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Psychological Testing
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What Is Psychological Testing?
Psychological testing is a structured process used to better understand how a person thinks, learns, and responds to challenges. Testing can provide insight into areas such as intellectual abilities, learning style, attention, memory, social-emotional development, and personality functioning.
These evaluations help in identifying learning disabilities, attention concerns, or other cognitive or emotional challenges. Testing also highlights strengths, helping create a fuller picture of how an individual processes information and navigates daily life.
Psychological testing may also be used for baseline or post-injury assessment, such as concussion testing. In these cases, testing measures neurocognitive functioning before and after a head injury, helping guide recovery and support safe return to school, work, or activities.
Why Seek Therapy
Why Seek Psychological Testing?
Psychological testing can be helpful in a wide range of situations, particularly when questions remain unanswered or concerns continue despite other support. Testing may be recommended to better understand learning differences, attention challenges, memory or processing concerns, emotional or behavioral patterns, or personality functioning.
By identifying underlying patterns and areas of need, testing helps guide next steps—whether that includes therapy, educational planning, academic accommodations, or other forms of support tailored to the individual.
What To Expect
The Testing Process
Our testing process is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of cognitive, emotional, and academic functioning. From the initial consultation to the final report, we guide you through each step with clarity, care, and attention to your unique needs.
Initial Consultation
Your psychologist will review your concerns, gather background information, and discuss your goals for testing. This is also the opportunity to address any questions about the process, timing, and costs.
Information Gathering
The psychologist collects information through interviews, review of previous records, and, with your consent, input from schools, family members, or other sources.
Test Administration
A series of individualized tests will be administered to assess intellectual functioning (IQ), academic skills, learning style, memory, attention, executive functioning, visual-motor skills, social-emotional functioning, and personality. For concussion testing, FDA-approved ImPACT assessments may be used.
Scoring & Report Preparation
After testing, the psychologist scores the results and prepares a detailed report summarizing findings, strengths, and recommendations.
Review & Follow-Up
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Costs and Planning
The cost of psychological testing typically includes background review, test administration, scoring, report writing, and the follow-up feedback session. Fees may vary depending on the type and scope of testing requested. A detailed estimate will be provided during your initial consultation.
Schedule an Evaluation
Get started with an evaluation. Feel free to call, email, or complete the form on our contact page to schedule. We’re happy to walk you through the process, answer questions, and help match you with the right professional. We look forward to supporting you and your family.
