure change
Progress summary at the end
Tier 3 - ACT Intensive: $1,895 (12 sessions, a $300 savings)
Everything in ACT Core, with 12 sessions instead of 8
Two 20-minute check-ins between sessions
Maintenance plan for keeping progress after sessions end
The assessments offered through our services are used to understand your skills, behavior patterns, and goals, and to build an individualized plan. They are not diagnostic evaluations.
Results do not diagnose, rule out, or confirm any medical, psychological, neurological, or developmental condition, including ADHD, autism, learning disabilities, dementia, or cognitive decline.
Assessments do not replace a medical, psychological, or neuropsychological evaluation.
Results may not be used to meet requirements for diagnosis, disability documentation, or formal accommodations unless the requesting party accepts non-diagnostic reports.
If you have concerns about your health, memory, attention, mood, or a possible diagnosis, please consult your primary care provider or a qualified licensed professional, such as a psychologist, psychiatrist, or neurologist. With your written permission, we’re happy to share assessment results with your providers.
Our services do not provide crisis or emergency care. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call 911.