Because every child's behavior tells a story

Psychological evaluations use interviews and a wide array of assessment tools to clarify diagnoses, illuminate underlying processes, and guide treatment. In short, psychological evaluations provide a way of answering a psychological question about a person. Some possible questions for psychological testing might include:

• What is underlying my child's depression, anxiety, or concerning behaviors?

• Does my child have a particular diagnosis (for example, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, bipolar disorder, PTSD, etc.)?

• Why do my child and I fight all the time?

• How is my divorce impacting my child?

• What are my child's thinking strengths and weaknesses?

• How can I best support my child as a parent?

• How have my child's early experiences impacted them?

• What kind of treatment would be most helpful for my child?

• How is my unique history impacting me as a parent?