Question 1

What kinds of testing do you offer?

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I provide comprehensive psychological evaluations for ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, learning differences, and emotional/behavioral concerns. All reports are personalized and designed to support accommodations, treatment, or clarity.

Question 2

What is the testing process like?

Accepted Answer

After an intake appointment, I’ll schedule in-person testing sessions (usually 4 hours). I may also send digital forms to parents, teachers, or clients to complete. You'll receive a detailed written report and a feedback session to discuss results.

Question 3

Do you offer testing for adults too?

Accepted Answer

Yes — I test across the lifespan. Adult assessments for ADHD, Autism, or mood-related concerns are tailored to your specific questions. I also specialize in working with high masking adolescents and adults.

Question 4

Can you test for both ADHD and Autism at the same time?

Accepted Answer

Yes, I frequently conduct combined evaluations when multiple concerns are present. The report will address both diagnoses in depth.

Question 5

Will I receive a report? Can I use it for school or work accommodations?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every client receives a comprehensive written report that can be submitted to schools, employers, or medical providers for accommodations or support. However, these are recommendations and not a guarantee that they will be accepted.

Question 6

Why do I see testing offered for lower prices elsewhere?

Accepted Answer

The cost of psychological testing can vary widely depending on who is providing it and what the evaluation includes. Lower-cost options are often conducted by clinicians with master’s-level training, who may be limited in the types of diagnoses they can give or reports they can produce. As a result, many of these reports are not accepted by psychiatrists, schools or employers. As a licensed psychologist, I offer doctoral-level assessments that are comprehensive, diagnostically valid, and appropriate for across settings. My reports are detailed, legally sound, and designed to support meaningful accommodations or interventions — not just a diagnosis on paper.

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