Dr. George Sachs
Founder & Licensed Psychologist
PsyD
Autism Diagnosis & Assessment
Sachs Center
Clinic in Arlington, TX
Accepting new clientsTelehealth
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Ages served
Children, teens, and adults
Availability
Accepting new clients
Setting
Telehealth
Languages
English
Overview
Autism Diagnosis & Assessment in Arlington
Getting an autism or ADHD evaluation usually means driving to a clinic and sitting in a waiting room — this Arlington-based practice skips that step, running every assessment over video call instead. Its psychologists focus especially on cases that get missed elsewhere: adults, women, and BIPOC clients whose symptoms show up differently because they've learned to mask them. The clinical team, based out of a Dallas–Fort Worth office, also works with children and teens, and results often come back the same day as the appointment. A psychiatric nurse practitioner rounds out the group for medication support.
Best for
This fits DFW parents or adults hoping to skip the drive and waiting room of a traditional evaluation, especially anyone who suspects their ADHD or autism traits have been masked or previously mistaken for anxiety or depression.
Their approach
Rather than running a full day of cognitive and IQ testing, clinicians rely on a focused clinical interview plus DSM-5-based questionnaires — a shorter process the practice says keeps pricing well below traditional neuropsych evaluations.
What to expect
Plan on paying out of pocket, from $790 for a diagnosis-only session up to $1,290 for the full report with treatment recommendations; insurance isn't billed directly, but a superbill lets many families recover $400–$800 through out-of-network benefits, and Affirm financing is available.
Services
Services & specialties
- Age Range
- Children, teens, and adults
- Deliverables
- Diagnosis letter
- 5-page clinical report (optional add-on)
- Treatment recommendations
- Self Pay Range
- $790–$1,290
- Evaluator Types
- Licensed Psychologist (PhD/PsyD)
- Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
- Telehealth Eval
- Yes
- Assessment Tools
- DSM-5 criteria review
- Evidence-based self-report questionnaires
- Scope Of Testing
- ADHDAutismAuDHDAnxiety/depression screening
- Insurance For Testing
- No
The people
Meet the Sachs Center team
Dr. Elizabeth Morgan
Licensed Psychologist
PhDADHD-CSPP
With over 15 years diagnosing psychiatric conditions, she evaluates clients from childhood through adulthood and has particular skill spotting ADHD and autism in high-masking women and BIPOC clients.Read more
Dr. Marc Krauss
Licensed Psychologist
PsyD
He's worked with kids, teens, and adults on ADHD and autism since 1986, combining formal evaluation with ongoing talk therapy.
Dr. Faith Sproul
Licensed Psychologist
PsyD
Beyond her clinical evaluations, she teaches as an Assistant Professor at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology and takes a strengths-based approach with clients anxious about testing.Read more
Dr. Kristen Buigas
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
PsyD
Her caseload spans early childhood through late-diagnosed adulthood, with a neurodiversity-affirming style aimed at building self-advocacy skills.
Dr. Jenn Im
Licensed Psychologist
PhD
Columbia-trained, she specializes in catching late, missed diagnoses in high-masking women and blends ACT, DBT, CBT, and mindfulness into her treatment recommendations.Read more
Dr. Alisha Bent
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
PhDADHD-CSP
Over 15 years of assessment work have shaped her strengths-based approach, staying curious about how each client's brain functions rather than applying a one-size-fits-all label.Read more
Dr. Macy Wilson-Johnson
Licensed Psychologist
PsyD
Her ADHD evaluations are built around cultural context, serving kids, teens, and high-masking adults who've had to adapt to systems not designed for them.Read more
Dr. Rachael Coatar Peter
Licensed Psychologist
PsyD
She looks past rigid test scores to understand clients who've spent years masking, aiming for insight that helps someone advocate for the accommodations they need.Read more
Dr. Andrea McDaniel
Licensed Psychologist
PsyD
Every assessment is shaped around the individual in front of her, with a primary focus on ADHD and autism presentations.
Dr. Ann Marie Nikola
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
PsyD
She works with both kids and adults, framing evaluations around cognitive strengths and unique thinking styles rather than deficits.
Dr. Cratissa Schley
Clinical Psychologist
PsyD
Fifteen-plus years of practice inform her culturally responsive approach, which digs for the root of a client's concerns rather than stopping at a label.Read more
Dr. Stefania Dannacher
Licensed Psychologist
PsyD
Her evaluations zero in on AuDHD presentations in high-masking adults, particularly women, building an evidence-based roadmap rather than just a diagnosis.Read more
Dr. Anna Hung
Licensed Psychologist
PhD
She assesses kids, teens, and adults for autism and ADHD, with particular attention to clients whose support needs are less visible or easily overlooked.Read more
Dr. Erin Siversten
Licensed Psychologist
PsyD
Working with kids through adults, she runs strengths-based, sensory-friendly evaluations aimed at replacing a bare diagnosis with real self-understanding.Read more
Sana Churuna
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
APRN-CPMHNP-BC
A double board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner, she treats ADHD in kids, teens, and adults across several states including Texas; she runs her own independent practice, with Sachs Center handling scheduling and billing on her behalf.Read more
Payment
Insurance & payment
Good to know
Common questions about Sachs Center
What does an autism evaluation at Sachs Center involve?
Evaluations can include DSM-5 criteria review and Evidence-based self-report questionnaires, tailored to your child. The goal is a clear picture of your child's strengths and needs, not just a yes-or-no answer.
Will I receive a report I can share with my child's school?
Yes — Sachs Center provides a formal written evaluation report for your child's school and care team. That documentation can support IEP or 504 requests at school.
What ages does Sachs Center serve?
Sachs Center serves ages Children, teens, and adults. If your child is near the edge of that range, it's worth reaching out — providers often make case-by-case decisions.
Does Sachs Center offer telehealth?
Yes — Sachs Center offers telehealth in addition to in-person care for families across Texas, where clinically appropriate. It can be a practical option for follow-ups or for families a long drive from the clinic.
Where is Sachs Center located?
Sachs Center is located at 201 Billings St suite 510, Arlington, TX 76010, serving families throughout Arlington and the surrounding area. If getting there is difficult, ask whether telehealth or in-home options are available.
Is Sachs Center accepting new clients?
Sachs Center is currently accepting new clients in Arlington. Sharing your child's age and insurance up front helps them tell you quickly whether they're a fit — availability can change fast.
Ratings sourced from Google. Autism Services Finder verifies listings but doesn’t endorse providers. Updated July 2026.
201 Billings St suite 510, Arlington, TX 76010
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