Psychological testing is a three-part process that typically goes as follows:
Diagnostic Interview: First you will meet with the psychologist for a diagnostic interview to discuss your history and reasons for seeking testing. If you are a parent or guardian seeking testing services for a child; you and your child (if over the age of 10) would meet with the psychologist together to discuss your reasons for seeking testing for your child.
Testing Session(s): Next, you and/or your child will come in for the testing appointment. These are typically scheduled n three-hour blocks; however, on occasion testing will require two sessions. Parents are required to remain in the waiting room for the duration of testing. Feedback Session: Lastly, during the feedback session the psychologist will discuss with you the results from your testing. You will be given a comprehensive report that will include recommendations to assist you in your healing.
Feedback Session: Lastly, during the feedback session the psychologist will discuss with you the results from your testing. You will be given a comprehensive report that will include recommendations to assist you in your healing.