Assessment & Testing

The Psychology Clinic can provide comprehensive psychological testing for both children and adults. Fees for assessments can vary (we do not take insurance), depending on the purpose of the assessment and the presenting problem; at least half of the fee is due at the first testing appointment and the balance must be paid to receive the report. Testing involves an initial clinical interview to better determine which assessments are most appropriate to address issues of concern. At the conclusion of the consultation, the examiner can estimate how many hours will be needed for formal testing, scoring of test measures, and writing the report. We aim to have reports completed within one month.

The types of assessments available include:

Psychological Testing (starting at $450, max. of $700)

Focuses on cognitive, emotional, and psychological factors that may be disruptive in a person's life. Psychological testing is conducted to look at emotional disorders such as depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, stress, suicide potential, schizophrenia, and other mental health disorders. Testing is often done to formalize diagnoses and to obtain a comprehensive picture of an individual in order to assist in devising a treatment plan.

Psychoeducational Testing ($700)

Performed to determine whether an individual has a learning disability or attention problem (e.g., ADHD) interfering with performance at school or the workplace. Psychoeducational testing usually involves administration of tests of intellectual ability and achievement. In the case of children, testing often includes questionnaires completed by teachers and/or family members.

Neuropsychological Testing ($750)

Conducted for individuals having difficulty with learning, attention, behavior, socialization, or emotional control, as well as those suffering from developmental problems that affect brain function or resulting from a brain injury. Specifically, this testing provides a better understanding of a person's functioning in areas such as memory, attention, perception, coordination, language, and personality.