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psychological testing
We provide comprehensive evaluations for Autism, ADHD, and learning differences, designed to highlight both your child’s strengths and challenges. Our process includes in-depth cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and academic assessments—tailored to your child’s needs.
With compassionate experts and personalized insights, we help families find the right supports for every child to thrive. Read more below about the different testing that we offer.
Autism Evaluations
Autism is a developmental difference that affects how individuals relate socially and think about the world. Autistic children may express themselves differently, experience challenges with social cues, or need more predictability in routines. They may also have strong interests and use repetition or rituals to self-soothe.
We assess cognitive ability, social and play skills, adaptive behavior, and emotional regulation. Our goal is to identify both the child’s strengths and challenges to guide effective support strategies.
ADHD Evaluations
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition affecting attention, regulation, and impulse control. Children with ADHD may be distractible, impulsive, or struggle to manage time and emotions—but they also often display high energy, humor, and intense focus on their passions.
We evaluate cognitive ability, executive function (e.g., attention, planning), and emotional/behavioral regulation. We focus on what's working well and what’s challenging to build a support plan tailored to your child’s brain.
Learning Disorder Evaluations
Learning disorders can affect a child’s ability to process language, math, reading, or coordination. These challenges are neurological, not behavioral or motivational.
We assess overall thinking ability, academic skills, language, and visual-motor integration. If ADHD or other concerns are suspected, we incorporate additional testing. We work to uncover a full picture of your child’s learning profile.
What to Expect:
Initial Appointment (Virtual):
Parents/guardians meet with the clinician to discuss concerns, daily life, triggers, self-soothing behaviors, and history. Testing plans are developed collaboratively.
Testing (In Clinic):
Sessions last 3–4 hours and are split into 60–75-minute chunks with breaks. Children over age 6 are typically evaluated individually. Long sessions include a lunch break.
Feedback (Virtual):
Families receive a digital report and recommendations. Teens are encouraged to join. Summary letters for school or services are provided.
Child Feedback (Optional):
We offer child-friendly sessions to share discoveries about their unique brain in a positive and empowering way.
Unfortunelty we are not accepting OHP plans at this time. If you have more questions about our testing please contact us or if your would like to request testing please click on the link below. We can also take a referral from your primary care provder through the testing request below.