Clinical Perspective
The Conversation After the Diagnosis.
Why an adult evaluation report matters as much at the kitchen table as it does at work
Most people think of the report as a document for employers. For late-diagnosed adults, its quieter use is giving the people who have known you longest a better explanation than “that’s just how you are.”
Jaye Turrietta, PsyD, BCBA-D | 5 Min Read
Clinical Perspective
The Hidden Economics of High-Masking.
Why you are successful on paper, but exhausted in practice
You meet your deadlines. You navigate complex social hierarchies. The discrepancy we see in high-masking adults isn’t about capability — it’s the gap between external performance and internal expenditure.
Jaye Turrietta, PsyD, BCBA-D | 4 Min Read
Clinician Conversation
Telehealth Evaluations
A conversation about how telehealth evaluations actually work
Two of our clinicians talk through what an evaluation can see over telehealth, what masking costs, and why direction matters more than a label.
Brian Lopez, Ph.D., BCBA & Jaye Turrietta, PsyD, BCBA-D | Video
Clinical Perspective
Why Do I Feel Like I Have 50 Tabs Open?
The Science of Sensory Gating
Your brain processes every sound as if it’s urgent information. This isn’t a lack of focus — it’s a biological difference in how your brain filters incoming data.
Jaye Turrietta, PsyD, BCBA-D | 4 Min Read