Psychological testing is a way for a psychologist to evaluate a person’s abilities and identify strengths and weaknesses. This information is helpful to suggest if a person meets criteria for a diagnosis such as attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, autism spectrum disorder, intellectual disability, or personality disorder. To complete psychological testing, you or your child will participate in three to five consecutive appointments to complete the following:

-Diagnostic Interview to discuss history of presenting concerns
-Completion of a series of tests that are appropriate to evaluate the presenting concerns
-Feedback session to discuss results of testing, diagnoses, and recommendations

Applied Behavior Analysis is an intensive behavioral therapy that uses evidenced-based strategies and interventions addressing meaningful behaviors to improve overall functioning for a learner with autism spectrum disorder.

ABA therapy programs are individualized to the learner’s needs. ABA therapy can target increasing language and communication, improving social and academic skills, increasing independence with daily living skills, and decreasing challenging behaviors. ABA therapy incorporates parent training and education to help parents learn effective ways to facilitate learning at home. ABA therapy is provided by Board Certified Behavior Analysts who supervise Registered Behavior Technicians.

Parent training and support is utilized to help bolster skills needed to manage challenging behaviors, and to provide strategies that help support families in their day-to-day home life. Parent training is customized to meet your family's specific needs. We are goal-oriented in our approach and utilize evidence-based techniques to build skills and empower you to facilitate improvement in your child’s emotional well-being and family functioning.