Learning Evaluations for Adults

At OpenWorld Psychology, we offer comprehensive evaluations for adults seeking to better understand their learning strengths, academic skills, and cognitive functioning. Whether you are pursuing accommodations for higher education, seeking workplace supports, or simply gaining clarity about your learning profile, our evaluations are designed to provide actionable, personalized recommendations. Check out our team or schedule a consultation.

Why Adults Seek a Learning Evaluation:

  • Struggles with academic or professional performance despite strong effort

  • History of undiagnosed learning differences (e.g., dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia)

  • Concerns about memory, focus, organization, or executive functioning

  • Clarification of strengths and areas for growth for career or education planning

  • Documentation needed for academic accommodations (e.g., extended time, testing supports)

What the Evaluation Includes:

  • Initial Consultation: In-depth interview to explore educational, developmental, and work history to create your individualized assessment plan.

  • In-Person Testing: Comprehensive assessment of cognitive skills, academic abilities, and executive functioning

  • Review of Prior Records: Analysis of school records, transcripts, past assessments, and medical history (if available)

  • Written Psychological Report: Detailed summary of results with diagnostic impressions and tailored recommendations

  • Feedback Session: A review meeting to explain findings and next steps for supports or accommodations

FAQs

    • Initial Consultation: 50 minutes to gather more information and come up with a testing plan.

    • First Testing Appointment: Typically 2-3 hours to complete the clinical interview and testing.

    • Additional Testing (if needed): If your evaluation plan requires further sessions, they will be scheduled and explained during your initial appointment.

    • Overall Timeline: From start to finish (initial consultation, testing, report preparation, and feedback session), most evaluations are completed within 3–6 weeks.

  • You can expect a range of tasks during the evaluation, including:

    • Answering questionnaires about your symptoms and experiences

    • Completing computer-based tasks that measure attention, reaction time, and response control

    • Engaging in problem-solving, planning, and organizational tasks

    • Possibly completing additional tests related to memory, processing speed, or academic skills if needed for a complete picture

    • Complete Pre-Visit Forms: You will receive a link to our OpenWorld portal to complete required paperwork before your first appointment. You may also receive online questionnaires from “Q Global.”

    • Rest and Nutrition: Arrive well-rested and having eaten.

    • Bring Essentials: Glasses, hearing aids, or anything needed for comfort.

    • Medication Guidelines: If you take stimulant medication for ADHD, please consult with us prior to the evaluation about whether to pause on the day of testing.

    • Mindset: No studying or preparation is needed. The goal is an accurate, natural snapshot of your thinking and learning style.

  • We offer educational evaluations at the following locations:

    • Everett, WA: 1902 120th Pl SE, Suite 201

    • San Juan Capistrano, CA: 31831 Camino Capistrano, Suite 111

    • San Jose, CA: 2570 N First St., Suite 211

  • The evaluation cost typically ranges from $1,800 and up, depending on your specific evaluation plan.
    If a broader assessment is needed, we will discuss it with you before proceeding.
    Discounted options may be available through our training program at certain locations.

  • We accept ComPsych insurance with pre-approval.
    Otherwise, payment is accepted by credit card through our online portal.We also provide a superbill (a detailed receipt) that you can submit to your insurance company for possible partial reimbursement, though reimbursement is not guaranteed.

  • Your feedback session is designed to thoroughly review your results. You are always welcome to reach out afterward if new questions arise.

  • You are welcome to bring someone to your initial consultation if you feel it would be helpful. However, the testing session is completed individually.

  • Testing batteries are customized to each individual’s needs and may include:

    • Cognitive Testing: WAIS-IV (Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale – Fourth Edition)

    • Academic Achievement Testing: WIAT-4 (Wechsler Individual Achievement Test)

    • Executive Functioning and Attention Testing: CPT-3, CATA, DKEFS

    • Behavioral and Emotional Questionnaires if indicated.

    Selection of measures is determined after the initial intake consultation to fit your specific goals.

The Evaluation Process

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