Comprehensive psychoeducational testing is often pursued by families when they are concerned about their child's development, either their learning, their behavioral wellbeing, or both. This evaluation involves gathering a history of your child's development and medical history, reviewing educational records, and conducting formal assessment using a variety of tools including observer report forms from parents, teachers, and caregivers to better understand areas of academic and behavior strengths as well as areas in need of support.  This evaluation typically begins with an intake session, a period of record review, between 2-4 hours of testing, and then a debrief session to help you understand what was found and what is recommended. The cost for this evaluation is $1,800 (additional fees apply when more time is needed).

Comprehensive psychological testing is often pursued by families when they are concerned about their child's emotional or behavioral development. This evaluation involves gathering a history of your child's development and medical history, reviewing educational records, and conducting formal assessment using a variety of tools including observer report forms from parents, teachers, and caregivers to better understand your child's strengths as well as the emotional or behavioral areas of concern.  This evaluation typically begins with an intake session, a period of record review, gathering of observer report forms from parents, teachers, and caregivers, several periods of observation often across settings, and then a debrief session to help you understand what was found and what is recommended including a specific behavioral plan for supporting your child's needs across settings (home, school, and/or childcare). The cost for this evaluation is $1,500 (additional fees apply when more time is needed).

Gifted evaluations involves gathering a history of your child's development and medical history, reviewing educational records, and conducting formal assessment to better understand your child's intellect relative to local educational thresholds for giftedness.  This evaluation typically begins with an intake session, a period of record review, approximately one hour of testing, and then a debrief session to help you understand what was found and what is recommended. The cost for this evaluation is $750 (additional fees apply when more time is needed).

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) evaluations involves gathering a history of your child's development and medical history, reviewing educational records, gathering observer report forms from parents, teachers, and caregivers, and conducting formal assessment using tools that give us a better understanding of your child's executive functioning as well as how their performance on these tasks compare to other kids who have been diagnosed with ADHD.  This evaluation typically begins with an intake session, a period of record review, approximately two hours of testing, and then a debrief session to help you understand what was found and what is recommended. The cost for this evaluation is $1,150 (additional fees apply when more time is needed).

Autism evaluations are often pursed by families when there are concerns about their child's communication skills, social development, and behavioral well-being. This evaluation involves gathering a history of your child's development and medical history, reviewing educational records, gathering observer report forms from parents, teachers, and caregivers, and conducting formal assessment using tools including structured tasks that help us better understand how your child is processing the world around them.  This evaluation typically begins with an intake session, a period of record review, approximately two to four hours of testing and observation, and then a debrief session to help you understand what was found and what is recommended. The cost for this evaluation is $1,800 (additional fees apply when more time is needed or when there are additional behavioral concerns to address).