At BGA Psychology, an assessment brings together intellectual, cognitive, academic, emotional, and personality data selected for your needs. A psychologist interprets the findings in the context of your history and goals, then prepares a detailed report. Recommendations may address academic accommodations, learning and executive functioning support, psychotherapy, or consultation with a prescribing clinician. The scope and length of testing depend on the questions the evaluation needs to answer.
Our detailed reports provide a clear, understandable picture of cognitive, academic, emotional, and personality functioning. We pair a straightforward scheduling process with careful interpretation and practical recommendations. Your assessment coordinator will explain the available evaluation options, format, and expected timeline.
An assessment may help when difficulties with attention, learning, memory, mood, or behavior are affecting school, work, or daily life. Parents may seek answers about a student's academic or social difficulties; college students and adults may want to understand persistent problems with focus, organization, or performance. Testing can help clarify ADHD, dyslexia and other learning disorders, anxiety, depression, and related concerns. It adds structured information about strengths and difficulties that can guide diagnosis, treatment planning, and accommodation recommendations.
If you or a loved one need a psychological assessment, then do not hesitate to contact BGA Psychology.
We select the evaluation format and measures around your concerns and documentation needs. Comprehensive evaluations include a clinical interview and a tailored combination of cognitive, academic, attention, emotional, and personality measures. Focused evaluation options may use a different process. Your assessment coordinator will explain what is included before you begin.
Strong grades do not always reveal how much effort a student needs to keep up. Persistent difficulty with focus, organization, or completing work may coexist with anxiety, low mood, or sleep problems. An assessment can help clarify the contributing factors and identify useful learning strategies, treatment options, and accommodations when supported by the findings.
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*Please note: we do not accept insurance, medicare, or medicaid but we do offer CareCredit for those who require flexible payment options.
