Initial Consultation
You’ll meet with one of our licensed psychologists to discuss your needs, concerns, and goals. We’ll decide together which assessments are appropriate.
Comprehensive Psychological Assessments in Denver, CO
Gain clarity, insight, and a path forward through personalized psychological testing. At Vivid Psychology Group, we offer evidence-based assessments to help you, or your loved one better understand cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning.
Whether you’re seeking answers for yourself, your child, or your client, we’re here to help.
What is a Psychological Assessment?
Psychological assessments help identify and understand a person’s behaviors and abilities. They use standardized tests to create a detailed, numbers-based picture of psychological functioning.
These evaluations offer insights into how someone thinks, feels, and behaves in everyday life. Assessments can be used to:
- Confirm or clarify a diagnosis (such as ADHD or anxiety)
- Support school or workplace accommodations
- Understand learning styles and cognitive strengths
- Inform personalized treatment plans
Assessments can be brief or more comprehensive depending on the client’s needs, and the testing battery is tailored accordingly. They are especially useful when observation or conversation alone cannot provide the full picture.
Many clients describe a thorough assessment as offering the clarity of several months of therapy in just a few sessions, helping them start treatment with direction and confidence.
* A “testing battery” is simply a group of tests designed to assess areas like memory, attention, emotions, and behavior.
Our Psychological Assessment Services
We offer a range of assessments designed to meet your unique needs.
All assessments are conducted by experienced clinicians and include a detailed feedback session and written report.
IQ and Giftedness Testing
This type of testing helps assess how someone understands and processes information. Results can inform school placements, gifted program eligibility, learning support needs, and a deeper understanding of cognitive strengths and challenges. Q testing can be used for school admissions.
Psychoeducational, ADHD, and Learning Disability Assessments
These assessments can diagnose ADHD, Learning Disabilities in Reading, Writing, and Math (Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, and Dyscalculia).
They provide information about how individuals learn and process information and can be used in the development of an Individualized Learning Plans (IEP) or 504 Plan, and can help determine appropriate accommodations for students in school and adults in the workplace.
Psychodiagnostics and Mental Health Evaluations
These evaluations help identify symptom patterns and determine whether a formal diagnosis like Bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD, or a personality disorder is appropriate. They’re especially helpful when symptoms overlap across multiple conditions. The results can guide next steps by informing treatment planning and care recommendations.
Socioemotional Assessment
These assessments may use both objective and performance-based measures to better understand an individual’s emotion regulation, relationships, self-concept, stress response, coping style, and interpersonal functioning.
Therapeutic Assessment
These collaborative assessments may be used at the onset of treatment as a foundation of understanding. In this case, the assessor may facilitate the client’s transition from the assessment into therapy, resulting in an especially deep and meaningful course of treatment.
Clients often say it’s one of the most efficient ways to understand what’s going on and start therapy on the right foot.
Other Assessments
Specific assessments may be conducted in the context of educational decisions, occupational hiring, pre-adoption evaluations, etc.
How the Assessment Process Works
We aim to make the experience clear, collaborative, and comfortable. Here’s what to expect:
These evidence-based therapies are highly effective in helping people with Harm OCD manage their symptoms and regain control over their lives.
Who Benefits from Psychological Testing?
- Children struggling at school or suspected of having ADHD or learning differences
- Adults who’ve faced long-term challenges with focus, mood, or self-understanding
- Therapists or physicians seeking diagnostic clarity for their clients
- Parents preparing for gifted program admissions
- Individuals starting therapy who want deeper insight into their inner world
You don’t need to “qualify” to explore an assessment. If you’re wondering whether this could help, we’ll guide you.
Why Choose Vivid Psychology Group
Our assessments are more than just diagnostics; they’re the beginning of understanding.
We believe that psychological testing is not just about identifying what is wrong, it’s about discovering what is possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the process take?
Most assessments involve 2 to 8 hours of testing, typically spread across one to three sessions. We’ll confirm the best timeline for you during your initial consultation.
Do you diagnose ADHD or learning disorders?
Yes. We use validated measures to assess ADHD, dyslexia, and related conditions in both children and adults. This includes assessments for dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, language processing disorders, and nonverbal learning disorders (NVLD). All assessments use validated tools and are tailored to your specific concerns.
Can my child get school accommodations with this assessment?
Absolutely. Our reports are tailored for use in IEPs, 504 Plans, and formal accommodation requests.
Do you offer virtual assessments?
Some components may be completed remotely depending on the type of assessment. Let’s discuss what is best for you.
What ages do you work with?
We assess children (age 5+), adolescents, and adults. We’ll match you with a clinician experienced with your age group.
Ready to Take the First Step?
Whether you’re seeking answers, clarity, or support, our team is here to help.
