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What is psychological testing?

Psychological testing is a clinical procedure to identify certain elements of an individual that are important for successful life functioning. Testing includes a clinical interview, an extensive social history, and a number of psychological tests designed to identify how the individual functions. Testing can be used to focus psychological treatment and shorten treatment.

Understanding the brain

• The human brain is the most complex entity in the known universe. We are only beginning to understand the wonder of brain functioning
• Psychoneurological assessment is a procedure of identifying how your brain works, or perhaps how portions of the brain seem not to be working normally.
• Our particular interest in psychoneurological assessment is to understand an individual’s special abilities, according to our philosophy of understanding strengths before understanding weaknesses and limitations.

Marital/Partner Assessment

Couple meets with the therapist for an hour and a half

• Each partner speaks his or her concerns
• The therapist directs the discussion towards attending to these concerns
• Couple jointly decide as to whether to proceed with the assessment

What is forensic psychology?

• Forensic psychology is the practice of psychology in a legal setting.
• The psychologist may be called to a legal case to offer analysis of an individual's state of mind, intelligence, personality, social functioning, behavior, addictions, and other aspects of personal development.
• Judges and lawyers use psychologists as experts in cases that involve individuals who may have psychological features playing significantly in a case.