Insights
Thoughtful, evidence-based perspectives on autism, ADHD, neurodiversity, trauma, and psychological evaluation — written by Dr. Lindsay Campbell.
What to Expect During a Neuropsychological Evaluation
If you've never been through a neuropsychological evaluation, the process can feel intimidating. A psychologist who conducts them every week walks you through every step — so you know exactly what to expect before you walk through the door.
ADHD in Women: Why It's So Often Missed
ADHD in women doesn't look like the stereotype. It's not bouncing off the walls — it's a thousand open browser tabs, a pile of half-finished projects, and the constant feeling that you're working twice as hard as everyone else just to keep up. Here's what women need to know.
You Got the Diagnosis — Now What?
The evaluation is done. The word is on paper: autism. Maybe you're holding this diagnosis for yourself. Maybe you're holding it for your child. Either way, here's a psychologist's guide to what comes next — practically and emotionally.
Late-Diagnosed Autism: What It Means and Why It Matters
A growing number of adults are discovering they're autistic in their thirties, forties, and beyond. This isn't because autism is a trend — it's because our understanding of what autism looks like has fundamentally evolved. Here's what late diagnosis means and why it matters.
I Think My Child Might Be Autistic. What Should I Do?
Maybe it started with a comment from a teacher. Maybe it's just a feeling — something quiet and persistent — that your child experiences the world differently. If that sounds familiar, here's what a psychologist who specializes in autism evaluations wants you to know.