Comprehensive evaluation · Denver, CO
When the picture is complicated, get the whole story.
Some struggles don't fit one label. A comprehensive evaluation looks at thinking, learning, mood, and personality together, so you understand what's really going on and what will help.
- $4,500 · for complex or overlapping concerns
- Children, teens, and adults
- Reports in 2–4 weeks
Who it's for
- Symptoms that overlap, like attention, anxiety, and mood
- Questions about ADHD plus possible autism or a mood disorder
- A previous diagnosis that doesn't seem to fit
- Treatment that hasn't worked as expected
- Teens or adults wanting a clearer picture of themselves
- Families who need one plan that pulls it all together
$4,500
Includes testing, a feedback session, and a written report with diagnoses and specific recommendations. Out-of-network; superbills provided.
What's included
Interviews + history
Development, school, family, and current concerns, plus rating scales from parents, teachers, or partners.
Cognitive testing
Thinking skills, memory, processing speed, and learning, with academic testing when it's relevant.
Emotional + personality measures
Personality, projective, and self-report measures that clarify mood, anxiety, trauma, and other emotional concerns.
How it works
Free 15-minute call
We confirm a comprehensive evaluation is the right fit.
First appointment
A detailed interview and a testing plan built around your questions.
Testing
One or two half-days, with breaks as needed.
Feedback + report
We walk through every finding and next step with you.
Comprehensive evaluation FAQ
When is a comprehensive evaluation the right choice?
When symptoms overlap or don't fit neatly into one category: for example ADHD plus possible autism, anxiety or depression, a diagnosis that doesn't seem to explain what's happening, or treatment that hasn't helped as expected.
How is it different from an ADHD evaluation?
An ADHD and learning evaluation focuses on attention, executive functioning, and learning. A comprehensive evaluation adds a deeper look at emotional and psychological functioning, so it can answer several questions at once.
Do you evaluate adults?
Yes. We evaluate children, teens, and adults.
Where do evaluations take place?
All evaluations take place at our Highland office in Denver (2727 Bryant St, Suite 200).
How much does it cost?
A comprehensive diagnostic evaluation is $4,500, including testing, a feedback session, and a written report. We're out-of-network and provide superbills for possible reimbursement.
How long does it take?
Usually one or two testing sessions plus a feedback session. Reports are typically ready within 2–4 weeks of the first appointment.
Ready to get answers?
Start with a free 15-minute call with our Assessment Director.