Personality & Diagnostic Testing

If you ever thought...

"I've tried therapy, but I still feel stuck."

"Something is off, but I cannot explain it."

"I don't feel like I have the right diagnosis."

"I have no clue what is going on"

-Your not alone.

Many concerns look similar on the surface. Anxiety, ADHD, trauma, and personality patterns can overlap in ways that make it hard to know what's actually going on.

That's where testing comes in. 

Instead of guessing, this process gives you clear, evidence-based answers so that you can finally move forward with clarity. 

Personality assessment is a structured, evidence-based process that helps you understand how you think, feel, behave, and relate to others—especially in the areas of life that matter most, like relationships, work, and family.

It’s not just a single test. It’s a comprehensive process that combines clinical interviews, standardized psychological measures, and professional interpretation to create a clear, complete picture of how you function.

Rather than focusing only on what’s happening right now, personality assessment looks at long-standing patterns—how you tend to respond over time, across different situations and relationships.

We look at:

• What you’re experiencing: anxiety, stress, mood changes, attention and focus concerns
• How you function: personality patterns, coping styles, emotional responses
• How you relate to others: communication style, attachment, and recurring relationship patterns
• How you make decisions and respond under stress: behavioral patterns that may be helping or holding you back

This process isn’t about labeling you or putting you in a box—it’s about understanding the patterns that have developed over time so you can decide what you want to keep and what you want to change.

For many people, this helps answer questions like:

• “Why do I keep repeating the same patterns?”
• “Why do I react this way, even when I don’t want to?”
• “Why do my relationships keep following the same cycle?”

The goal isn’t just insight—it’s clarity that leads to real change. When you understand your patterns at this level, therapy becomes more focused, more efficient, and more effective.

The process is structured, efficient, and designed to provide clarity without unnecessary steps.

1. Initial Consultation (60-120 minutes)
A focused conversation to understand your concerns, history, and goals. This helps determine the most appropriate evaluation approach.

2. Testing Sessions (3–6 hours total, typically split across 1–2 sessions)
You will complete a series of standardized assessments, including both self-report measures and structured tasks. Testing is scheduled in a way that is manageable and not overwhelming.

3. Clinical Analysis and Integration (5–10 hours, completed independently)
All data is carefully reviewed and integrated with your clinical history to form a comprehensive and accurate understanding of your functioning.

4. Feedback Session (60–90 minutes)
A structured, in-depth session where we review your results, identify key patterns, and connect findings across personality, cognition, and relationships.

5. Report and Recommendations (provided after feedback)
You will receive a detailed report along with a clear, personalized treatment plan outlining next steps.

Timeline

The full process is typically completed within 2–3 weeks from the initial consultation to final feedback.

Clear Answers. Focused Direction.

If you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure what’s going on, this option gives you clarity without overcomplication. We identify what’s happening and give you a clear path forward.

You’ll get:

• A focused clinical interview to understand your concerns
• Targeted testing to clarify diagnosis and symptoms
• Insight into your emotional and behavioral patterns
• A concise written report you can actually use
• A feedback session with clear, practical next steps

Measures may include:

• Personality Assessment Inventory (PAI) or Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-3 (MMPI-3), Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-Adolescent (MMPI-A)
• Anxiety, depression, and trauma screeners
• Attention/focus screening tools (if needed)

Best for you if:

• You want to understand what’s going on
• You’re looking for diagnostic clarity
• You want direction for therapy without a full deep-dive

Fee: $1,300

Premium Comprehensive Assessment

Deep Insight. Full Picture. Real Transformation.

This is a high-level, integrative evaluation designed for individuals seeking a deeper understanding of how they think, feel, and relate to others.

Rather than focusing solely on symptoms or diagnosis, this process examines the full system—personality structure, cognitive functioning, attention, emotional patterns, and relationship dynamics—to provide a clear, cohesive understanding of your functioning.

What This Includes

Extended Clinical Evaluation
A comprehensive review of your developmental, emotional, and relational history, with attention to long-standing patterns over time.

Cognitive and Executive Functioning Assessment
Evaluation of attention, memory, processing speed, problem-solving, and mental flexibility.

Attention and Processing Evaluation
Objective measurement of focus, impulsivity, and sustained attention.

Personality, Attachment, and Relational Analysis
In-depth assessment of personality structure, attachment style, coping patterns, and interpersonal functioning.

Comprehensive Psychological Report
A detailed, integrated report synthesizing all findings into a clear clinical formulation. When appropriate, this report may support treatment planning, academic, or occupational accommodations.

Extended Feedback Session
A structured, in-depth session focused on understanding your results, identifying patterns, and integrating findings across domains.

Personalized Treatment Plan
A clear, strategic roadmap outlining targeted recommendations based on your unique profile.

Assessment Measures May Include

• Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-3, Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory- Adolescent (MMPI-A) or Personality Assessment Inventory
• Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory-IV or Millon Adolescent Clinical Inventory (MACI)
• Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale Fifth Edition or Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children Fifth Edition 
• Conners Continuous Performance Test Third Edition
• Executive functioning measures (e.g., Trails, Stroop-type tasks)

Attachment and Relationship Measures May Include:

• Adult attachment assessments
• Interpersonal and relationship pattern inventories
• Communication and conflict-style measures
• Emotional regulation within relationships

All measures are selected based on your presenting concerns. This is a tailored evaluation, not a fixed battery.

What Makes This Different

Many assessments focus on diagnosis alone.

This process provides an integrated understanding of:

• The personality patterns underlying your behavior
• The role of attachment and relational dynamics
• How cognitive functioning, emotion, and behavior interact
• The mechanisms that maintain recurring patterns

The goal is not only to identify what is happening, but to understand why it is happening and how to change it.

Your Feedback Experience

The feedback process is structured, thorough, and collaborative.

You will receive:

• A clear explanation of results in plain, clinically accurate language
• Integration of personality, cognitive, and relational findings
• Identification of core patterns, triggers, and maintaining factors
• Space to ask questions and fully process the information

This is not a brief review—it is a comprehensive interpretation of your functioning.

Your Treatment Plan

You will leave with a structured, individualized plan that may include:

• Targeted therapeutic approaches based on your profile (e.g., CBT, ACT, trauma-focused therapy, ERP, relational approaches)
• Interventions addressing emotional regulation, cognitive patterns, and behavioral change
• Strategies specific to attachment and relationship dynamics
• Clear treatment priorities and sequencing
• Recommendations for level of care, frequency, and focus of treatment
• When appropriate, guidance regarding accommodations, referrals, or additional services

The focus is on translating insight into clear, actionable direction.

Best Fit For Individuals Who

• Present with complex, layered, or unclear concerns
• Are seeking evaluation for ADHD or attention-related difficulties
• Have participated in therapy but continue to feel stuck
• Notice recurring patterns in relationships and want to understand them
• Want a comprehensive, in-depth understanding of their functioning

Outcome

This process is designed to provide clarity that informs meaningful change.

You will leave with:

• A clear and accurate diagnostic picture (when applicable)
• A deep understanding of your personality and relational patterns
• Insight into how cognitive and emotional processes interact
• A structured, strategic plan for moving forward

Investment: $2,800