Unlock Your Child's Potential with Our Testing Services
We’re here to help you better understand your child’s unique strengths and the areas where they might need a little extra support. Our psychological and psychoeducational testing is designed to give you clear insights into your child’s abilities, so you can empower them to thrive. With the results, we’ll offer personalized recommendations on how to build on their strengths and introduce new strategies to support their growth. Please note that while these assessments are incredibly valuable, most insurance plans don’t cover them, and is an out-of-pocket cost. Below, you’ll find more details about the specific types of assessments we offer.
“Testing gives families the language to understand their child and the tools to advocate for their future.”
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Evaluation
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Evaluation
Comprehensive Psychoeducational Evaluation
Comprehensive Psychological Evaluation
Early Childhood Evaluation
Emotional Disability Evaluation
Executive Functioning Skills
Gifted Evaluation
Intellectual Disability Evaluation
Specific Learning Disability Evaluation
Our Testing Process
We start with an intake appointment to gather important background information, ensuring we choose the right assessments for your child. This involves interviews, record reviews, and getting input from other relevant sources (with your permission). Testing usually takes 1-2 sessions and includes various activities like interviews, written tasks, and self-reports. Parents or guardians are also involved. Within 30 days of testing, we’ll meet for a feedback session to discuss the results and recommendations. You’ll receive a detailed written report once payment is complete. The intake appointment costs $175, and a $300 booking fee (applied toward total testing costs) is required. Full payment is expected as per our Psychological Testing Fee Schedule.
Ready to uncover the optimal learning approach for your child?
“A good evaluation doesn’t just measure skills; it reveals strengths, needs, and the story of how a child learns best.”