Simple prices, flexible options, nothing hidden.
Every package covers a complete ADHD or ASD assessment — from your first clinical session to your detailed diagnostic report.
- 3000+
- Hours of testing experience
- 2–3
- Weeks to your appointment
- 7
- Languages spoken
Children
Full ADHD or ASD assessment
- In partnership with Neurodiversity Support Network Switzerland (nsns)
- Online sessions available
Adolescents
Full ADHD or ASD assessment
- In partnership with Neurodiversity Support Network Switzerland (nsns)
- Online sessions available
Adults
Full ADHD or ASD assessment
- In partnership with Neurodiversity Support Network Switzerland (nsns)
- Online sessions available
Every assessment includes
- A face-to-face clinical session with a state-recognised psychologist
- A comprehensive battery of standardised questionnaires
- Our Virtual Reality practical test
- A formal letter of diagnosis (if criteria are met)
- A detailed diagnostic report for medical professionals
- Recommendations and educational resources for next steps
Are your services covered by insurance?
Our services are not covered by basic insurance and are generally self-paid. Through our partnership with C2, some assessments can be covered by basic insurance, though waiting times may be longer. For supplementary insurance or other options, please contact us.
In partnership with C2
Frequently asked questions
Have questions? Get in touch, or take a look at the answers below.
We specialise in comprehensive ADHD and ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) assessments for children, adolescents and adults. Our services are designed to meet the unique needs of the international community in Switzerland.
A full ADHD or ASD assessment starts at CHF 2,400, with comprehensive packages. If cost is a barrier for you, we offer a sliding scale. Just ask us.
The assessment includes a face-to-face clinical session with our state-recognised psychologists, a comprehensive battery of standardised questionnaires, and a practical, objective test for ADHD that precisely measures attention, concentration, impulsivity, hyperactivity, working memory, processing speed, cognitive flexibility, and differences in auditory vs. visual attention.
You receive a formal letter of diagnosis (if diagnostic criteria are met), a detailed diagnostic report suitable for psychiatrists and other medical professionals, recommendations for medication where applicable (in collaboration with a psychiatrist), and educational materials and resources for your next steps.
Our services are generally not covered by basic insurance and are self-paid. Through our partnership with C2gether/Neurodiversity Support Network Switzerland, some assessments can be covered by basic insurance, though waiting times may be longer. For supplementary insurance or other options, please contact us.
We are the only expat-focused ADHD and ASD testing network in Switzerland, based in Zurich. Our multilingual team has over 3000 hours of hands-on testing experience, combining clinical expertise with a deep understanding of cultural and language differences to provide accurate, compassionate and personalised assessments.
Our team speaks English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian, and we are happy to talk with you in any of them. Assessments themselves are conducted in English, with one addition: German-language assessments are available for our adults programme. Assessments for adolescents and children are conducted in English.
Looking for support with ADHD or autism?
We're here for you — appointments available in just 2–3 weeks*, not months.
All of our psychologists are fully qualified and accredited for their roles. However, not all of them can bill through Swiss basic health insurance, which affects waiting times:
- Self-Pay Request — Current estimated waiting time: 2–3 weeks
- Basic Insurance Request — Current estimated waiting time: 2–3 months
Please indicate your preference when submitting your request so we can match you with the right psychologist.
German-language assessments are available for our adults programme. Assessments for adolescents and children are conducted in English.