Januzzi Counseling Group
Januzzi Couseling & Consulting
Psychological Evaluations &
Assessment Services
At Januzzi Counseling Group, we provide comprehensive psychological and educational evaluations designed to offer meaningful insight, diagnostic clarity, and individualized recommendations. Our assessment services are tailored to identify cognitive, academic, behavioral, emotional, and developmental strengths and challenges across the lifespan.
Each evaluation process is conducted with care, professionalism, and attention to the unique needs of the individual and family. Our goal is not simply to provide scores or diagnoses, but to help clients better understand themselves and access effective support, accommodations, and treatment recommendations.
We offer and specialize in both
Comprehensive Evaluation Services and,
Focused Assessment Services
Evaluations include clinical interviews, standardized testing, behavioral and emotional assessment measures, interpretation of results, individualized recommendations, and a detailed written report.
Evaluation types, descriptions, and associated costs below.
Full Psychoeducational Evaluation
$2,250
A comprehensive evaluation examining cognitive functioning, academic achievement, executive functioning, attention, emotional functioning, and learning processes. Psychoeducational evaluations are designed to provide a holistic understanding of an individual’s functioning and are commonly used to assess concerns related to:
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Learning disabilities
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ADHD
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Academic underachievement
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Giftedness
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Executive functioning difficulties
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Anxiety and stress-related concerns
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Depression and mood-related difficulties
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Emotional or behavioral factors impacting academic, occupational, or daily functioning
Because emotional wellness can significantly influence concentration, memory, motivation, test performance, and overall functioning, comprehensive psychoeducational evaluations also assess emotional and psychological factors that may be contributing to difficulties at school, work, or in daily life.
Autism Assessment
$850
A specialized evaluation assessing characteristics associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder, including:
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Social communication
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Sensory processing
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Behavioral patterns
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Restricted or repetitive interests
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Developmental and adaptive functioning
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The assessment process includes clinical interviews, standardized measures, behavioral observation, and individualized recommendations.
Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, or Dysgraphia Screening
$550
Targeted screening assessments designed to identify indicators of specific learning difficulties involving reading, mathematics, or written expression. These screenings help determine whether further comprehensive evaluation or intervention may be appropriate
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ADHD
Assessment
$550
A comprehensive assessment evaluating symptoms related to:
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Attention and concentration
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Impulsivity
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Executive functioning
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Hyperactivity
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Organization and task management
The evaluation incorporates clinical interviews, behavioral rating scales, history review, and standardized assessment measures to support diagnostic clarity and treatment planning.
Individual Cognitive
Assessment
$550
A focused assessment of intellectual and cognitive functioning, including areas such as:
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Verbal comprehension
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Fluid reasoning
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Working memory
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Processing speed
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Problem-solving abilities
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These evaluations may be utilized for academic planning, gifted identification, diagnostic clarification, or personal insight.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the evaluation process take?
The timeline varies depending on the type of assessment being completed. Most evaluations involve an initial consultation, testing sessions, scoring and interpretation, and a feedback appointment. Comprehensive psychoeducational evaluations generally take several weeks from intake to final report.
Will I receive a written report?
Yes. All evaluations include a detailed written report summarizing findings, diagnostic impressions when applicable, and individualized recommendations.
Why are evaluations considered an out-of-pocket expense?
Comprehensive psychological and psychoeducational evaluations are highly specialized services that require extensive clinical interviewing, test administration, scoring, interpretation, report writing, and feedback sessions. These evaluations often involve many hours of professional work completed both during and outside of direct appointments.
In many cases, insurance companies place limitations on coverage for educational, academic, or comprehensive diagnostic testing, particularly when evaluations are being used to better understand learning, attention, developmental, or emotional functioning. Because of these restrictions, many evaluation services are offered as private-pay services to allow for a more comprehensive, individualized, and clinically thorough assessment process without limitations imposed by insurance requirements.
Clients may choose to contact their insurance provider regarding possible out-of-network reimbursement options.
Can evaluations assess anxiety, depression, or emotional concerns?
Yes. Emotional functioning is an important part of comprehensive psychological assessment. Anxiety, depression, stress, emotional regulation difficulties, trauma-related symptoms, and other mood-related concerns can significantly affect concentration, academic performance, motivation, memory, behavior, and overall functioning.
When appropriate, psychoeducational evaluations include measures designed to better understand emotional and behavioral functioning in addition to cognitive and academic performance.
Can evaluations be used for school accommodations or IEP/504 planning?
In many cases, yes. Psychoeducational and ADHD evaluations may help support requests for academic accommodations, intervention planning, or eligibility discussions within school settings. Specific requirements vary by school district and institution.
Do you evaluate both children and adults?
Yes. Assessment services may be available for children, adolescents, and adults depending on the nature of the referral concern and evaluation requested.
What is the difference between a screening and a full evaluation?
A screening is a focused assessment designed to identify indicators of concern and determine whether additional evaluation may be needed. A full evaluation is more comprehensive and includes broader testing, interpretation, diagnostic clarification, and detailed recommendations.
How should I prepare for an evaluation?
Preparation instructions will be provided prior to testing. In general, individuals should arrive well-rested, bring relevant records or documentation when requested, and allow adequate time for the evaluation process.
How do I know which evaluation is appropriate?
We understand that choosing the right assessment can feel overwhelming. We are happy to discuss your concerns and help determine which evaluation or screening may best fit your needs.