Frequently Asked Questions
Psychological Assessment FAQ
We understand that psychological assessments can feel overwhelming. Here are answers to the questions we hear most often. If you don't see your question, contact us--we're happy to help guide you.
Process & Logistics
Have questions? We've got answers. If you don't see what you're looking for, contact us -- we're happy to guide you.
How long does an assessment take?
1-3 sessions, depending on the package. Sessions are scheduled to fit your pace and comfort.
Do you accept insurance?
Many plans are accepted. We can help with pre-authorization or provide superbills.
Can children or teens be tested?
Yes. Assessments are tailored to all ages for accuacy and comfort.
Do I need a referral?
Not always. We can guide you if your insurance requires one.
Who Assessments Are For
Not sure which package fits?
A brief consultation helps us recommend the right assessments for your needs.
Are assessment only for mental health concerns?
No. Assessments can explore learning differences, neurodivergent traits, or emotional patterns.
Can adults be assessed for ADHD or autism?
Yes. Our neurodiversity-affirming appoach supports teens and adults alike.
Will I get a report?
Yes. Written reports summarize findings, insights, and actionable recommendations.
How are results shared?
Through a collaborative feedback session plus a written report for your records.
How long to get the results?
Typically 3-4 weeks after the final session. Timing is communicated clearly.
Results & Reports
Disclaimer: Please note that raw testing scores are not released to clients. Reports provide interpreted results, insights, and recommendations. Some assessments may require additional time to score and analyze accurately, depending on the complexity of the testing and the specific measures used. Our priority is providing clear, thoughtful, and accurate feedback to support your understanding and next steps.
Next Steps
What happens after the assessment?
Guidance for therapy, accomdations, skill-building, or additional evlauations.
Can reports be used for school or work accommodations?
Yes. Reports are comprehensive and can support academic or occupational needs.
