What types of psychological evaluations are available?

We offer testing for children, teens, and adults, including ADHD assessments, autism evaluations, neuropsychological testing, and mood disorder assessments.

When should I consider getting a psychological assessment?

You may benefit from assessment if you experience ongoing attention difficulties, mood changes, learning challenges, or emotional dysregulation.

What Is a Psychological Assessment?

Q: What is a psychological assessment?

A psychological assessment is a structured process used to understand emotional, cognitive, and behavioral functioning. It helps clarify diagnoses and guide treatment planning.

Q: How long does psychological testing take?

Testing length varies depending on the purpose. A diagnostic assessment may take a few hours, while a full neuropsychological evaluation may take multiple sessions.

Q: Is psychological testing covered by insurance?

Many insurance plans cover psychological testing. Indigo Therapy Group can verify your benefits and explain coverage before scheduling.

At Indigo Therapy Group, we approach testing with compassion and curiosity. Whether you’re seeking answers for yourself or your child, a psychological assessment helps clarify what’s going on beneath the surface and offers a roadmap for healing and growth.

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What to Expect From a Psychological Assessment

3 Steps to Getting Evaluated

Step 1: Initial Consultation

Meet with one of our clinicians to discuss your concerns and determine which type of testing is appropriate.

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Step 2: Testing Sessions

Complete a series of standardized tests and interviews — typically over one or two appointments.

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Step 3: Results & Recommendations

Receive a comprehensive report and personalized feedback to guide next steps in treatment or support.

Types of Evaluations We Offer

Child & Adolescent Testing

Our child specialists conduct neuropsychological evaluations and diagnostic assessments that explore attention, learning, and emotional regulation. We often assess for:

Adult Testing

For adults, psychological assessments can uncover underlying issues that may impact work, relationships, or emotional well-being. Common focuses include:

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FAQ: Psychological Assesments

How Long Does Psychological Testing Take?

The duration depends on your specific needs. A basic diagnostic assessment might take 2–3 hours, while a full neuropsychological evaluation could take multiple sessions over several days. Your clinician will outline the timeline in your consultation so you know exactly what to expect.

Is Psychological Testing Covered by Insurance?

Many insurance plans provide partial or full coverage for psychological assessments, depending on your diagnosis and policy. Our administrative team is happy to verify your benefits and help you understand costs before your first session.

When Should I Get Tested?

Persistent difficulties with attention or focus
Sudden changes in mood or energy
Struggles with school performance or learning
Unexplained emotional outbursts or social withdrawal
Challenges adjusting to life changes

If you or your child have tried therapy or medication without clear progress, a mental health testing process may help uncover underlying factors that haven’t been addressed yet.

Benefits of a Psychological Assessment

Clarifies Diagnosis & Guide Treatment

Identify whether symptoms point to ADHD, anxiety, depression, autism spectrum disorder, or another concern.

Reveals strengths and growth areas

Understand cognitive skills, learning styles, and emotional regulation patterns.

Supports educational or workplace accommodations

Testing can provide documentation for IEPs, 504 plans, or workplace support.

Making Therapy Accessible, Because It Matters.

At Indigo, we're serious about smashing barriers to mental health care. We believe therapy should be actually accessible. That's why we're all in on accepting insurance. Because true inclusivity means ensuring everyone can step into our space, get the support they need, and not stress about the price. It's healthcare, plain and simple. And we're here to make it available to literally everyone.