What is psychological and neuropsychological testing?
Testing evaluates cognitive and emotional functioning—such as memory, attention, problem-solving, and personality—to provide clarity and recommendations.
what does testing include?
Evaluations may involve IQ tests, academic achievement measures, personality assessments, neuropsychological screeners, computer-based tests, and self-report questionnaires.
what can psychological testing diagnose?
We help identify:
- ADHD
- Learning disorders (including dyslexia)
- Autism Spectrum Disorders
- Intellectual disabilities
- Dementia
- Anxiety
- Depression
who is testing for?
Children ages 5+, teens, and adults seeking answers about learning, emotional, or cognitive challenges.
what is the testing process?
Our five-step process includes:
- Background interview
- Testing sessions with breaks
- Scoring & report writing
- Feedback session (45 minutes)
- Full report + next steps
Take a deeper dive into the details of our testing process in our blog, Discover Your Strengths!
what will I gain?
- Clear insight into strengths and challenges
- Personalized treatment recommendations
- Guidance for accommodations at school or work
who performs these tests?
Dr. Julie Woltil brings years of experience and a dedicated neuropsychology background to her work at Lifeologie Counseling Ada, where she offers psychological testing for children ages 5+ and teens.
where is testing done?
Lifeologie Counseling Grand Rapids
7195 Thornapple River Dr. SE, Ada, MI 49301
how do I get started?
Call (616) 929-0248 to schedule your in-person or telehealth initial consultation. Sessions are available now!
About Julie Woltil
Julie Woltil, PhD, is a licensed psychologist with vast experience supporting people who are navigating relational challenges, anxiety, depression, and general life transition issues. She offers psychological testing for ADHD, learning disabilities, and other neurodevelopmental and cognitive deficits at Lifeologie Counseling Ada.
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