Psychodiagnostic Assessment for Adults

While all psychotherapy will require assessment before treatment sessions begin, sometimes people need a more formal psychodiagnostic assessment. More formal, stand-alone psychodiagnostic assessments determine an adult’s psychological status and functioning and set out a plan of action for treatment. Universities, Colleges, Employers or Physicians may require a more formal psychodiagnostic assessment.

Formal assessments involve clinical interviews, testing, meetings and (in some cases) clinical interviews with spouses, scoring data collected, and interpretation of test results. Upon completion of the applicable diagnostic and assessment measures, we will conceptualize your concerns, prepare a written report, review our findings during a feedback session, and where applicable, assist with the completion of academic or workplace accommodation forms, or Disability Tax Credit forms.