Neuropsychological, Psychological & Forensic Evaluation

Accurate answers. Informed recommendations. Meaningful direction.

Neuropsychological, Psychological & Forensic Evaluation

Psychological assessment is a comprehensive and collaborative process designed to provide a deeper understanding of an individual’s cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning. At purepsych, assessment is not simply about data or diagnosis – it’s about clarity, insight, and direction.

Through a combination of scientifically validated measures, clinical interviewing, and thoughtful interpretation, we uncover the underlying factors that shape learning, performance, and emotional well-being. Our goal is to provide meaningful answers to your most important questions – whether related to attention, memory, mood, academic performance, or overall functioning.

Each evaluation leads to informed, personalized recommendations that guide treatment, academic or occupational planning, and personal growth. We offer a wide range of assessments for children, adolescents, and adults, tailored to the specific needs and goals of each client.

Neuropsychological Evaluations

Objective measurement of memory and learning, attention and executive function, processing speed, verbal and nonverbal reasoning, language, and sensorimotor, visual-spatial, and visuoperceptual to inform academic, occupational, and medical decision-making.

ADHD & Executive Function Evaluations

A specialized neuropsychological approach to assessing attention, working memory, processing speed, response inhibition, cognitive flexibility, planning, time management, organization, task initiation, goal-directed persistence, emotional control, and neurocognitive abilities – providing diagnostic clarity and actionable strategies for daily life, academics, and professional performance.

Comprehensive Psychological Evaluations

Deep insight into cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning using advanced clinical tools and interpretation.

Psychoeducational Testing

Clear identification of learning differences, cognitive strengths, and areas for targeted academic support.

Neurodevelopmental Assessment

Specialized assessment of developmental, cognitive, behavioral, emotional, and social functioning to clarify diagnoses such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, and related neurodevelopmental disorders

Emotional & Behavioral Evaluations

Evidence-based insight into mood, anxiety, and emotional regulation for more focused, effective treatment planning.

Diagnostic Evaluations

Comprehensive, evidence-based assessments designed to clarify complex symptoms, provide diagnostic accuracy, and guide meaningful treatment pathways.

School Clearance Evaluations

Thoughtful, evidence-based assessments guiding a student’s transition back to school with safety, confidence, and support.

Forensic Evaluations

Objective, evidence-based forensic evaluations providing psychological clarity and expert insight to inform legal, family, custody, and court-related decisions, including forensic psychological evaluations, risk assessments, parental fitness and custody evaluations, adoption evaluations, pre-sentencing evaluations, and court updates.

Other Specialty Evaluations

Specialized psychological evaluations providing expert insight, risk assessment, and readiness determinations for medical, occupational, and legal purposes, including gestational surrogacy candidate evaluations, bariatric surgery clearance evaluations, cosmetic plastic surgery evaluations, pre-employment screening evaluations, and disability, worker’s compensation, and personal injury evaluations.

Don’t become a mere recorder of facts, but try to penetrate the mystery of their origin.

Ivan Pavlov

INFORMATION DRIVES INTERVENTION

A significant purpose of assessment and evaluation is to gather information about an individual’s strengths and weaknesses.

Different referral questions require distinct approaches at psychological assessment and evaluation. When considering a psychological evaluation, it is imperative you discuss the reasons for the referral, as your specific questions will drive the assessment and evaluation process.

Once the information is obtained, discussions about possible recommendations can occur, including intervention and treatment agendas.