Chiron Psychological is proud to offer psychological testing and evaluation services, to help those we serve achieve clarity about their diagnostic profiles and illuminate the path toward more effective treatment and intervention.
Psychological testing may be a covered benefit under your insurance plan, and our team strives to confirm coverage prior to each evaluation.
If you or your child are struggling, if the nature of the problems you are dealing with is unclear, or if your therapist or other health care provider has made a recommendation for an evaluation our professionals are here to help, using evidence-based, standard-of-care assessment procedures you can trust.
Who May Benefit from Psychological Testing?
Psychological assessments can be valuable for:
- ADHD Child
- ADHD Adult
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
- Mood Disorders
- Age related declines in memory or cognition
- And, more...
Diagnostic Clarity
Gain a deeper understanding of symptoms, patterns, and underlying factors.
Personalized Recommendations
Results inform tailored treatment, educational planning, or support strategies.
How Psychological Testing Works
Our assessment process is thorough, collaborative, and individualized.
Initial Consultation
We begin with a comprehensive intake to understand your individual concerns, history, referral questions, and goals for assessment.
Testing & Evaluation
Standardized psychological measures, clinical interviews, and observational tools are selected based on individual needs and referral questions.
Analysis & Interpretation
Your results are carefully analyzed and interpreted within the context of the individual’s life, history, and presenting concerns.
Feedback & Recommendations
Findings are reviewed in a feedback session, with clear explanations and practical, personalized recommendations provided.
Why Choose Psychological Testing?
Psychological testing offers a structured way to gain insight when questions feel complex or unclear. Assessments can support individuals, families, educators, and healthcare providers by offering objective information and informed guidance.
- Evidence-based assessment practices
- Clear, detailed reporting
- Thoughtful, compassionate clinical approach
- Collaboration with treatment providers when appropriate
Areas Psychological Testing Can Support
- Attention, focus, and executive functioning difficulties
- Learning differences and academic challenges
- Mood disorders, including depression and bipolar-related
- Anxiety disorders, phobias, and panic-related symptoms
- Autism spectrum–related evaluations
- Trauma-related symptoms and stress responses
- Personality functioning and emotional regulation
- Memory, cognitive, and processing concerns
- Behavioral challenges in children or adolescents
- Diagnostic clarification when symptoms overlap
- Treatment planning and progress evaluation
- School, workplace, or accommodation documentation
- Pre-surgical or specialized evaluations (as applicable)
- And more