Assessment Services

Psychologists are experts in human behavior and are trained to deal with complex processes. Psychologists are also trained in psychometrics and use of test scores within the context of a person’s life to help answer specific questions, solve problems, or make decisions. Some of the different types of psychological assessments include:

Neuropsychological Assessment- involves assessment (testing) with a group of standardized tests that are sensitive to the effects of brain dysfunction and brain behavior relationships. These evaluations include assessment of functioning in the following areas:

•  attention

• -memory

• -learning

• problem-solving and other complex abilities

• visual-spatial functioning

• language ability

• motor functioning

• emotional functioning

• academic skill development

Psychological Assessment- includes a broad range of tests designed to address specific areas of concern, such as diagnosis and evaluation of psychological characteristics or processes and assessment of the effectiveness of interventions.  These tests include assessment of different domains such as:

• personality assessment

• interpersonal behavior

• cognitive/intellectual functioning

• marital-family interactions

•  parenting skills

• child behavioral problems

Academic/Career Assessment- involves assessment of ability, achievement, interest and motivation in academic or work environments.

• academic achievement

• school adjustment

• intellectual ability

• career/vocational interest

• career/vocational aptitude

For licensing or employer evaluations, please go to Consultation Services.