Maybe worry has become your constant companion, or your child melts down over things that seem small from the outside. You have had enough of quick fixes and want to know what is truly going on. Our Anxiety Evaluations in West Bend, WI are here to help you find out, and you never need a referral to begin.
We start every one of our Anxiety Evaluations in West Bend, WI from a baseline of cognitive and executive function, then bring in the anxiety and emotional measures suited to your concern. Throughout it all, one licensed psychologist leads the way, keeping an eye out for the related concerns that so often accompany anxiety.
In children, anxiety may take the shape of frequent stomach or head pain, bedtime that turns into a battle, and a strong pull to stay close to a parent. Some become intent on doing everything perfectly, and minor stresses can spark reactions that seem out of proportion.
For teenagers it often reads as relentless worry, discomfort in social moments, and irritability that surprises those around them. Their attention wanders, the body stays wound tight, and a harsh internal voice keeps critiquing everything they do.
Adults commonly feel a steady undercurrent of worry, a mind that revs up as they try to rest, and physical cues like tightness and a racing heartbeat. Winding down feels nearly impossible, as though part of them is always waiting for the next problem to arrive.
Things start with about an hour of conversation, where your psychologist builds a full history of your emotional experiences from childhood through the way you live today. This dialogue draws out anxiety patterns, triggers, and the effect on your functioning, which lets us select the assessments that truly fit.
With the interview as a guide, your psychologist puts together a personalized battery of anxiety and emotional functioning assessments. In person testing generally spans 2 to 6 hours over one to two days, and you take home self report questionnaires that a close family member is welcome to complete too. If ADHD, depression, or trauma related signs come up, we screen for those as well.
Every piece of testing data, each observation, and all questionnaire results are combined into a detailed diagnostic report. Any co occurring conditions we identify are documented thoroughly, so you finish with a clear and complete understanding of what is behind your symptoms.
Around two to three weeks later, you return for a feedback session. Your psychologist talks you through the diagnosis and offers recommendations shaped for your situation: coping strategies for home and work, therapy directions such as CBT, medication guidance when appropriate, and concrete next steps.
No. There is never a referral requirement at Core Spring Diagnostics. You can get in touch directly, for whatever reason, and we will handle everything from there.
It brings together a clinical interview, a cognitive and executive function baseline, anxiety and emotional measures, and a wide screen covering attention, mood, and trauma. One psychologist manages the process throughout.
That is not our usual approach, because anxiety makes the most sense when viewed alongside whatever else may be present. We tailor the evaluation to you and screen broadly so nothing important is missed.
Yes. We evaluate children, teens, and adults, adjusting the process and the questions to match each person’s stage of life.
A report written in plain language and a feedback session with recommendations designed for you, including the therapy and support most likely to help.
Call (414) 387-2100 and we will get you scheduled. No documentation from another provider is required before you reach out.
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