Maybe you are the one everyone relies on, holding a high bar and quietly terrified of dropping it. Maybe your child cries over a B or redoes homework until midnight. When perfectionism and worry start to cost more than they give, an Anxiety Evaluation in Verona, WI can help you see it clearly. No referral is needed.
An Anxiety Evaluation in Verona, WI opens with a baseline of cognitive and executive function, then expands into the anxiety and emotional measures that suit your concerns. A single licensed psychologist oversees the entire process and screens for the related concerns anxiety commonly brings along, so the resulting picture is thorough rather than narrow.
In children, anxiety often hides behind trying too hard. A child may redo work until it is flawless, melt down over small mistakes, or resist activities where they might fall short. Stomachaches, sleep trouble, and clinginess at separation frequently appear alongside it.
For teens, perfectionism and worry can become a constant companion. Watch for endless studying that never feels like enough, social anxiety, irritability, difficulty concentrating, and an inner critic so severe that success brings relief rather than pride and any slip feels catastrophic.
Adults often wear their anxiety as reliability. Always the responsible one, always braced, with racing thoughts, tense muscles, and restless sleep underneath. The worry runs low and steady, and no accomplishment quiets it for long before the next concern moves in.
The evaluation begins with about an hour of conversation. Your psychologist builds a full emotional history, from your childhood through your daily life now, listening for the triggers and patterns behind the pressure you feel. That discussion shapes which assessments will be most revealing.
From the interview, your psychologist assembles anxiety and emotional measures chosen for you. In person testing usually runs 2 to 6 hours across one or two days, with questionnaires to complete at home and an optional one for someone close to you. Should signs of ADHD, depression, or trauma appear, those are screened as well.
Your results, the clinical observations, and the questionnaires are gathered into a single detailed diagnostic report. Any co occurring concerns identified during the evaluation are laid out plainly, so you leave with a clear and honest understanding of what is really behind the pressure.
Typically two to three weeks afterward, you come back for feedback. Your psychologist explains the findings and provides recommendations tailored to you: coping strategies for home and work, therapy options such as CBT, medication guidance where relevant, and clear next steps sized to your life.
No, you do not need one. A referral is never required at Core Spring Diagnostics, and you are free to contact us directly for any reason at all.
A clinical interview, a cognitive and executive function baseline, anxiety and emotional measures, and screening for related concerns such as attention, mood, and trauma, all guided by one psychologist.
That is uncommon here, because anxiety is best understood within a fuller picture. We tailor the evaluation to you and screen broadly, making sure nothing important is left out.
Yes. We evaluate children, teens, and adults, adjusting both the process and the questions to fit each person’s age and stage.
A report in clear, plain language and a feedback session that lays out individualized recommendations, including the kinds of therapy and support most likely to help you.
Call our office at (608) 396 4830 and we will arrange a convenient time. There is no referral to secure first; a single conversation gets everything started.
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