Psychological Testing Overview

• Parent reviews about psychological testing


• Comprehensive psychological testing


• We do not accept insurance


• Cost of psychological testing


• Preparing for the initial parent meeting


• Dr. Pratt attends school meetings


• Psychological testing checklist

In completing psychological testing, we promise to...

1. Have only licensed psychologists with doctoral degrees administer psychological tests


2. Complete psychological testing of intelligence, academic skills, attention, anxiety, depression, memory and other areas based on your child's needs


3. Provide a psychological testing report that is concise, practical and easy to read


4. Avoid conflicts of interest and maintain financial independence from schools


5. Help school staff to understand your child's needs at SST, 504 and IEP meetings


6. Treat personal information about your family with respect and follow all laws regarding confidentiality


7. Help you and your child to feel safe and comfortable throughout the psychological testing sessions


8. Document your child’s strengths, accomplishments and interests


9. Carefully review school records and previous psychological assessments


10. Administer only the most current psychological tests that match your child’s needs


11. Answer your questions in a thorough, honest and compassionate manner


12. Document the educational impact of issues on your child's daily life


13. Respect differences including those based on age, gender, gender identity, race, ethnicity, culture, national origin, religion and sexual orientation


14. Work only within our scope of competence and refer to other providers when appropriate


15. Collaborate with other professionals who work with your child


16. Maintain all clinical records for seven years or until your child is twenty-five years old, whichever is later