Psychological Testing & Assessment

Psychological Testing & Assessment for ADHD, Autism, Learning Disorders & Anxiety in Rockwall, Texas

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Psychological testing at Bridgewell Cognitive Health provides comprehensive, evidence-based evaluation for teens and adults seeking diagnostic clarity and a deeper understanding of cognitive, emotional, behavioral, or neurodevelopmental functioning. Testing helps differentiate between overlapping symptoms, identify strengths and challenges, and guide targeted, effective treatment planning for anxiety disorders, OCD, ADHD, Autism, learning difficulties, and general mental health concerns.

Assessments integrate clinical interviews, standardized cognitive and academic measures, behavioral rating scales, and observational data to deliver accurate diagnostic conclusions. Each evaluation includes clear recommendations, practical next steps, and individualized strategies that support school, work, and daily functioning. Testing is especially beneficial when clients experience complex presentations, uncertain diagnoses, treatment-resistant symptoms, or questions about neurodivergent identity.

Psychological testing is available in-person in Rockwall and through a hybrid model (when applicable) to support clients across Texas.

Concerns Assessed

Bridgewell Cognitive Health provides assessment for:

  • ADHD (teens & adults)

  • Autism (teens & adults)

  • AuDHD Combined Evaluation

  • Learning disorders (dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia)

  • Anxieties &/or OCD-related diagnostic clarification

  • Executive functioning difficulties

  • Cognitive strengths and weaknesses

  • Emotional/behavioral concerns

  • Differential diagnosis when multiple conditions overlap

Evaluations are designed to clarify what is ADHD vs. Autism vs. anxiety-related concerns vs. OCD vs. learning differences, providing a clearer picture of the whole person.

Types of Evaluations Offered

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  • Assesses attention, impulsivity, executive functioning, working memory, and behavioral patterns.

  • Examines social communication, sensory processing, repetitive patterns, masking, and developmental history.

  • Clarifies overlapping neurotypes for highly complex or late-identified individuals.

  • Identifies Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia, and academic processing weaknesses.

  • Determines whether symptoms reflect generalized anxiety, panic, health anxiety, social anxiety, phobias or OCD-related patterns.

Who Benefits From Psychological Testing

Psychological testing is helpful for:

Teens (13+) who:

  • Struggle with reading, writing, or math

  • Have difficulty focusing or completing tasks

  • Experience social challenges or sensory sensitivity

  • Show emotional outbursts, shutdowns, or anxiety

  • Need documentation for 504/IEP accommodations

Adults who:

  • Suspect ADHD or Autism and want clarity

  • Experience burnout, overwhelm, or masking

  • Have struggled with organization or follow-through for years

  • Want to understand lifelong learning differences

  • Need testing for workplace or academic accommodations

  • Have overlapping symptoms and want definitive answers

Parents & Individuals seeking:

  • Clear, accurate diagnoses

  • Support navigating school or workplace systems

  • Recommendations to guide therapy or consultation

  • Validation and insight into neurodivergent traits

Testing Process

  1. Consultation
    A brief meeting to determine the type of evaluation needed.

  2. Clinical Interview
    A detailed discussion of history, symptoms, concerns, and goals.

  3. Standardized Testing
    Evidence-based measures tailored to the referral question.

  4. Behavioral Rating Scales
    Input from clients, parents, teachers, or partners when helpful.

  5. Scoring & Interpretation
    Integrating all data for diagnostic accuracy.

  6. Feedback Session
    Clear explanations of findings and next steps.

  7. Comprehensive Report
    A detailed document with results, diagnoses (if applicable), and recommendations for school, work, therapy, or daily life.

Testing Tools Used

Evaluations may include measures of:

  • Reading, writing, and math skills

  • Attention and concentration

  • Executive functioning

  • Processing speed

  • Working memory

  • Social communication

  • Sensory processing

  • Emotional functioning

  • Behavior and adaptive skills

Tools are selected based on age, presentation, and referral questions.

Benefits of Psychological Testing

Testing provides:

  • Accurate diagnostic clarity

  • Validation of lived experiences

  • Insight into cognitive and emotional patterns

  • Understanding of learning or attention differences

  • Support for accommodations

  • Targeted recommendations for therapy

  • Guidance for parents and adults navigating next steps

  • A roadmap for improving daily functioning

Testing helps remove ambiguity so individuals can move forward with confidence.

Accommodations & Recommendations

Evaluations can support accommodations such as:

  • Extended testing time

  • Reduced-distraction environments

  • Breaks during work or testing

  • Assistive technology

  • Written or visual instructions

  • Modified assignments

  • Workplace or academic ADA accommodations

Recommendations are tailored to the individual’s strengths and needs.

Cost & Insurance

Bridgewell Cognitive Health is a private-pay practice.
This allows for comprehensive, unrestricted assessments not limited by insurance testing caps.
A superbill can be provided for clients seeking out-of-network reimbursement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a referral?

No. Anyone can self-refer for testing.

Do you test adults?

Yes — evaluations are available for adults of all ages.

Will this evaluation help me pursue accommodations?

The report includes detailed clinical findings and recommendations that may support requests for school, college, or workplace accommodations. Final accommodation decisions are made by the receiving institution or agency, and we cannot guarantee approval.

Is this appropriate for high-masking individuals?

Yes. Tools are selected to identify subtle or internalized neurodivergent traits.

Can testing be done virtually?

Parts of the evaluation may be hybrid, depending on requirements.

If you're seeking clarity, answers, or a deeper understanding of yourself or your child, a comprehensive evaluation can provide direction. Schedule a consultation to discuss the testing process and next steps.

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