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Psychological Evaluations in New York and Vermont

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Support at Every Stage

Assessments support children, adolescents, and adults seeking answers, guidance, or a deeper understanding of themselves or their child. Results are shared in a clear, practical way, with recommendations that help families and individuals move forward with confidence and appropriate support.

Our approach is neurodiversity-affirming and centered on understanding, not labeling.

Our Assessments

Our assessment services provide a clear, individualized understanding of how a person thinks, learns, and processes the world. Using evidence-based tools and a thoughtful clinical approach, we focus on identifying strengths, needs, and meaningful insights that support informed decision-making.

Each evaluation is collaborative and respectful, designed to bring clarity while honoring individual differences across development and life stages.

ADHD Evaluations

We help identify attention and executive functioning challenges through comprehensive ADHD evaluations for children, teens, and adults. Our assessments clarify strengths and difficulties so that families, educators, and individuals can make informed choices about treatment and support.

Autism Evaluations

Our autism evaluations explore social communication, sensory experiences, and developmental patterns to determine whether characteristics of autism are present. Each assessment is neurodiversity-affirming and focused on highlighting strengths, reducing stigma, and connecting clients with the right supports.

Psychoeducational Evaluations

Our psychoeducational evaluations identify learning strengths and areas for support in reading, writing, math, memory, and attention. Designed for students of all ages, these evaluations provide valuable insights to guide educational planning and interventions at home and school.

Early Development Evaluations

We offer gentle, play-based developmental evaluations to assess learning, behavior, and emotional development in young children. Early identification helps families and educators support children’s social, emotional, and academic growth during their most formative years.