Psychological Assessment.

Psychological

Comprehensive evaluation of cognitive ability, emotional functioning, and behavioral patterns. For children, adolescents, and adults seeking clarity, diagnosis, or a roadmap for treatment.

A psychological assessment is a structured, multi-method evaluation that goes well beyond a screening. We use standardized instruments, clinical interview, behavioral observation, and collateral information to form a complete picture.

What it includes

Cognitive ability and processing. Academic achievement (when relevant). Emotional and behavioral functioning. ADHD, autism spectrum, anxiety, depression, and learning differences. Parent and teacher rating scales for children. Structured clinical interview across the lifespan.

The report

Every report is written to be understood — not just by other clinicians, but by you and your school or treatment team. It includes: background and reason for referral, test results with interpretation, diagnosis if supported by data, and specific, actionable recommendations.

Fees and timeline

Psychological assessments are typically self-pay. A written Good Faith Estimate is provided before any work begins. Testing typically takes 2–4 hours scheduled across one or two appointments. Reports are delivered within 2–3 weeks of the final session, with a feedback appointment included.

How long does the assessment take?

Testing is typically 2–4 hours, scheduled across one or two appointments. Reports are delivered within 2–3 weeks, followed by a feedback session.

Does insurance cover psychological assessments?

Assessments are typically self-pay. We provide a Good Faith Estimate before beginning and can discuss payment options.

Can an assessment help with school accommodations?

Yes. A psychological assessment report can support requests for a 504 plan, IEP eligibility, or college accommodations through the institution.