Adaptive Functioning Evaluations

Adaptive Functioning Evaluations assess everyday life skills such as communication, self-care, socialization, and independent living abilities. These skills reflect how an individual manages real-world demands. Adaptive functioning is evaluated relative to age, societal, and cultural expectations.

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Adaptive Functioning Evaluations assess are often requested as part of assessments for developmental disorders, intellectual disability, autism, or disability determinations. They are appropriate for children, adolescents, and adults when functional abilities must be clearly documented or when insight into a person’s daily functioning is needed. Results often play a critical role in service eligibility and support planning.

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Dr. Kaskel has extensive experience assessing adaptive functioning across the lifespan Her evaluations focus on accurately capturing functioning in daily life. Reports provide clear guidance for support, intervention, and planning.