
Psychological Evaluations
-
Adult ADHD Evaluation
$750 (core) • $850 with Executive Function Add‑On
A comprehensive psychological assessment designed for adults (18+) who suspect ADHD may be impacting their focus, performance, or well-being.
✅ What’s Included:
Clinical Interview – Structured intake to explore history, symptoms, and life impact
Standardized Assessments:
BAARS-IV – Evidence-based Gold Standard ADHD diagnostic tool
ASRS – Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale
PHQ-9, GAD-7, PCL-5 – To rule out depression, anxiety, and trauma as contributing factors
Optional Add-On – Brown Executive Function/Attention Scales (+$100) Optional advanced profile of working memory, emotional self-regulation, motivation, and processing speed
Formal Diagnostic Report – Suitable for medical providers, workplace documentation, school accommodations, or self-understanding
🎯 Who This Is For:
Adults struggling with sustained attention, task initiation, follow-through, or working memory
People who’ve masked symptoms or been misdiagnosed
Individuals seeking formal documentation for school, employer, or healthcare needs
Evaluation reports are typically completed within 5–7 business days after all required materials and questionnaires are received.
-
Fitness-for-Duty / Return-to-Work Evaluation / Military Clearance
$600 – Standard
$900 – High-Stakes Roles
A focused clinical evaluation and formal letter to assess whether an individual is psychologically ready to return to work, move forward with military enlistment, or requires continued leave or accommodations such as remote work, reduced hours, or modified duties.
✅ What’s Included:
Clinical Interview (usually 60 minutes): In-depth assessment of psychological stability, occupational or enlistment readiness, and current mental health status
Standardized Screening Tools: PHQ-9 (Depression), GAD-7 (Anxiety) and PCL-5 (Trauma).
Formal Letter of Determination: Provides a professional opinion on fitness for duty, return-to-work readiness, or mental health clearance for enlistment. Suitable for submission to HR, disability boards, or military recruiting officials (e.g., MEPS)
🧠 Best For:
Professionals returning from stress leave, medical leave, or requesting workplace adjustments or short-term disability
Individuals seeking mental health clearance for U.S. military enlistment
Those needing documentation of emotional and psychological fitness for occupational or governmental review
⚖️ Two Tiers Available:
Standard Tier: For non-safety-sensitive roles (e.g., educators, consultants, office staff, remote workers) and standard enlistment cases with no clinical red flags
High-Stakes Tier: For high-liability roles (e.g., pilots, law enforcement, EMTs, surgeons) and military enlistment cases involving prior diagnoses, suicidality, or psychiatric treatment history
This is a clinical evaluation. It is not a forensic or neuropsychological assessment.
Letter completed within 5–7 business days.
-
VA Disability Benefits Questionnaire (DBQ) – Service for Veterans
$400 Flat Fee
What’s Included:
Completion of the official VA Mental Health DBQ, based only on your completed intake form and symptom screeners (PHQ‑9, GAD‑7, PCL‑5) to assess severity of symptoms. No therapy, no diagnosis and no nexus opinion.
What You Submit:
Completed DBQ Intake Form, Intake assessments and Valid photo ID.
Recommended: prior mental health records (if available).
What to Expect:
A finalized VA-formatted DBQ completed based on your submitted materials—ready for submission
Important Limitations:
No clinical diagnosis is made. No independent opinion on service connection or causation is provided. I do not offer narrative letters or court testimony. The DBQ will reflect only what is supported by your self-report and screener scores. Submitting a DBQ does not guarantee VA approval or rating changes
Who This Is For:
Veterans who already have a diagnosis or past treatment and need documentation for a VA claim. Individuals looking for a fast, affordable way to present their current symptom picture in official format. And veterans comfortable with a paper-based, non-interview process.
Who This Is Not For:
Veterans seeking new diagnosis, therapy, or treatment. Complex legal, forensic, or appeal-based cases requiring detailed medical opinions.
Summary:
This service provides DBQ-only documentation—clean, fast, and VA-formatted—without ongoing care, narrative support, or forensic opinion.
Delivered within 3–5 business days
-
Pre-Employment/ High-Stress Role Clearance
$750 flat rate
A focused mental health evaluation designed for individuals applying to high-demand, high-stress, or high-liability roles. This assessment determines whether you are psychologically prepared to perform under elevated pressure, rapid decision-making, and public or organizational responsibility.
📋 What’s Included:
Clinical Interview (usually 60 minutes) – Evaluation focused on emotional regulation, stress response, resilience, and overall psychological readiness
Standardized Screeners – PHQ-9 (Depression), GAD-7 (Anxiety), and PCL-5 (Trauma) or burnout scales as clinically appropriate
Formal Clearance Letter – Provides a professional opinion on current psychological functioning, readiness to work under pressure, and any observed behavioral or emotional risk factors
👤 Best For:
Executives, startup founders, aviation and security professionals, legal or medical personnel, or any applicant seeking clearance for a high-accountability or public-facing role.
Note: This evaluation reflects psychological functioning at the time of assessment. Final employment decisions are made by the hiring organization. This is not a diagnostic or forensic evaluation.
Letter ready in 5–7 business days
-
College Disability Accomodation Letter
$600 flat rate
A streamlined psychological evaluation to determine eligibility for academic accommodations under ADA guidelines. Designed for college students who may need extended time, reduced course load, or modified testing environments due to ADHD, anxiety, depression, or other mental health conditions.
📘 What’s Included:
Clinical Interview – Structured intake exploring academic history, mental health symptoms, and current functional impairment
Standardized Screeners – PHQ-9 (Depression), GAD-7 (Anxiety), ASRS (ADHD), and PCL-5 (Trauma), as clinically indicated
Formal Letter – Includes diagnostic impressions and specific accommodation recommendations for submission to your school’s disability services office
🧠 Ideal For:
Students who need documentation to support accommodation requests, but do not require full psychoeducational or neuropsychological testing.
Note: Final accommodation decisions are made by your academic institution. Additional documentation may be required depending on school policy.
Report completed within 5-7 business days.
-
Surgical Clearance Evaluations
$500 – Bariatric
$600 – Cosmetic
Fast, judgment-free mental health evaluations for elective medical procedures. These assessments meet the documentation requirements of most surgeons and hospitals and are completed without the need for ongoing therapy.
📋 What’s Included:
Clinical Interview (45–60 minutes) – Targeted evaluation of emotional stability, motivation, understanding of surgical risks, decision-making capacity, and social support
Standardized Screeners – PHQ-9 (Depression), GAD-7 (Anxiety), and procedure-specific tools such as EDE-Q (for bariatric) or BDDQ (for cosmetic surgery)
Formal Clearance Letter – Professional determination of whether the client is psychologically fit to proceed with surgery, including any relevant recommendations
🔍 Covered Procedures:
Bariatric Surgery
Cosmetic / Plastic Surgery
Note: This evaluation reflects psychological functioning at the time of assessment. It does not guarantee surgical outcomes or long-term psychological adjustment. Final surgical decisions are made by the operating provider.
Evaluation letters are typically completed within 3–5 business days after all materials are submitted. Rush service available by request.