Private evaluations offer a faster alternative to school-based evaluation timelines and provide an independent perspective. They also provide, when appropriate, a clinical diagnosis that school-based evaluations may not provide.

Yes. An evaluation can provide documentation that may support requests for accommodations on standardized tests, in college or graduate school, and on certain professional and licensing examinations.

We provide psychological and educational evaluations across the lifespan. 3 years of age - adult

Yes. With consent, we collaborate with schools, therapists, physicians, and other professionals to provide a more complete understanding and meaningful recommendations.

If your child is struggling—or you simply feel something isn’t adding up—an evaluation can provide answers and a clear path forward. Contact us today for a free consultation to discuss your concerns and whether testing may be helpful.

Psychological and educational evaluations typically take about 1½ hours each and may be completed over one or two days, depending on the client’s age, needs, and what will provide the best testing experience.

Yes. ADHD and learning disabilities can be identified in adulthood, including in people who were never evaluated as children. Adults often seek testing because of longstanding difficulties with attention, organization, reading, memory, executive functioning, or completing tasks efficiently.

Yes. Some children compensate with intelligence, extra effort, tutoring, or support. Good grades don’t always tell the whole story.

Yes. A comprehensive evaluation can help identify and diagnose ADHD, anxiety, dyslexia, learning disabilities, and other concerns, while distinguishing between overlapping symptoms.

A child can appear to be doing well while working much harder than expected. Private testing can uncover difficulties that grades and test scores may not reveal.