Psychological Evaluations

Board-certified physicians

Objective, FDA-approved testing

Multidisciplinary concussion rehab

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Psychological Evaluations

A comprehensive assessment of emotional, behavioral, and cognitive functioning.

Board-certified physicians

Objective, FDA-approved testing

Multidisciplinary concussion rehab

About This Treatment

Psychological Evaluations

A psychological evaluation is a thorough, individualized assessment that helps make sense of what you or your loved one is experiencing. By looking carefully at mood, behavior, personality, and thinking patterns, it brings clarity to symptoms that can feel confusing and provides a solid foundation for the right treatment plan.

What the evaluation includes

  • An in-depth clinical interview about your history, concerns, and goals
  • Validated questionnaires and standardized psychological measures
  • Review of relevant records and input from family when helpful
  • A collaborative feedback session to discuss what the results mean
  • A written report with clear diagnoses and tailored recommendations

Why it matters

A precise evaluation is often the single most important step toward feeling better. It clarifies diagnoses, rules out other explanations, and points to the treatments most likely to help, which is why it is frequently completed before beginning psychotherapy or other services.

Who it's for

People of all backgrounds seeking answers about anxiety, depression, attention difficulties, mood changes, or other emotional and behavioral concerns, as well as those who need documentation for school, work, or medical care.

Delivered by telehealth

Evaluations are conducted securely online for most clients, with in-person options available in Augusta, Georgia for younger children.

Ages

12 years and up (ages 5–11 in person in Augusta, GA)

Format

Available via telehealth

Available In These States

This treatment is currently offered in the following states. Select a state to see local coverage details.

Our Multidisciplinary Clinical Model

Objective data, coordinated care, and documentation designed for serious injury cases.

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Objective Diagnostic Precision

FDA-approved, data-driven testing designed to identify neurological deficits that standard imaging often misses.

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Integrated Specialty Care

Neurology, neuropsychology, and rehabilitation working within a single, coordinated clinical framework.

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Unbiased, Outcome-Driven Methodology

Clinical evaluations grounded in medical evidence, not referral source or payer type.

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Continuity of Care Excellence

Seamless coordination from initial evaluation through rehabilitation and long-term follow-up.

Why this matters

The cases you are missing are the ones nobody documented

These findings explain why fragmented diagnosis, limited follow-up, and disconnected care lead to chronic symptoms, and why coordinated, multidisciplinary neurotrauma care is essential.

Missed and Underdiagnosed

56% of mild TBI cases were not documented as mTBI in ED records.

Source: Powell et al., Arch Phys Med Rehabil (2008).

"Patients whose diagnosis is missed will typically not receive guideline-based treatment, self-care advice, or adequate follow-up care."
— Buchanan et al., Pain Physician (2023).

The Continuity Gap

39% of CT-positive patients had not seen a medical practitioner by 3 months.

Source: Seabury et al., TRACK-TBI, JAMA Network Open (2018).

"TBI is a 'chronic process', not just an isolated event requiring immediate stabilization."
— Masel & DeWitt, Journal of Neurotrauma (2010)

Chronic Symptom Load

21% had persistent post-concussion symptoms at both 3 and 12 months.

Source: Fordal et al., Arch Phys Med Rehabil (2022).

"Evaluation of specific acute symptoms and signs may contribute to the prognosis of persisting symptoms in adults."
— McIntosh et al., JAMA Network Open (2025).

Long-Term Impact

6-Month Recovery

~50% do not recover to pre-TBI levels of health by 6 months.

1-Year Impact

53% report injury-related functional limitations at 12 months.

Source: Maas et al., Lancet Neurology (2022); Nelson et al., JAMA Neurology (2019).

"The lack of coordinated care and follow-up leads to preventable long-term suffering"

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