Who We Are
Our Practice
Our Treatment Focus
Our Treatment Focus
Our experience enables us to offer effective psychological care at an outpatient level. We treat a number of mental health concerns through individual therapy and neuropsychological assessment.
Our Treatment Focus
Our Treatment Focus
Our Treatment Focus
Our focus is to provide the tools to help overcome life's challenges, and to walk alongside you in your journey toward health and wellness.
Our Patient Promise
Our Treatment Focus
Our Patient Promise
We promise to create a safe, affirming, and nonjudgmental space for you. Our goal is to help you grow from your experiences, and move forward to where you want to be in your life.
Our Assessment SErvices
Neurodivergence Assessment
We provide comprehensive, neurodivergent affirming psychological and neuropsychological assessment batteries for people of all ages seeking clarification around possible neurodivergence including (but not limited to) autism, ADHD, sensory processing challenges, etc.
Psychological Assessment
We provide comprehensive psychological assessment batteries for people of all ages who are seeking diagnostic clarification around struggles and challenges associated with anxiety, depression, trauma, etc.
Cognitive & Learning Assessment
We provide comprehensive assessment batteries for people of all ages who are seeking diagnostic clarification around struggles or challenges associated with learning, academics, cognitive processes, and/or adaptive skills.
What Assessments Do We Use?
Your assessment battery may include (but is not limited to) the following:
- Cognitive assessment: WAIS-IV or WISC-V
- Academic assessment: WIAT-4 or KTEA-3
- Attention/Executive Functioning assessment: DIVA-5 or Young DIVA-5, CNSVS
- Personality assessment: M-PACI, MACI-II, or MCMI-IV
- Rating forms including: BASC-3, Brown EF/A Scales, D-REF, SRS-2, ASRS
- Autism assessments: MIGDAS-2, CARS 2, AQ, CAT-Q, RAADS-R
* All batteries will include a comprehensive clinical interview *
How Long Does an Assessment Take?
We are best known for our comprehensive assessment batteries. For a comprehensive assessment, a typical schedule would be a 2-hour intake, 8-12 hours of test administration, and a 2-hour feedback session. We also bill for administrative services including scoring assessments and writing a comprehensive report. The administrative process typically takes an additional 8-12 hours. Shorter batteries can be conducted as deemed appropriate.
Our Therapy Services
Neurodivergence
Growing up and navigating life's challenges is hard as it is, but when you live in a world that wasn't designed for the way your brain works, it can sometimes feel impossible. We offer a neurodivergent affirming approach to help you learn how to both accept and manage your neurodivergence in a way that works best for you. We work with anyone who has been formally diagnosed, is self-diagnosed, or who otherwise identifies as neurodivergent, including autism, ADHD, OCD, sensory processing disorder, etc. If you are interested in formal assessment/diagnosis, we offer comprehensive evaluations as well.
Trauma & PTSD
Many individuals experience symptoms associated with painful and traumatic circumstances. Anxiety, anger, and hopelessness are a few emotions that can linger, even long after a traumatic event has ended. We can help you overcome these symptoms and guide you through the process of grief and healing.
Behavioral & Emotional Concerns
It can be very difficult for children and teens to express themselves appropriately. Oftentimes this comes out through anger, aggression, defiance, drug use, poor grades, depression, self-harm, suicidal thoughts, disordered eating, and anxiety. We can help children and parents identify the root of problems, and improve communication with one another to address concerns in a healthy and productive way.
Telehealth Services
A COVID Cautious & Accessibility- Focused Approach
We are a fully-virtual clinic offering Telehealth services only. We have made this decision for many reasons:
- Given the ongoing unpredictability of the COVID-19 virus, and with particular mindfulness around the emerging data that there is a disproportionate impact of Long-COVID within the neurodivergent population and in those with chronic illness and autoimmune conditions, we believe we should ethcially do everything we can to protect our clients and their families by eliminating any unnecessary exposure
- Many of our clients have transportation or mobility barriers (such as chronic pain or physical disabilities) that make in-person services inaccessible or difficult
- Many of our clients suffer from chronic illness or autoimmune conditions that impact their energy levels and for whom in-person services introduces an unnecessary risk/exposure to bacteria and viruses that could further weaken an already compromised immune systems
- We have found through behavioral observations conducted both during neuropsychological evaluation services and therapy services that clients are much more likely to be able to "unmask" and show up as their authentic selves when services are conducted within the security and comfort of a familiar environment, such as their home. The ability to conduct naturalistic observations is especially crucial when conducting diagnostic assessments