Clear answers, so care can fit.
Psychological testing uses standardized, research-validated tools to understand how you think, feel, and function. The results bring diagnostic clarity and point to the treatment that will actually help.
No referral needed. Jump to common questions ↓
Testing is a structured evaluation of areas like attention, memory, thinking, mood, and personality, using standardized measures instead of impressions alone.
You receive a clear explanation of the results and recommendations you, your therapist, or your doctor can act on.
What we evaluate
Common reasons for testing
Not sure testing is what you need? Call us. We’ll help you decide.
ADHD evaluation
Clarify whether attention, focus, or organization struggles reflect ADHD or something else.
Memory & cognitive concerns
Evaluate changes in memory or thinking, including concerns about dementia.
Concussion & brain injury
Assess how a concussion or traumatic brain injury is affecting daily functioning.
Diagnostic clarity
Sort out overlapping symptoms of anxiety, depression, trauma, and other conditions.
Treatment planning
Give your care team a clear picture so treatment can be targeted and effective.
Personality & emotional functioning
Understand mood, personality patterns, and emotional health that affect daily life.
The process
What testing looks like
Referral or call
You, your doctor, or your therapist reach out. We confirm testing is the right next step.
Intake interview
We review your history, concerns, and the questions you want answered.
Testing sessions
You complete standardized tests and questionnaires, with breaks as needed.
Feedback & report
We walk you through the results and give clear, practical recommendations.
Our clinicians
Who does the testing
Testing is provided by our clinical psychologist, Dr. Daniel Condit, who has 20+ years of experience in clinical and forensic neuropsychology.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a referral?
No, you can contact us directly. If your doctor or therapist referred you, we’ll coordinate with them so results reach your care team.
How long does testing take?
It depends on the questions being answered. Some evaluations take a single appointment; more in-depth testing may take several hours across more than one visit. We’ll give you an estimate up front.
Will I get a diagnosis?
When the results support one, yes. Either way, you’ll get a clear explanation of what the results mean and practical recommendations.
Does insurance cover testing?
Coverage for testing varies by plan and reason for testing. Our team will verify your benefits and explain any costs before you start.
How do I prepare?
Get a good night’s sleep, eat beforehand, bring glasses or hearing aids if you use them, and bring a list of medications. We’ll send any other instructions ahead of time.
In crisis right now?
Please don’t wait for an appointment. Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or call 911 if there is immediate danger. Both are available 24/7.
Looking for answers?
Call us to talk through your questions and find out whether testing is the right next step.
Get started today
Please contact our Appleton, WI office with any specific questions you may have or to schedule an appointment