We offer a wide range of assessment services for adults, children and adolescents provided by professionally trained psychologists and social workers.  Assessments answer diagnostic questions and highlight areas for growth.

Adult Assessments...

• Assessment of emotional and behavioral problems such as depression, manic-depression (bipolar disorder), anxiety, trauma reactions, sexual function and personality styles.
• Intellectual Assessment related to learning styles, communication skills, job function and cognitive disability.
• Assessment of ADD/ADHD (evaluation of attention problems, impulsivity and disorganization.
• Career Development issues (to look at strengths and congruent career paths).
• Marital and pre-marital evaluations (to identify patterns that affect marital function and satisfaction.
• Substance abuse assessment (to evaluate the degree to which substance use impairs healthly functioning.
• Assessment of impulsive and/or compulsive sexual behavior.
• Neuro-cognitive screening (to identify potential impairment in brain function).

• Disability evaluation and consultation.

Child/Adolescent Assessments...  (Ages 3-18)

• Our team of child and adolescent psychologists provide assessment services for differential diagnosis of all major childhood mental health disorders. This includes ADD, Learning Disabilities, Anxiety, Depression, Bipolar, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and others. We also provide specialized testing for non-clinical populations such as Academically Gifted/Talented children.
• We do comprehensive assessment batteries, partial batteries, and individual tests depending on your child’s needs. Parents are always provided with a face-to-face consultation regarding their child’s test results. When extensive testing is completed, parents will also receive a written report of test results.
• Our goal is to help parents understand their child’s unique set of strengths and weaknesses as well as how their child can overcome his/her particular challenges. We are happy to follow up with a child’s school, pediatrician or other professional who may find the test results helpful. In addition, we offer treatment services to help children achieve a more healthy level of functioning. If we do not offer the services a child needs, we will help parents find a professional who does.

  If you have any questions regarding these services,
  feel free to call our office at 616-956-1122.
  We will be happy to talk to you
  about your needs and how we can help.