Testing Services

Psychological testing is conducted for various reasons, including diagnostic clarification, treatment planning, educational accommodations, and gaining a better understanding of an individual's cognitive and emotional functioning. It can help identify specific conditions such as learning disabilities, intellectual giftedness, ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, and emotional disorders.

The duration of psychological testing can vary depending on the scope and purpose of the assessment. It can range from a few hours to multiple sessions conducted over several days. The testing process includes initial interviews, test administration, scoring, interpretation, and the provision of a comprehensive report.

Psychological testing can provide valuable insights and support in understanding and addressing cognitive, emotional, and behavioral challenges. They help tailor interventions and treatment plans specific to the individual's needs, enhance self-awareness, improve functioning, and facilitate personal growth.

The effects of neurofeedback and psychological testing can have long-lasting benefits, but individual experiences may vary. Neurofeedback can help individuals learn self-regulation skills that can be maintained with practice. Psychological testing provides valuable information that can guide treatment and intervention strategies for ongoing support and improvement.