Often the client undergoes the initial assessment in the first meeting. It’s a comprehensive assessment to gather information about the clients background, current concerns and goals for therapy. This is session is followed by the appropriate tests.

After achieving few major milestones, an interim assessment is conducted to measure progress on the client’s initial complaints. Sometimes the client is found ready to be discharged once the interim assessment suggests so.

In a clinical setting, the client is recommended to undergo psychological testing to gather complete information about their cognitive functioning, personality traits, or emotional state. These tests can provide valuable insights that inform our treatment approach.

Assessment is a collaborative process, and your input is essential. I encourage you to openly share your thoughts and feelings throughout the assessment process to ensure we are addressing your needs effectively.

All information gathered during the assessment process is treated with utmost confidentiality. We adhere to strict ethical guidelines to ensure your privacy and confidentiality are protected at all times.