Choose an evaluation
Not sure which one fits? Start with the closest match — we’ll confirm on the phone.
All four are comprehensive neurological evaluations, not screenings — a clinical interview, standardized testing, and a written report reviewed with your psychologist.
Schedule a brief, no-commitment consult with one of our psychologists. They’ll talk through what you’re seeing and recommend the right next step.
Why a real evaluation
A diagnosis needs three independent lines of evidence.
Every evaluation on this page triangulates what you report, what someone who knows you reports, and how you actually perform — then rules out the conditions that look similar.
Self-report
Structured interview and standardized self-rating scales, past and present.
Collateral report
A parent, partner, or teacher completes matched scales — symptoms must show up across settings.
Objective performance
Standardized testing measures functioning directly, rather than relying on impression alone.
→ Written diagnosis
Converging evidence, differential ruled out, and specific recommendations in a report you keep.