Psychological Testing & Evaluations

Understanding your strengths, challenges, and individual needs is an important step toward meaningful growth.

Understanding Psychological Testing

Psychological testing provides valuable information about how an individual thinks, learns, feels, and functions in everyday life. A comprehensive evaluation may help clarify diagnoses, identify strengths and challenges, and guide treatment or educational planning.

At Mosaic Psychological Services, evaluations are individualized according to the referral questions and the needs of each client. Testing may involve interviews, questionnaires, standardized assessments, and a review of relevant background information.

Types of Evaluations

Autism Spectrum Evaluations

Assessments that explore social communication, developmental history, behavior patterns, and other characteristics associated with autism spectrum disorder.

ADHD Evaluations

Assessments of attention, executive functioning, activity level, and related concerns, while considering other factors that may affect concentration and behavior.

Cognitive & Learning Evaluations

Evaluations that explore cognitive abilities, academic skills, learning patterns, and potential areas requiring additional support.

Diagnostic Clarification

Comprehensive assessments that help clarify emotional, behavioral, personality, or psychological concerns and inform treatment recommendations.

What to Expect During Testing

Referral & Intake

Begin by submitting a referral and completing the required intake information.

Clinical Interview

A clinician reviews your concerns, relevant history, and goals for the evaluation.

Testing Sessions

Assessments are selected based on the referral questions and may require one or more appointments.

Feedback & Recommendations

Results are reviewed with you during a feedback appointment, along with recommendations and next steps.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does psychological testing take?

The length of testing varies depending on the type of evaluation, the individual's needs, and the assessments required. Some evaluations involve multiple appointments. Our staff can provide additional information about the expected process.

Does testing always result in a diagnosis?

No. The purpose of testing is to better understand an individual's functioning. An evaluation may identify a diagnosis, clarify existing concerns, or determine that the available information does not support a particular diagnosis.

What should I bring to my appointment?

Bring any documents requested by our office. Depending on the evaluation, these may include previous assessment reports, educational records, medical information, or other relevant documents.

Will I receive a written report?

Written reports are generally part of comprehensive psychological evaluations. For applicable evaluations, the report is provided following the feedback appointment, in accordance with Mosaic's procedures.

Does insurance cover psychological testing?

Coverage depends on your insurance plan, the purpose of the evaluation, medical necessity, and applicable benefits. Some evaluations may not be covered. Please contact our office to discuss insurance and payment options before scheduling.

Can testing help with school or workplace concerns?

Psychological evaluations may provide information that helps individuals, families, and professionals better understand learning or functional needs. Specific accommodations and eligibility decisions are determined by the relevant school, employer, or other organization.

How do I request psychological testing?

Start by completing Mosaic's new client referral process. Our office will provide instructions about required forms and next steps.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Whether you are seeking answers for yourself or a loved one, our team can help you understand the evaluation process and how to begin.

Request Psychological Testing