Evaluation providers
Diagnostic & Testing Providers in Denver, Colorado
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Birch Psychology - Denver
Our psychologists assess autism across the lifespan, from age one into adulthood, using the ADOS-2 and ADI-R together with cognitive and behavioral measures. Because ADHD, anxiety, mood disorders, developmental disorders, fetal alcohol syndrome, and speech or vision concerns can look similar, we rule these out carefully as part of every autism evaluation. Beyond autism testing, we offer psychoeducational, ADHD, developmental, social and emotional, mental health, and full battery assessments, plus community-based assessment. We see families at our Denver office on Logan Street and at a second office in Centennial, and our practice also provides therapy, psychiatry, parenting groups, and consultation.
- Autism evaluation
- ADHD evaluation
- Psychoeducational evaluation
- Developmental evaluation
Insights, Colorado Assessment & Therapy - Denver
From our office on York Street in Denver, we provide evaluations for autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, fetal alcohol spectrum disorders, cognitive and IQ questions, adaptive functioning, and giftedness, for both children and adults. We also complete adoption and surrogacy evaluations and offer therapy and family support. We believe an in-depth assessment of a child should never rest on one clinician alone. Under our team model, pediatric evaluations involve two or more clinicians, and testing is usually completed in a single day. Adult evaluations are carried out by one clinician and then reviewed by the full clinical team, which includes psychologists and a BCBA.
- Autism evaluation
- ADHD evaluation
- IQ or cognitive testing
- Psychological evaluation
Panorama Psychology - Denver
Our Denver team evaluates children, adolescents, and adults for ADHD and learning disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, and broader diagnostic questions, and we complete educational evaluations for gifted and gifted with learning differences identification, IEP and 504 planning, standardized testing accommodations, and Independent Educational Evaluations. Testing takes place over one or two half-days after an intake visit that sets the plan. A feedback session reviews diagnoses and recommendations, and the written report usually arrives within two to four weeks, ready to share with schools or therapists. We work with families from DPS, JeffCo, APS, BVSD, Douglas County, and other districts, with offices in Highland and Centennial.
- Autism evaluation
- ADHD evaluation
- Learning evaluation
- Dyslexia or reading evaluation
Wolff Child Psychology - Denver
Children and teens come to our Denver office for evaluations of autism, ADHD, dyslexia and other learning disabilities, giftedness and gifted with learning differences profiles, and social-emotional concerns such as anxiety, depression, and behavior. We also offer neuropsychological, targeted, and full evaluations, plus re-evaluations and older teen evaluations. Testing usually takes one school-length day or two half-days, alongside interviews and questionnaires from parents, teachers, and other professionals. We review results with parents in a feedback session, deliver a written report within two weeks, and typically join a follow-up school meeting for IEP, 504, or private school planning. Therapy, coaching, and groups are available afterward.
- Autism evaluation
- ADHD evaluation
- Learning evaluation
- Dyslexia or reading evaluation
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