Maybe what began as a single question about focus has grown to include mood, learning, and behavior, and each new appointment only added another partial answer. A comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation in Sun Prairie, WI brings every one of those concerns under one licensed psychologist for a single, connected read. No referral is necessary to begin the process.
This evaluation is built for concerns that have multiplied over time. It rests on a baseline of reasoning and executive function and then expands to cover autism, ADHD, anxiety, depression, mood, behavior, and learning, matched to what you are actually facing. One licensed psychologist handles the entire assessment and checks for the conditions that commonly occur together, so a growing list of worries becomes one clear analysis.
It may have started with homework battles and then grown to include worry, irritability, and trouble with friendships, each raised at a different visit. When the list keeps expanding, one evaluation that takes it all in reveals what separate check ins could not.
Your teen might have arrived at high school with an attention question that now sits alongside low mood and sliding grades. Seeing how these developments relate, rather than tackling the newest one in isolation, is what finally makes sense of the pattern.
Perhaps a question you first raised years ago about focus or anxiety has since collected new layers you have never fully sorted out. A single evaluation that holds the entire history at once can trace how one concern led into the next.
We begin with an unrushed interview lasting about an hour, where your psychologist collects the full background, from early development to how things stand for you today. A wide angle evaluation needs that context, and it becomes the blueprint for the testing that follows.
Next, your psychologist puts together a battery that can cover reasoning, executive function, memory, attention, emotional functioning, and adaptive skills. Testing generally takes 2 to 6 hours across one or two days, and an in house learning specialist joins in when learning differences are involved. Questionnaires go home with you, and those close to you may fill out their own.
All of the results, spanning thinking, emotion, academics, and everyday functioning, come together in one detailed report. Because this is the most searching evaluation we offer, it aims to identify the complete range of what might be at play, be it ADHD, autism, a learning disability, a mood condition, or a mix.
About two to three weeks afterward you come back for a feedback session. Your psychologist reviews every result plainly and provides individualized recommendations across the board: therapy, accommodations for school or work, everyday strategies, and a clear direction forward.
No. Core Spring Diagnostics never requires a referral. You are welcome to contact us directly, for whatever reason brought you here.
It unites our assessments for autism, ADHD, anxiety, depression, mood, behavior, and learning on a reasoning and executive function foundation, all led by one psychologist with comorbidity screening built in.
No. It is a behavioral and emotional evaluation looking at how attention, mood, learning, and behavior fit together, the combined form of our assessments rather than a neurological workup.
Children, teens, and adults whose concerns have spread across several areas, where one focused assessment has never told the whole story.
A single, easy to read report and a feedback session with individualized recommendations for every area we assessed.
Call the Madison office at (608) 396 4830 and we will get you scheduled. A referral is never part of it.
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