Psychological Assessment
Clarifying Diagnosis. Guiding Treatment. Informing Decisions.
Understanding yourself or your child more deeply can be the first step toward meaningful change. Comprehensive psychological assessment provides clarity, direction, and practical recommendations tailored to your unique needs. At our practice, we offer thorough, evidence-based evaluations to help answer important questions related to attention, learning, personality, emotional functioning, and cognitive abilities.
What Is Psychological Testing?
A psychological assessment is a structured process that combines clinical interviews, standardized testing, and behavioral observations to better understand how a person thinks, feels, and functions.
Assessments can help:
- Clarify diagnoses
- Identify strengths and areas of difficulty
- Guide treatment planning
- Support academic or workplace accommodations
- Provide peace of mind and direction
Areas of Evaluation
ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder)
We assess for concerns related to:
Inattention (e.g., difficulty focusing, forgetfulness)
- Hyperactivity and impulsivity
- Executive functioning challenges (organization, time management)
Evaluations differentiate ADHD from other factors such as anxiety, depression, or learning difficulties, ensuring accurate diagnosis and targeted recommendations.
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Comprehensive ASD evaluations focus on:
- Social communication and interaction
- Behavioral patterns and restricted interests
- Sensory sensitivities
- Developmental history
Assessments are conducted with sensitivity and care, helping individuals and families better understand strengths, needs, and support options.
Personality Assessment
Personality testing provides insight into:
- Emotional patterns and coping styles
- Interpersonal functioning
- Self-concept and identity
- Patterns that may contribute to distress or relationship challenges
These evaluations are often helpful for diagnostic clarification and treatment planning, especially in complex clinical presentations.
Cognitive Functioning & Concerns
Cognitive assessments evaluate:
- Intellectual functioning (IQ)
- Memory and learning
- Attention and concentration
- Processing speed
- Problem-solving and reasoning
These evaluations are useful for:
- Academic concerns
- Suspected learning differences
- Cognitive changes due to medical or psychological conditions
- Treatment and educational planning
The Assessment Process
Our evaluation process is collaborative and individualized, typically including:
- Initial Consultation
Discussion of concerns, history, and goals for the evaluation - Testing Sessions
Administration of standardized psychological measures - Comprehensive Analysis
Integration of all data to form a clear clinical picture - Feedback Session
Review of results, diagnoses (if applicable), and recommendations - Written Report
A detailed report that can be shared with schools, providers, or other professionals
Format & Availability
All evaluations include:
- Assessments may be conducted in-person or partially virtual, depending on the referral question
- Services are available for children, adolescents, and adults (customize as needed)
- Reports are thorough, clear, and tailored to your needs
If you are unsure whether a full evaluation is needed, or if you are only looking for a screening for ADHD or ASD, we offer brief screening services as well.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does psychological testing take?
Most evaluations are completed over 1–3 sessions, depending on the complexity of the referral question.
Do you work with adults or children?
Psychological testing services are offered for both children and adults.
Will I receive a written report?
Yes. All evaluations include a comprehensive, professionally written report.
Can results be shared with my therapist or psychiatrist?
With your written consent, results can be shared to support coordinated care.
Insurance & Fees
Psychological testing may be covered by insurance depending on your plan and medical necessity. We also offer self-pay options and can provide documentation for out-of-network reimbursement. Clients are responsible for verifying insurance benefits prior to scheduling.
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For Referring Providers
We accept referrals from therapists, psychiatrists, and medical providers seeking diagnostic clarification or treatment guidance. Reports are clinically focused, timely, and designed to support ongoing care