A deeper understanding of how you think, process, relate, regulate, and experience the world.
Psychological assessment should do more than answer the question, “Do I meet criteria?” A meaningful evaluation considers development, relationships, sensory experience, executive functioning, emotional regulation, social communication, masking, adaptive functioning, and the context in which difficulties appear.
The Reynolds Institute provides comprehensive adult assessment with particular attention to presentations of neurodivergence that may be overlooked by traditional approaches.
Neurodivergence does not look the same in every person. Adults may have developed sophisticated strategies for navigating social expectations, employment, education, and relationships. These strategies can make significant difficulties less visible.
Assessment at the Reynolds Institute considers both what is visible and what may be happening underneath the adaptation.
If you have spent years trying to understand why certain things feel harder than they seem to be for other people, assessment may provide a more complete framework.
