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There are a variety of therapy and assessment services offered at Greenspace Psychology. The type that you are seeking depends entirely on the questions that you and those involved would like to answer. An assessment might be requested by yourself or by a family doctor, neurologist, physiatrist, psychiatrist, insurer, employer, parent, coach, trainer, family, or other people or parties involved in someone's care.
If you are unsure what type of therapy or assessment might be the best fit for you, or if you don’t see what you are looking for listed below, please contact us for additional information.
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For most people, the best form of therapy is based on research evidence and clients’ individual preferences. The therapists at Greenspace Psychology specialize in a variety of types of therapy and have unique areas of expertise. Your psychologist will work with you to discuss your goals, needs, and what you are looking to gain from this experience—we will collaborate with you to determine which therapy approach would be the most helpful. Therapy is billed per hour and an average session lasts 50 minutes. Greenspace Psychology often has PhD practicum learners working on site. They are able to offer sessions while under the supervision of a registered doctoral psychologist at a reduced rate—please contact us to learn more about the availability of these sessions.
Therapy
People booking this session will receive a thirty minute discussion to clarify what they are looking for in services (therapy, assessment, main concern), logistics around billing and service access, and time to determine if a given therapist is a good fit for you as a provider of your psychological services. This consultation isn’t needed to book a therapy appointment or psychological consultation.
Costs: Free
Duration: 30 minutes
Service Consultation
A mental health assessment can shed light on possible mental health diagnoses present (e.g., anxiety, depression, PTSD, personality functioning, substance use), provide information regarding prognosis, and discuss recommendations, strengths, limitations, and restrictions. Mental health assessments involve a file review, diagnostic and background interview, and the administration of applicable questionnaires.
Costs: Mental health assessment is billed per hour and an average assessment takes about 15 hours including file review, assessment, administration of questionnaires, scoring, interpretation, and report writing.
Mental Health Assessment
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) assessments can be very helpful in planning education, work, or return to work - as well as to provide documentation if work or school accommodations are needed. ADHD-focused assessments include: a file review, a brief battery of cognitive tests, a diagnostic and background interview, and the administration of applicable questionnaires. Some common uses for an ADHD focused assessment include: diagnostic, prognostic, and treatment recommendation purposes.
Costs: ADHD focused assessment is billed per hour and an average assessment takes about 15 hours including file review, cognitive testing, interview, administration of questionnaires, scoring, interpretation, and report writing.
ADHD Assessment
A neuropsychological assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of cognitive and behavioral abilities using a set of standardized tests and procedures. Neuropsychological assessment can be useful for individuals with known or suspected brain dysfunction as well as their loved ones, caregivers, employers, and insurance providers. Many conditions can impact the brain including injury, general medical conditions, neurological diseases, and neuropsychiatric disorders. Disorders may be developmental, acquired (e.g., concussions, traumatic brain injury), or of unknown cause. The patterns of strengths (and possibly weaknesses) allow for conclusions and recommendations about diagnosis, prognosis, treatment, employment, accommodations, education, return-to-play, return-to-work, safety, housing, and community services.
Costs: Neuropsychological assessment is billed per hour and an average full assessment takes 17 hours total—this includes the assessment, scoring, file review, interpretation of the findings, and writing the report. Additional hours may be booked for feedback sessions upon request.
Neuropsychological Assessment
Assessment of intellectual functioning involves the completion of a standardized test of intelligence. The report will integrate IQ, a brief interview, report of adaptive functioning, diagnosis (if appropriate), and educational records as provided.
Costs: Intellectual assessment is billed per hour and an average full assessment takes 5 hours total—this includes the assessment, scoring, document review, interpretation of the findings, and writing the report. Additional hours may be booked for feedback sessions upon request.
Intellectual Assessment
A cognitive screening (also called a neuropsychological screen) is shorter than a full neuropsychological assessment but still more in-depth than computerized testing screening, sideline screening, or other brief or in-office screening tools (e.g., Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MOCA)). Testing typically includes a brief neuropsychological battery such as the Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status (RBANS), effort testing, a brief interview regarding cognitive symptoms, and pencil-and-paper measures of depression and anxiety.
Costs: Cognitive screening is billed per hour and an average full assessment takes 8 hours total—this includes the assessment, scoring, document review, interpretation of the findings, and writing the report. Additional hours may be booked for feedback sessions upon request.
Cognitive Screen
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