Psycho-Educational Testing for Children and Adolescents
We provide assessments for children of all ages to understand their emotional, learning, and/or neurological strengths and weaknesses in order to develop a plan for success. There may also be concerns about a child's behavior or academic performance and a thorough assessment can help answer questions about why they are having difficulty and what types of accommodations may best support the child and their family. As part of the assessment process, our assessors will collaborate with your child's academic team at school, the family and all of those that are involved in the child's life to help support them and create a fostering environment that will lead to success.
Diagnostic Testing for Adults, Children and Adolescents
This type of testing will look at a person's cognitive, academic, social-emotional and executive functions. The assessor will combine the strengths and weaknesses from all of these areas to help the patient answer questions they have about difficulties they have at work or in relationships. Psychological diagnostic assessment delivers critical information necessary for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. By using reliable testing instruments and employing a comprehensive approach (extensive interviewing, information gathering and battery of tests) we can help answer difficult diagnostic questions.
Issues we Commonly Address:
· Learning disabilities
· Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
· Behavioral problems
· Impaired cognitive functioning
· Psychotic disorders
· Anxiety or panic disorders
· Depression and other mood disorders
· Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
· We are not able to provide a diagnosis for Autism Spectrum Disorder
Potential Benefits of a Psychological Assessment
· Identifying strengths and areas for growth (interpersonally, academically, in work)
· Providing a comprehensive diagnosis and access to accommodations in school or testing settings
· Evaluating severity of a person's difficulties
· Offering an in-depth road map for a person's other providers
· Recommending and clarifying treatment options
Cost and Length of Time
How much does it cost?
Our assessments range in fee from $1,200- $4,800 based on a person's income and household size.
How long does it take?
From start to finish, the whole assessment will take 8-10 weeks. One month of this will include meetings with the assessor.
We provide assessments for children of all ages to understand their emotional, learning, and/or neurological strengths and weaknesses in order to develop a plan for success. There may also be concerns about a child's behavior or academic performance and a thorough assessment can help answer questions about why they are having difficulty and what types of accommodations may best support the child and their family. As part of the assessment process, our assessors will collaborate with your child's academic team at school, the family and all of those that are involved in the child's life to help support them and create a fostering environment that will lead to success.
Diagnostic Testing for Adults, Children and Adolescents
This type of testing will look at a person's cognitive, academic, social-emotional and executive functions. The assessor will combine the strengths and weaknesses from all of these areas to help the patient answer questions they have about difficulties they have at work or in relationships. Psychological diagnostic assessment delivers critical information necessary for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. By using reliable testing instruments and employing a comprehensive approach (extensive interviewing, information gathering and battery of tests) we can help answer difficult diagnostic questions.
Issues we Commonly Address:
· Learning disabilities
· Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
· Behavioral problems
· Impaired cognitive functioning
· Psychotic disorders
· Anxiety or panic disorders
· Depression and other mood disorders
· Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
· We are not able to provide a diagnosis for Autism Spectrum Disorder
Potential Benefits of a Psychological Assessment
· Identifying strengths and areas for growth (interpersonally, academically, in work)
· Providing a comprehensive diagnosis and access to accommodations in school or testing settings
· Evaluating severity of a person's difficulties
· Offering an in-depth road map for a person's other providers
· Recommending and clarifying treatment options
Cost and Length of Time
How much does it cost?
Our assessments range in fee from $1,200- $4,800 based on a person's income and household size.
How long does it take?
From start to finish, the whole assessment will take 8-10 weeks. One month of this will include meetings with the assessor.
Please call our testing line at (415) 861-5449 x344 to get started.