Psychological Assessments

Not all evaluations are the same. A thorough, well-integrated assessment can uncover patterns that shorter or surface-level testing often misses.

Who This is For

Clinical Interview — gathering developmental, medical, family, and psychosocial history.
Behavioral Observations — direct observation in structured tasks.
Standardized Tests / Batteries — cognitive, memory, processing speed, attention, executive functioning, academic skills.
Questionnaires / Checklists — self, parent, caregiver, teacher reports.
Adaptive / Social-Emotional Measures — to capture daily living skills, emotional regulation, social skills.
Personality / Self-Report Scales (for older children / adolescents / adults).
Feedback Session & Written Report — detailed explanation of findings, diagnostic impressions, and targeted recommendations.

Focus on developmental, language, early learning, social-emotional, and executive functioning indicators.

Includes cognitive functioning, academic skills, memory, attention, executive function, social-emotional, personality where appropriate.

Focus on cognition, executive function, emotional functioning, processing speed, attention, and life-context factors.

Consultation. We begin with a focused conversation to understand your concerns and goals.
Comprehensive evaluation. A tailored assessment designed to look at the full picture.
Results and recommendations. You receive clear answers and a road map for next steps.
Practical, individualized recommendations (therapies, accommodations, academic strategies).

Prior to beginning testing, you’ll receive a Good Faith Estimate to clarify cost expectations.
Typical investment: $1,000- $3,000.
Typically, evaluations may span multiple sessions depending on age and complexity.
A one- hour, dedicated feedback session occurs after all testing is complete.
Revisions or edits (especially for adoption reports or agency requirements) will incur additional fees.