Psychological Assessments & Testing in Austin

Specific reasons people seek out assessment include:

• Improving access to accommodations in work, school, and for standardized testing.
• Recommendations for families and schools to address behavioral/emotional needs.
• Aid in documenting disabilities, potentially qualifying for support and services.
• Increased understanding and guidance for teachers, professors, and employers on our particular strengths and needs.
• Self discovery and guidance; determining modalities and structures that can help us reach our full potential.

Do one or more of those statements feel familiar? Book a consultation to find out if a psychological assessment is right for you.

Many people come in wondering about both. ADHD and autism often show up together, and the signs can look alike. At your consultation, we talk through your questions and decide whether one evaluation should cover both.

We test children ages 7 and up, teens and adults.

Our testing is directed by psychologists. Scott Allen, PsyD, our Director of Neurodiversity Services, conducts our ADHD and autism evaluations.

All testing is done in person at our North Austin office on Spicewood Springs Road, usually on Tuesdays.

A plain-language report you can read in draft before your feedback session, a feedback session to go over results and any diagnosis, and specific recommendations, including formal accommodations for school or work when they fit.

It depends on the questions being answered and how many measures are needed. We give you a written estimate after a brief consultation, and testing can be financed through CareCredit with 0% interest options for six or twelve months.

Most evaluations take two to four weeks from the first testing session to the feedback meeting, where the psychologist walks you through the findings and the written report.

Yes. The report is written so it can support accommodation requests, and the psychologist can include specific recommendations when you tell us what the report is for.