Psychological testing services for children, teens and adults — often also referred to as a psych eval, psych testing, or neurocognitive assessment.
Psychological testing at Natalis Psychology is a structured, evidence-based evaluation process used to identify the root causes of cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and academic challenges. Serving children, teens, and adults in St. Paul and Minneapolis, our licensed doctoral-level psychologists provide comprehensive assessments for ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, learning disabilities, mood disorders, and complex mental health concerns. By combining clinical interviews with standardized testing instruments, we deliver clear diagnostic answers and personalized treatment recommendations to support school, workplace, and therapeutic planning across Minnesota.
If you or your child are struggling with focus, emotional regulation, academic performance, or unexplained behavioral changes, a comprehensive psychological evaluation can provide the clarity you need. At Natalis Psychology, we offer psychological testing and psychiatric evaluations in St. Paul and Minneapolis designed to uncover the underlying causes of symptoms not just manage them.
Our Minnesota-based doctoral-level psychologists use structured clinical interviews and standardized assessment tools to evaluate ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, learning disabilities, mood disorders, and complex diagnostic questions. Each evaluation results in a detailed written report with clear diagnoses and actionable recommendations to support school accommodations, workplace adjustments, therapy planning, or medication management when appropriate.
No referral required • Most insurance plans accepted • Serving St. Paul & Minneapolis
There are more reasons for a mental health assessment, they provide clarity, insight, and guidance for therapy.
Psychologists at Natalis use a wide range of evidenced-based objective psychological and neurocognitive tests as a component of our test batteries. Below is a select list of tests we perform though each evaluation includes a basic battery including symptom inventories, personality testing and cognitive measures.
Our psychological testing process in St. Paul and Minneapolis is structured, thorough, and designed to provide clear diagnostic answers within 1–2 weeks.
We begin with a detailed intake appointment to understand symptoms, medical history, academic or workplace concerns, and prior diagnoses. This step allows our doctoral-level clinicians to determine which psychological tests are most appropriate for your specific needs.
Testing may include cognitive assessments (WISC or WAIS), ADHD testing, personality assessments (MMPI-2), autism screening tools, or learning disability evaluations. Sessions are structured and evidence-based to ensure accurate, objective results.
Typical testing time: 2–6 hours depending on complexity.
After testing, our psychologists carefully score and interpret results using validated clinical frameworks. We assess patterns across cognitive, emotional, and behavioral domains to determine whether criteria for ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, mood disorders, or other diagnoses are met.
You receive a comprehensive written psychological evaluation report that includes:
We then meet with you to review findings, answer questions, and outline next steps.
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While both psychological testing and therapy support mental health, they serve different purposes. If you’re unsure which service you need, this comparison can help clarify the distinction.
Not sure which is right for you? Our psychologists in St. Paul, Woodbury, and St. Louis Park can help determine whether psychological testing or therapy is the best next step for your needs.
We provide comprehensive psychological testing for children, adolescents, and adults across St. Paul, Woodbury, and St. Louis Park. Each evaluation is customized to your unique concerns.
If you or your child struggle with attention, organization, impulsivity, or executive functioning, an ADHD evaluation can determine whether symptoms meet diagnostic criteria. Our structured ADHD testing includes clinical interviews and standardized cognitive assessments to provide clear documentation for schools, workplaces, and medical providers.
Autism testing evaluates social communication patterns, sensory processing, and behavioral characteristics. Our psychologists use evidence-based tools to assess both children and adults seeking clarity, support services, or formal documentation.
Learning disability testing helps identify reading, writing, math, and processing challenges. Results can support IEP or 504 accommodations in Minnesota schools and provide recommendations for academic support.
Neuropsychological testing evaluates memory, executive functioning, processing speed, and cognitive strengths or weaknesses. This may be recommended for complex diagnostic cases or when multiple conditions are suspected.
When symptoms overlap (ADHD vs anxiety, depression vs executive dysfunction), comprehensive psychological assessment provides clarity and a formal diagnostic pathway.
No referral is needed. You can contact us directly to schedule an evaluation—whether it’s self-initiated or recommended by a provider.
Our evaluations can help identify concerns such as depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, learning difficulties, and other cognitive or emotional challenges.
From the initial interview to the feedback session, the process typically spans 1–2 weeks. The testing session lasts about 2–3 hours, followed by a results discussion.
Yes. You’ll get a detailed, written report outlining findings, diagnoses, and personalized recommendations. We can also send this to your providers with your permission.
If you’re unsure whether symptoms are ADHD, anxiety, Autism Spectrum Disorder, or another underlying concern, a comprehensive psychological evaluation can provide clarity and direction. Our doctoral-level psychologists in St. Paul and Minneapolis deliver detailed reports accepted by schools, employers, and healthcare providers across Minnesota.
Confidential. No referral required. Most insurance plans accepted.