The MindWell Assessment
MindWell Assessments are a deep dive into a person’s (i.e. child, adolescent, adult) developmental, cognitive, educational, processing, executive functioning, and sometimes social-emotional profile.
We are considered the “gold standard” for evaluation because of our reputation for in-depth, nuanced, and personalized assessments.
Read about each type of testing below or get in touch today to know more.
Types of Testing
MindWell assessments are not “a test” but rather a combination of a battery of assessments, clinical judgment, doctoral level expertise, and information gathering that provides a global profile to provide specific recommendations, accommodations, modifications, and diagnoses if appropriate.
- We are CareCredit providers and if eligible, your payment can be spread out over six months.
- Testing and therapy fees are usually covered by Health Savings Plan and Flexible Savings Plan.
- We are Independent Educational Evaluators (IEE) for several counties.
- We provide an itemized receipt (intake, testing codes, tests administered, report writing, and feedback) at the feedback session BUT cannot guarantee any insurance reimbursement given that our testing often falls beyond the scope of what insurance companies cover for evaluations.
Psychoeducational Testing
This category of testing helps
identify conditions including:
- ADHD/ADD
- Learning Disorders such as Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, and Dyscalculia.
Developmental Testing
Parents may notice stalled development, such as delayed language, where a child understands more than they can verbally express.
Comprehensive Testing
Comprehensive testing evaluates cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning to provide accurate insights across home, school, and work environments.
Cognitive Testing
We conduct cognitive assessments for school admissions, gifted programs, and advanced placement, with licensed psychologists ensuring accurate, insightful results.
More aboutMindWell Testing
Our Wide-Ranging Expertise
We are considered experts in the areas of ADHD, dyslexia, dysgraphia, autism spectrum, anxiety, depression, and childhood behavioral problems.
Our Stellar Reputation
Our referrals come from psychiatrists, pediatricians, therapists, learning centers, teachers, tutors, and most importantly word of mouth.
The Latest Testing Methods
MindWell has an extensive library of testing measures that are the most up to date and empirically validated.
Family Involvement with our Experts
MindWell assessments are conducted by doctoral-level clinicians who provide a personalized testing process that involves creating a relationship with the child and family.
Working with Educators
MindWell clinicians work with most surrounding public schools, preschools, homeschooling co-ops, and independent schools.
OurStraightforward Process
Parents and caregivers appreciate MindWell’s clear and easy to understand three-step assessment process.
Intake
This meeting is your chance to connect with your clinician, share background details, and talk through any concerns. We’ll also walk you through what to expect on testing day. For children, parents usually attend this session. Most meetings are virtual for convenience, but in-person options are available.
Testing Day
Your testing day is an in-person session lasting 4–8 hours with your clinician. Each day is personalized to your needs. Most are completed in one visit, though some can be split into two shorter sessions.
Feedback Meeting & Testing Report
The feedback meeting is when your clinician reviews the testing results with you. You’ll get a clear summary of the tests, analysis, recommendations, and a diagnosis if applicable—all tailored to you. This meeting typically happens 2–4 weeks after testing and the return of any checklists.
Intake
This meeting is your chance to connect with your clinician, share background details, and talk through any concerns. We’ll also walk you through what to expect on testing day. For children, parents usually attend this session. Most meetings are virtual for convenience, but in-person options are available.
Testing Day
Your testing day is an in-person session lasting 4–8 hours with your clinician. Each day is personalized to your needs. Most are completed in one visit, though some can be split into two shorter sessions.
Feedback Meeting & Testing Report
The feedback meeting is when your clinician reviews the testing results with you. You’ll get a clear summary of the tests, analysis, recommendations, and a diagnosis if applicable—all tailored to you. This meeting typically happens 2–4 weeks after testing and the return of any checklists.