Psychological Evaluation Services We Offer

ADHD Testing

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder can affect attention, organization, impulse control, activity level, and daily functioning.

Our ADHD evaluations look at your child’s behavior and development across different areas of life. The evaluation process helps identify whether ADHD or other factors may be contributing to the challenges your child is experiencing.

Findings can help guide recommendations for therapy, school support, behavior strategies, and other appropriate resources.

Autism Spectrum Disorder Assessments

Autism Spectrum Disorder can affect communication, social interaction, behavior, interests, and how a child experiences the world around them.

Our autism assessments are designed to better understand your child’s developmental, behavioral, and social communication patterns.

An evaluation can provide your family with greater insight into your child’s individual strengths and challenges while helping identify appropriate services and supports.

Why Psychological Evaluations Matter

Better Understanding

An evaluation can help identify your child’s strengths while providing insight into the challenges affecting daily life.

Greater Clarity

Testing can help determine whether concerns may be related to ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, or other emotional, behavioral, or developmental factors.

Personalized Recommendations

Evaluation results can help guide therapy, behavioral strategies, family support, and other services based on your child’s individual needs.

Guidance for School and Beyond

Evaluation findings may also provide useful information when discussing educational supports, accommodations, therapy planning, and additional resources.

When your child is struggling with attention, behavior, communication, emotions, or social interactions, it can be difficult to understand what is behind those challenges.

Behavioral Solutions provides psychological evaluations for children and teens ages 2–17 to help families better understand their child’s strengths, needs, and the factors that may be contributing to social, emotional, or behavioral difficulties.

Psychological Evaluations Designed Around Your Child

A psychological evaluation gathers information about how your child thinks, communicates, behaves, and responds to different situations.

Evaluations may be appropriate for children and teens experiencing concerns related to:

  • Attention or concentration
  • Hyperactivity or impulsivity
  • Social communication
  • Emotional regulation
  • Behavioral concerns
  • Difficulty at home or school
  • Developmental differences

The goal is to provide greater clarity so your family can make informed decisions about support, therapy, school services, and next steps.

Helping Families Find the Right Next Step

Getting answers can help you move forward with greater confidence.

Behavioral Solutions takes a thoughtful approach to psychological evaluations, helping families understand assessment results and what they may mean for their child. Recommendations are based on the individual child rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.

If you have concerns about your child’s attention, behavior, emotional regulation, social communication, or development, a psychological evaluation may help provide greater clarity.

Contact Behavioral Solutions to learn more about ADHD testing, autism assessments, and psychological evaluation services for children and teens.

Frequently Asked Questions

Behavioral Solutions provides psychological evaluation services for children and teens ages 2 through 17.

An evaluation can help provide insight into attention, hyperactivity, social communication, behavior, emotional regulation, and developmental concerns.

Yes. ADHD testing is available for children and teens when attention, hyperactivity, impulsivity, or related concerns are affecting daily life.

Yes. Behavioral Solutions offers Autism Spectrum Disorder assessments to better understand a child’s social communication, behavioral, and developmental patterns.

Families receive information about the evaluation findings and recommendations. These recommendations may help guide therapy, school supports, family strategies, or other appropriate resources.