AMANI KHALIL, PhD, HSPP

Location: 10343 Dawsons Creek Blvd Suite A Building 6, Fort Wayne, IN 46825

Dr. Khalil is a licensed psychologist specializing in in-person autism, ADHD, and cognitive evaluations for children and families. She has extensive experience helping families navigate developmental and behavioral concerns with clarity and care. 

Her evaluations are thorough, individualized, and designed to offer more than just a diagnosis—families leave with a detailed roadmap they can use to access school supports, therapy services, and long-term resources. Dr. Khalil understands how overwhelming the process can feel and is committed to helping families feel supported, informed, and empowered every step of the way. 

Dr. Khalil completed specialized training in neurodevelopmental assessment at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and Riley Hospital for Children and is certified in Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), an evidence-based treatment for improving behavior and strengthening relationships in young children. As a graduate student, she completed the prestigious LEND (Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities) program through the Indiana University School of Medicine, affiliated with Riley Hospital for Children, gaining interdisciplinary training in neurodevelopmental care. 

Dr. Khalil’s research on autism and barriers to care has been recognized with several prestigious awards during her doctoral training, including from the American Psychological Association's Division 33 (Division of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities) and the Organization for Autism Research (OAR). She has also received multiple research fellowships and an outstanding dissertation award from Purdue University for her focus on autism research. Dr. Khalil has authored and co-authored peer-reviewed articles on autism, parenting, and health disparities and was an active member of the Purdue Autism Research Center (PARC). 

Services and Fee Schedule for Testing with Dr. Khalil: 

Autism Spectrum Evaluation (ages 12 months and up) $2,000 flat fee ($2,250 if paid in three installments). Comprehensive diagnostic assessment for suspected autism in toddlers, children, and adolescents. Includes a 60–90-minute caregiver interview, administration of the ADOS-2, cognitive or developmental testing when appropriate, adaptive functioning measures, and autism symptom rating scales. Evaluations for older children may also include screening for ADHD, anxiety, depression, or trauma.

Cognitive or Intellectual Disability (IDD) Evaluation $1,500 flat fee ($1,750 if paid in three installments). Includes a full cognitive assessment, adaptive functioning measures, and a 60–90-minute caregiver interview. Evaluations are designed to clarify developmental and learning needs and may include screening for autism, attention concerns, and other mental health concerns as needed. Appropriate for families seeking diagnostic clarity or documentation for services or accommodations.

ADHD Evaluation (children, teens, and young adults) $1,500 flat fee ($1,750 if paid in three installments). Includes a 60-90 minute clinical interview, cognitive testing, adaptive behavior measures, and attention and executive functioning measures from caregivers and teachers. Trauma and emotional screening is included when appropriate.A reduced fee of $500 may be available if recent cognitive testing is available.

Ages: 

Children Ages 12 months-12 

Teens Ages 13-17