Our trained and licensed psychologists receive referrals from physicians, schools, lawyers, courts, and the general public to provide effective and confidential testing services.  MASTERPEACE can assist you and/or an agency representing you to provide the right test.  Some of those tests include the following:

 

  1. Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: Testing for ADHA/ADD involves ruling out diagnoses that can mimic symptoms of this disorder.  For example, depression, anxiety, metabolic disorders and poor nutrition can also be characterized by in attention, poor concentration and inability to focus on a task.  ADHD/ADD testing involves assessment of intelligence, attention/concentration, personality and achievement.

  1. Personal Injury Psychological Evaluations:  This may involve clinical neuropsychological evaluation (see below) and personality testing so as to measure an individual’s current status post-injury.

  1. Disability Psychological:  Disability Psychological assessment involves a mental status exam and general psychological exam in order to rule out or identify any of a wide variety of possible psychological diagnoses (e.g., depression, organic disorder, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder).

  1. Intelligence Testing:  Frequently involves use of one of the age-appropriate Wechsler Scales of Intelligence, which examine verbal, visual-spatial, memory, visual-motor and related skills.

  1. Personality Assessment:  Refers to the measuring through testing of ones current status regarding psychological constructs or concepts such as depression, hypochondria, criminality, masculinity/feminity, paranoia, anxiety, schizophrenia, mania, introversion/extroversion and others.

  1. Vocational Assessment:  Refers to testing regarding ones vocational interests.  Related to vocational or career interests are the concepts of ability, achievement, work history, hobbies, physical skills, aptitude and competencies.

  1. Neuropsychological Assessment: clinical Neuropsychology involves the testing of an individual’s cortical brain functioning.  It measures abilities including intelligence, achievement, memory, sensorimotor skills, psychomotor speed, incidental learning, language functions and executive (planning) functions.  Related to events such as head injury, dementia or stroke.

 

    For more information or help, please call:

MASTERPEACE Center for Counseling and Development

308 S. Maumee Street, Tecumseh, MI  49286 · 517-423-6889 · www.mpccd.com