At Avita Integrative Care, we provide comprehensive psychological and neuropsychological evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults. These assessments help clarify cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and developmental functioning, enabling individuals and families to better understand challenges and identify effective paths forward.
Our evaluations support accurate diagnosis and provide clear, evidence-based recommendations for treatment, school accommodations, workplace support, and next steps in care.
What is the purpose of psychological testing?
Psychological testing is conducted to evaluate cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and/or personality functioning. The results help guide diagnosis, treatment planning, accommodations, and other recommendations. Testing may include interviews, questionnaires, performance-based tasks, and computerized assessments. Some of the most frequently requested services:
- Cognitive and IQ testing,
- Attention and executive functioning (including ADHD testing),
- Memory and learning evaluations,
- Autism spectrum and developmental assessments
- Emotional, mood, and anxiety evaluations
- Personality and behavioral assessments,
- Academic and educational/learning disability testing,
- Effort, validity, and malingering assessments,
- Neuropsychological testing for medical or neurological conditions.
Types of evaluations we offer
Adult neuropsychological testing & psychological evaluations
Our adult evaluations help clarify concerns related to attention, executive functioning, learning differences, memory, mood disorders, personality patterns, and autism spectrum traits.
ADHD testing for adults (Executive functioning evaluation)
Adult ADHD testing helps determine whether attention difficulties, disorganization, procrastination, or executive functioning challenges are consistent with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder.
Focus Areas:
- Attention and concentration
- Executive functioning
- Planning and organization
- Impulse control
- Working memory
Delivery Model: In-person
Fee: $2,500
An adult ADHD evaluation can support workplace accommodations, medication management, and treatment planning.
Learning disability testing for adults
Learning disability evaluations assess cognitive and academic functioning to identify dyslexia, dyscalculia, written expression disorders, and other learning differences.
Focus Areas:
- Cognitive abilities
- Academic achievement
- Processing speed
- Memory
- Language-based skills
Delivery Model: In-person
Fee: $3,000
These evaluations can support academic accommodations, professional testing accommodations, and workplace modifications.
Autism evaluation for adults
Adult autism spectrum evaluations assess social communication patterns, sensory processing, behavioral tendencies, and lifelong developmental history.
Focus Areas:
- Social communication
- Behavioral patterns
- Restricted or repetitive behaviors
- Adaptive functioning
Delivery Model: Primarily in-person
Fee: $4,000
An adult autism evaluation can provide clarity, validation, and guidance for therapy and support services.
Mood & personality assessment for adults
Psychological evaluations for mood and personality functioning help clarify diagnoses such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, trauma-related concerns, and personality disorders.
Focus Areas:
- Emotional functioning
- Personality structure
- Behavioral patterns
- Differential diagnosis
Delivery Model: In-person or hybrid
Fee: $2,500
Comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation for adults
A comprehensive neuropsychological assessment evaluates broad cognitive functioning and is appropriate when multiple areas of concern are present.
Focus Areas:
- Attention
- Memory
- Executive functioning
- Language
- Visual-spatial skills
- Emotional functioning
Delivery Model: In-person
Fee: $5,000
Child & adolescent neuropsychological testing
Our child and teen evaluations assess academic performance, attention, emotional functioning, developmental concerns, and behavioral challenges. These evaluations support families, schools, and treatment providers in creating effective support plans.
ADHD testing for children & teens
Pediatric ADHD evaluations assess attention, hyperactivity, impulsivity, and executive functioning challenges at home and school.
Focus Areas:
- Attention and concentration
- Executive skills
- Behavioral regulation
- Academic impact
Delivery Model: In-person
Fee: $2,750
Results can support 504 plans, IEP eligibility, and treatment planning.
Learning disability & academic testing for children
Academic evaluations assess reading, writing, math, processing speed, and cognitive skills to identify learning disorders.
Focus Areas:
- Cognitive abilities
- Academic achievement
- Processing skills
- Language development
Delivery Model: In-person
Fee: $3,500 – $4,000
These evaluations support school accommodations and educational planning.
Autism spectrum evaluation for children & adolescents
Autism testing evaluates social communication, developmental history, behavioral patterns, and adaptive functioning.
Focus Areas:
- Social communication
- Developmental milestones
- Behavioral patterns
- Adaptive skills
Delivery Model: Primarily in-person
Fee: $4,500 – $5,000
An autism evaluation can help families access therapy services, school support, and community resources.
Mood & personality assessment for children & teens
These evaluations assess emotional functioning, personality patterns, and behavioral concerns in children and adolescents.
Focus Areas:
- Emotional regulation
- Behavioral functioning
- Differential diagnosis
Delivery Model: In-person or hybrid
Fee: $2,750 – $3,000
Comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation for children & adolescents
A full neuropsychological assessment evaluates cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and developmental functioning across multiple domains.
Focus Areas:
- Attention
- Memory
- Executive functioning
- Academic skills
- Emotional functioning
- Developmental profile
Delivery Model: In-person
Fee: $5,500 – $6,500
What Is neuropsychological testing?
Neuropsychological testing uses standardized assessments to understand how the brain functions in areas such as memory, attention, language, problem-solving, and emotional regulation. Results help clarify diagnoses and guide treatment, therapy, academic planning, and accommodations.
What to expect during an evaluation
Most evaluations include:
- Comprehensive clinical interview
- Standardized testing sessions
- Behavioral observations
- Collaboration with parents (for child evaluations)
- Detailed written report
- Personalized recommendations
Most testing requires in-person appointments. Some components may be conducted virtually when clinically appropriate.
Fees & insurance information
Fees reflect self-pay rates and may vary based on clinical complexity and testing needs. If insurance is used, reimbursement is determined by your individual plan and may offset a portion of the cost. Click here for a full list of fees for neuropsychological testing and other mental health care.
Ask our team whether your insurance can be used for the psychological and neuropsychological evaluation you need.
How testing is conducted
Some tests require clients to be present in-person to be assessed and actively guided by a trained test administrator, while others can be completed securely through HIPAA-compliant telehealth platforms, with guidance from our clinicians as needed. Depending on the objective of the testing and the selection of the testing materials for the final report, our trained clinicians will create a plan and advise on these options:
- In-person testing: You will be scheduled for specific appointment times and may be required to bring photo identification.
- Telehealth testing: You must have access to a quiet, private space and a reliable internet connection. Instructions for completing remote assessments will be provided.
Confidentiality and privacy
All information obtained during testing is confidential and protected under federal and New Jersey state laws.
Exceptions to confidentiality include:
- Risk of harm to self or others
- Suspected abuse or neglect of a child, dependent adult, or elder
- Court orders or other legal requirements
A signed Release of Information (ROI) is required to share results with third parties (e.g., schools, attorneys, physicians, insurers).
Schedule a neuropsychological evaluation
Neuropsychological testing is a comprehensive assessment of thinking, learning, attention, memory, and emotional functioning. At Avita Integrative Care in Bergen County, New Jersey, our evaluations help clarify diagnoses such as ADHD, learning differences, or autism spectrum conditions, and provide detailed recommendations for treatment, school accommodations, and next steps.
If you are considering ADHD testing, autism evaluation, learning disability assessment, or a comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation, we are here to help. To book an evaluation or for more information, reach out today.