SERVICES

Psychological Testing
and Evaluation

What is psychological testing and evaluation?

Psychological testing involves the administration of standardized tests, measures, questionnaires, and tools to look at specific psychological aspects of an individual, such as personality, emotional, cognitive, or behavioral functioning.

A psychological evaluation is a comprehensive, multi-step process used to answer broader questions regarding diagnosis, treatment, and recommendations. It includes psychological testing, as well as conducting a thorough clinical interview, obtaining information from other sources, a review of medical and educational records, behavioral observations, a feedback session, and a written report of integrated findings and recommendations.

Although the evaluation process can seem intimidating, our clients usually leave with a sense of relief, clarity, and empowerment to begin the process of getting appropriate treatment and support.

  • Who is testing for?

    Psychological testing can be beneficial for anyone looking to better understand their mental, emotional, behavioral, or interpersonal functioning. We provide testing for adolescents 16 years old and up and adults up to the age of 60.

  • How do I know if I need testing?

    Some common reasons people seek out testing:

    • Academic struggles

    • Difficulty concentrating or staying organized

    • Emotional distress

    • Social or ongoing relationship issues

    • Diagnosis clarification

    • Referral from another provider, school, or parent

  • What does the process look like?

    Clients are scheduled for an intake appointment and may begin testing the same day. Testing can take 4-6 hours or more and may be broken up into two sessions. Once collateral information is received and results are interpreted, a feedback session is scheduled to go over the results, diagnosis, and treatment recommendations.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to Get Started

1. Schedule your intake

Send an inquiry to get in touch or give us a call. Our intake coordinator will walk you through becoming a new patient, answer any initial questions, and help you find the best provider for your testing needs.

2. Complete your paperwork

After your complimentary consultation, you’ll schedule your intake appointment if it’s a good fit! You’ll receive an email invitation to our patient portal where you will complete paperwork, and see all upcoming appointments.

3. Your first session

Your first sessions are a chance for your provider to get to know you, understand what brings you to therapy, and explore whether the approach is a right fit. If it is, we’ll continue to identify goals and create a treatment plan tailored to your needs.

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