Psychological Assessment

How do I know if I need an assessment?

Are you taking psychiatric medications or attending therapy but not seeing the progress you hoped for? Are you or your child facing challenges that feel difficult to explain or manage, such as mood issues, behavioral struggles, or difficulties with daily functioning? A psychological assessment can be a meaningful step toward understanding the underlying issues and discovering effective solutions.

Through tailored assessments and open conversations, we create a safe, supportive environment to explore your or your child’s thoughts, emotions, and experiences. Our goal is to uncover insights that highlight strengths and identify areas needing support, ultimately guiding you toward practical strategies, helpful resources, and appropriate therapeutic options. A psychological assessment can provide a clearer path to healing, growth, and overall well-being.

Psycho-educational Assessments

A psycho-educational evaluation is a thoughtful and caring process designed to understand an individual’s unique learning style, strengths, and challenges. Beyond academics, it explores cognitive abilities, emotional well-being, and behavioral patterns that impact learning and daily life.

Through various tasks, we gain valuable insights into how a person thinks, processes information, and manages emotions. This helps identify areas needing support, such as reading, attention, or stress management. The outcome is a personalized plan that fosters educational growth, builds confidence, and supports personal success—a compassionate approach to unlocking one’s full potential.

Diagnostic Assessments

A diagnostic assessment is a focused evaluation to identify specific psychological, emotional, or cognitive conditions impacting well-being. Using standardized tests, clinical interviews, and observations, it gathers detailed insights into symptoms, behaviors, and history.

The goal is to provide an accurate diagnosis, helping clarify experiences and guiding targeted treatment plans, therapies, or interventions. Ultimately, it serves as a foundation for informed care, offering a path toward recovery, stability, and growth. These can include (but not limited to)

  • Autism

  • ADHD

  • Anxiety

  • Depression

  • Bipolar Disorder

  • Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Who do you work with?

I have experience and will work with individuals 24 months and up.