Psychological testing (sometimes referred to as testing) serves many purposes, including clarifying diagnosis, guiding treatment and appropriate supports, and/or getting educational accommodations for your needs. Testing can provide a deeper understanding of you or your loved one.
Why should I test?
Am I struggling with ADHD, depression or anxiety?
What are my unique strengths and how can I use them to accomplish my goals?
What are my challenges and how do I overcome them?
What makes learning, retaining, or accessing information so hard for me?
I have been in therapy for a while, why aren’t my symptoms improving?
Why am I struggling at work (with managing tasks, communication with colleagues)? What accommodations can I get in the workplace to achieve my best potential?
I am a college/graduate student, and it has been difficult to adjust to the academic demands. Do I have learning or processing needs that are making things hard? Do I qualify for accommodations for school/exams/assignments?
Why should I get my child tested?
My child is struggling with managing emotions even though we’ve tried everything, how can I help them to be successful?
What may be contributing to my child’s difficulty with focus and attention?
Why is my child struggling at school? Are they entitled to accommodations?
What are my child’s strengths and how can we use these strengths for healthy development?
How do I begin?
If you are interested in learning more about testing or would like to begin the process, please contact Dr. Rehana Raheem for a free consultation. Rehana@centerformoderntherapy.com