1. What is the purpose of a psychological assessment?

A psychological assessment is conducted to provide a comprehensive understanding of an individual’s mental and emotional state, to identify strengths and challenges, and to provide recommendations for treatment or other interventions.

2. What types of psychological assessment services do you offer?

At B&E Psychological Counseling Inc., we offer a wide range of psychological assessment services, including but not limited to:

1. Diagnostic assessments for mental health disorders such as anxiety, depression, insomnia disorder, and ADHD

2. Cognitive and academic assessments to evaluate learning disabilities and intellectual functioning

3. Neuropsychological evaluations to assess brain function and detect cognitive deficits related to neurological disorders

4. Personality assessments to evaluate personality traits, strengths, and weaknesses

5. Psychological evaluations for legal purposes, such as disability evaluations, personal injury assessments, and medical-legal reports

We utilize evidence-based assessment tools and techniques to provide accurate and comprehensive evaluations that can inform treatment planning and guide therapeutic interventions.

3. How do I schedule an appointment with one of your psychologists or therapists?

To schedule an appointment with one of our licensed psychologists or therapists, simply complete our contact form, send us an email, or give us a call. Our friendly and knowledgeable team will work with you to find a convenient time and location for your appointment.

4. What can I expect during my first appointment?

During your first appointment, you can expect to undergo a thorough evaluation process to assess your psychological needs. This will involve a combination of interviews, questionnaires, and tests that will help us better understand your situation. The length of the assessment will vary depending on your individual needs, but it typically takes several hours to complete. We will work with you to ensure you feel comfortable and supported throughout the process.

5. How do you work with attorneys?

At B&E Psychological Counseling, we work closely with attorneys to meet their clients’ psychological needs. We provide comprehensive psychological evaluations and reports that are specifically tailored to support legal cases. We also offer consultations and ongoing support to attorneys throughout the legal process. Our goal is to provide our patients and legal representatives with the highest level of care and support.

6. How long does an assessment take, and what is the timeline?

The length of a psychological assessment can vary depending on the individual’s needs and the scope of the assessment. Typically, assessments can take anywhere from several hours to multiple sessions over several days.

7. What types of psychological tests are included in a psychological assessment?

A psychological assessment may include a combination of standardized tests, interviews, observations, and other assessments. Examples may include intelligence tests, personality tests, behavioral assessments, and neuropsychological assessments.

8. Will my assessment be confidential?

In general, the results of a psychological assessment will be kept confidential unless the individual provides permission to share the information with specific parties, such as healthcare providers, attorneys, or other professionals involved in the individual’s care, or if ordered by a court of law, we may be required to comply with a lawful court order.

9. How can a psychological assessment help with my treatment plan?

A psychological assessment can provide valuable information that can guide the development of an effective treatment plan. The results of the assessment can help identify specific areas of difficulty or challenge, provide insights into an individual’s personality and coping strategies, and inform the selection of appropriate therapeutic interventions.

10. How can I prepare for my psychological assessment?

Preparing for a psychological assessment involves being well-rested, avoiding the use of drugs or alcohol prior to the appointment, and bringing any necessary paperwork or medical records that may be relevant to your assessment. We will provide you with more specific instructions based on the type of assessment you will be undergoing.