Psychological Evaluations | Green Country Psychology

What types of evaluations do you offer?

Evaluations fall into one or more broad categories: diagnostic and treatment evaluations, forensic/legal-related, third-party requests.

We evaluate and diagnose mood disorders such as depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder. We diagnose learning disorders, ADHD, intellectual disabilities. We help families understand behavioral disturbances in children and adolescents. We assess for the presence of severe mental health disorders.

We offer legal-related evaluations such as Parental Capacity Evaluations, Child Custody Evaluations, Competency, Youthful Offender, Adult Mental Health Evaluations, Child Welfare-related questions.

We offer evaluations to assist businesses and companies establish Fitness for Duty, Risk Evaluations, and Safety in the workplace.

We help schools and churches know when Risk of Harm to self or others might be present.

Our Process

Initial Consultation

Data Gathering

Collaborative Feedback

At Green Country Psychology, we approach testing in a collaborative way to ensure that you and your referrals are receiving the most useful information and feedback

The steps of an evaluation fall into three broad categories:

Initial Consultation – to understand the questions you want to be answered about your child, yourself, or the circumstances.
Data Gathering – from a variety of sources: empirically supported psychological tests, direct interview, collateral interviews, observation, computerized testing, objective and projective data, previous assessments, consultations with professionals, review of legal material (when forensic focused).
Collaborative Feedback– with parents, family, business, clinician, physician, or legal entity requesting the evaluation. Feedback often includes a written psychological evaluation report and often includes verbal feedback with an opportunity to ask questions and seek clarification about the findings.

Evaluations