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Psychological Evaluations

Clarity Through Comprehensive Assessment

Our licensed psychologists provide thorough, compassionate evaluations that give you the answers you need — whether for a child struggling in school, an adult seeking clarity, or a legal or medical referral. We evaluate individuals ages 6 through 80+.

Understanding Evaluations

What Is a Psychological Evaluation?

A psychological evaluation is a structured assessment conducted by a licensed psychologist to better understand how a person thinks, learns, feels, and behaves. Using a combination of clinical interviews, standardized tests, behavioral observations, and collateral information, our evaluators build a comprehensive picture of your cognitive and emotional functioning.

Evaluations are not about labeling — they're about understanding. The results provide a roadmap for treatment, accommodations, and support that can make a meaningful difference in school, work, and daily life. We proudly serve individuals ages 6 through 80+.

6+Types of evaluations offered
3–5Weeks from intake to report
100%Licensed psychologists
Ages 6–80+Children through older adults
Our Assessments

Types of Evaluations

ADHD Evaluation

A comprehensive assessment of attention, executive functioning, and impulse control for children and adults. Includes clinical interview, rating scales, and cognitive testing to determine whether ADHD is present and how it affects daily life.

Best for: Ages 6–80+: children, adolescents, and adults experiencing difficulty with focus, organization, or impulsivity

Learning Disability Assessment

Identifies specific learning disorders such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, and dysgraphia. Results are used to secure school accommodations (IEPs, 504 plans) and guide targeted academic interventions.

Best for: Ages 6–80+: school-age children, adolescents, and adults struggling academically or seeking to understand lifelong learning challenges

Autism Spectrum Evaluation

A thorough diagnostic evaluation using gold-standard tools to assess social communication, sensory processing, and behavioral patterns. Provides clarity for families and opens doors to appropriate services and support.

Best for: Ages 6–80+: children and adults where autism spectrum disorder is suspected

Cognitive & Intellectual Assessment

Measures overall intellectual functioning, memory, processing speed, and reasoning abilities. Used for gifted program eligibility, academic planning, and understanding cognitive strengths and challenges.

Best for: Ages 6–80+: children and adults seeking to understand their cognitive profile

Emotional & Behavioral Evaluation

Assesses mood, anxiety, trauma responses, personality functioning, and behavioral patterns. Informs diagnosis and treatment planning for conditions such as depression, anxiety disorders, PTSD, and more.

Best for: Ages 6–80+: individuals experiencing significant emotional distress or behavioral concerns

Forensic & Disability Evaluations

Conducted for legal, disability, or vocational purposes. Includes independent medical evaluations, competency assessments, and documentation for disability accommodations or legal proceedings.

Best for: Ages 6–80+: individuals referred by attorneys, courts, employers, or disability agencies

What to Expect

The Evaluation Process

We make the evaluation experience as clear and comfortable as possible from start to finish.

01

Referral & Intake

Contact our office to discuss your concerns and determine which evaluation best fits your needs. We'll gather background information and schedule your appointment.

02

Testing Sessions

Evaluations typically involve one to three sessions of standardized testing, clinical interviews, and behavioral observations. Sessions are paced to minimize fatigue.

03

Scoring & Analysis

Our psychologists carefully score and interpret all data, integrating results with background history and clinical observations to form a complete picture.

04

Feedback & Report

You'll receive a detailed written report and a feedback session where your psychologist walks you through the findings, diagnosis (if applicable), and recommendations.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Have Questions Before Scheduling?

Our team is happy to answer any questions about the evaluation process, insurance coverage, or what to expect. Give us a call or send us a message.

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Our team is here to answer your questions and help you get started. Reach out today to discuss your needs and schedule an appointment.