Comprehensive Evaluations for Children, Adolescents, and Adults
We provide in-depth psychological assessments designed to give individuals and families three essential outcomes: clarity, documentation, and a clear plan for what comes next.
Each evaluation is tailored to your specific referral questions, developmental history, and lived experience. Services are available in English and Spanish, with careful attention to strengths as well as areas requiring support.
ADHD & Executive Functioning
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Dyslexia & Learning Disabilities
Gifted Identification
Cognitive & Adaptive Functioning
Twice-Exceptional (2e) Profiles
Independent Education Evaluations
Looking for Gifted and Talented or Dyslexia Testing?
Check out those specific pages!
An Evaluation Is More Than a Label.
It’s a Roadmap.
When challenges feel unclear, guessing creates more stress. A comprehensive evaluation provides insight into the underlying factors contributing to attention, learning, emotional, or developmental concerns.
Testing can help:
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Identify the root cause of academic, behavioral, or emotional difficulties
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Provide documentation for IEPs or 504 Plans
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Provide the documentation needed for eligibility and support services
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Guide therapy and treatment planning
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Secure academic or workplace accommodations
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Reduce uncertainty by replacing assumptions with data
What to Expect:
Our Four-Step Process
Step one
Initial Appointment
A clinical or developmental interview to understand history, concerns, and evaluation goals.
Step two
Testing Appointment
Structured assessment sessions typically lasting between 3 and 6 hours, depending on age and evaluation type.
Step three
Feedback Session
A detailed review of results, including strengths, diagnoses (if applicable), and personalized recommendations.
Step four
Comprehensive Report
A written report delivered through the secure client portal, designed to support advocacy at school, work, or with other providers.
Assessment That Honors Your Language and Culture
Psychological testing is never one-size-fits-all. Cultural identity, language development, educational background, and lived experience all shape interpretation.
A core area of expertise is distinguishing between language differences and learning disorders. Each evaluation is conducted and interpreted with careful cultural and linguistic consideration to ensure accuracy and fairness.
Cognitive & Adaptive Functioning
Cognitive and adaptive testing measures how someone thinks, learns, and manages daily life skills side by side. For many families, this testing serves a specific purpose beyond a diagnosis: it provides the documentation needed to access services and support through a Community Centered Board, such as Rocky Mountain Human Services, Developmental Pathways, A & I Avenues in Boulder, or the Jefferson County Department of Human Services. A full directory of Colorado case management agencies is available here.
If a physician, case manager, or school has referred you for IQ and adaptive testing to support a Determination of Developmental Disability or waiver eligibility, this evaluation is designed to meet that need. Results are provided in a clear, well-documented report you can submit directly to your CCB.
