Finding the right treatment to ease your struggle is easier when we understand the cause. Through psychological testing and evaluation, we’re able to learn more about why you’re feeling the way you’re feeling — and come up with a recommended plan to help you reach your specific goals.
Your brain is unique — and your treatment should be, too.
Psychological testing and evaluation give providers like us the opportunity to learn more about you — and how we can help you successfully. There’s no need to prepare or be nervous. The goal is to use simple (typically pen-and-paper style) methods to deepen our understanding of genetic, environmental, and social components of your personality that might be impacting your life.
Mental illnesses are more treatable when we know their origins. A comprehensive evaluation is an essential foundation for determining an accurate diagnosis and formulating an effective personalized treatment plan. We’re here to listen to your story and give you the knowledge you need to take control of its direction. An evaluation is just the start.
Adults and parents alike seek psychological assessments for themselves and their children for a wide range of reasons. Some may want a better understanding of learning styles and cognitive abilities, while others may want answers to specific questions. If you have questions about whether you, a loved one or your child might benefit from a psychological assessment, contact us for a free consultation to have a qualified professional help you make the best decision for you and your family.
Psychological testing isn’t a one-size-fits-all or multiple-choice type exam that you either pass or fail. Instead, psychologists use proven frameworks to collect information and assess your symptoms to help them reach a diagnosis. These tests are usually questionnaires or checklists and have been standardized so that test-takers are evaluated in an objective manner.
The process typically starts with an hour-long intake session during which we collect as much background information as possible. From there, testing is approximately three hours, completed in one session or over several sessions, depending upon need or personal preference. Once the testing is complete, we provide results as quickly as possible.
Psychological tests and assessments provide a wealth of information about cognitive strengths and weaknesses. You should expect to receive a detailed report that summarizes the tests administered, results, and any diagnostic conclusions based on the results, as well as specific recommendations for the next steps for a healthier well-being.
Adults and parents alike seek psychological assessments for themselves and their children for a wide range of reasons. Some may want a better understanding of learning styles and cognitive abilities, while others may want answers to specific questions. If you have questions about whether you, a loved one or your child might benefit from a psychological assessment, contact us for a free consultation to have a qualified professional help you make the best decision for you and your family.
Psychological testing isn’t a one-size-fits-all or multiple-choice type exam that you either pass or fail. Instead, psychologists use proven frameworks to collect information and assess your symptoms to help them reach a diagnosis. These tests are usually questionnaires or checklists and have been standardized so that test-takers are evaluated in an objective manner.
The process typically starts with an hour-long intake session during which we collect as much background information as possible. From there, testing is approximately three hours, completed in one session or over several sessions, depending upon need or personal preference. Once the testing is complete, we provide results as quickly as possible.
Psychological tests and assessments provide a wealth of information about cognitive strengths and weaknesses. You should expect to receive a detailed report that summarizes the tests administered, results, and any diagnostic conclusions based on the results, as well as specific recommendations for the next steps for a healthier well-being.
Our experienced team of care providers want to understand you better so that we can treat you best. A full-picture view of the relationship between your brain and your behavior gives us the insights we need to improve your outcome.