Autism Diagnosis in Utah – No Waitlist Evaluations at Kuska
Wondering if you or your child might be on the autism spectrum?
If you or your child has difficulty with communication, social interaction, or behavior, a professional evaluation can provide the answers you need and help you access supportive services.
Why Getting a Diagnosis
Matters
- Understand your or your child’s strengths and challenges.
- Access ABA therapy and insurance-covered support.
- Start early intervention for better outcomes.
Autism & Co-Occurring Conditions
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) can occur alongside a variety of developmental, behavioral, neurological, and medical conditions. At Kuska Autism Services, we recognize that every individual is unique and that understanding the whole person is an important part of providing individualized care.
Some individuals with ASD may also experience conditions such as:
ADHD
Difficulty with attention, impulsivity, hyperactivity, and executive functioning.
Anxiety
Excessive worry, fear, avoidance, or difficulty coping with uncertainty and change.
Depression
Changes in mood, interest, energy, sleep, appetite, or social engagement.
Intellectual Disability
Differences in intellectual functioning and adaptive skills.
Epilepsy & Seizure Disorders
Changes in awareness, staring spells, unusual movements, or seizures.
Sleep Difficulties
Difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or maintaining a consistent sleep schedule.
Feeding & Eating Difficulties
Food selectivity, sensory sensitivities, or difficulty with textures and new foods.
Speech & Language Differences
Difficulty expressing needs, understanding language, or participating in conversation.
Motor & Coordination Difficulties
Challenges with balance, coordination, or fine and gross motor skills.
Gastrointestinal Concerns
Constipation, diarrhea, reflux, abdominal discomfort, or other digestive concerns.
Sensory Processing Differences
Increased or decreased responses to sounds, touch, lights, smells, tastes, or movement.
At Kuska, our clinical team considers each individual’s strengths, needs, communication, environment, and goals when developing services. When additional concerns are identified, we encourage families to work with the appropriate medical, developmental, or behavioral professionals to ensure their child receives comprehensive support.
What To Expect?
1. Clinical Interview/Questionnaire
2. Professional Observation and
Testing
3. Clear Diagnosis & Report
4. Connection to ABA Therapy