Psychological ASsessment

Psychological Assessments, also called Psychological Testing or Psycho-educational Testing are complex evaluations that involve formal diagnostic interviews, behavioral observations, standardized testing, and self, parent, and/or teacher-reports. The information is gathered and integrated by a doctoral level Licensed Clinical Psychologist, and the results, recommendations, and any diagnoses are then detailed in a written report. Psychological Assessment is one of the most comprehensive ways to diagnose conditions such as Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Learning Disorders, and other psychological, educational, and neurological conditions. Our team is excited to offer this service!

Services:

We provide comprehensive assessment services for children, adolescents, and adults* for a variety of concerns including: 
  • ADHD 
  • Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • Learning Disorders
  • Dyslexia/Dysgraphia
  • Developmental and Behavioral Concerns
  • Neuropsychological Assessment
  • Mood Disorder
  • Bipolar Disorder
  • Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
  • Anxiety Disorder
  • Educational Concerns/ Educational Testing
*Note: we do not currently provide personality assessments 

Providers:

All components of testing, from start to finish, will be completed by a Doctoral Level Clinical Psychologist with specific expertise in the area of psychological assessment. We do not use interns, residents, or technicians for any portion of the assessment process. 

the process:

  • Initial Phone Call: We will first gather basic information about your concerns, to determine whether psychological assessment is needed.
  • Waitlist: If we believe our services will be a good fit, we will place you on the waitlist and will contact you when it's your turn.
  • Intake: At the initial session, we will gather information about your concerns, obtain a thorough history, and determine which measures will be helpful in assessing your concerns. We will then develop a personalized testing plan.
  • Testing Sessions: You/your child will return for additional testing sessions to complete the assessment. We may send checklists to teachers or parents as well.
  • Written Report: After testing is complete, the psychologist will score, interpret, and write-up the results of all assessment components. The formal written report will include results, recommendations, and any diagnoses.
  •  Feedback Session: Finally, you will meet with your psychologist to go over the results/findings and answer any questions you have. We will discuss recommendations and referrals at that time as well.

Contact Us

If you would like to schedule an assessment, or if you have questions about whether a Psychological, Educational, or Neurological Assessment is right for you or your child, please call us at 540-693-0096 ext. 13 to speak with our testing coordinator Dr. Snigier. 
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