Psychological Testing and Evaluation Services in Sterling Heights, MI
Psychological Evaluation Services in Sterling Heights, MI — ADHD, Autism, Neuropsychological Testing, and More
Specialized ADHD Testing, Autism Evaluations, and Neuropsychological Assessments for Children and Adults
When you are searching for answers about attention, development, mood, or memory, finding the right evaluation can feel confusing. You may know what has been difficult without knowing what to call it—or which type of assessment to request.
At Comprehensive Psychological Testing, we provide psychological testing and evaluation services in Sterling Heights, Michigan, for children, adults, and older adults. Our specialties include ADHD evaluations, autism assessments, neuropsychological evaluations, and psychological evaluations for emotional and behavioral concerns, including questions about depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder.
We begin with what matters to you: the challenges you have noticed, how they affect everyday life, and what you hope to understand. From there, we can discuss an assessment that fits your needs.
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Get in touch with our team to learn more about our psychological testing services and take the next step toward greater clarity, understanding, and informed recommendations.
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Find the Evaluation That Fits Your Questions
Some people contact us after receiving a referral from a therapist, healthcare provider, or school. Others reach out because they have spent years wondering why certain parts of life feel so difficult.
You do not need to choose an evaluation on your own. Our team can help you understand the differences between services and discuss which assessment may address your concerns.
ADHD Testing and Evaluations
Difficulty focusing, managing time, staying organized, or finishing tasks can affect much more than productivity. These challenges may create frustration at school, strain relationships, or make everyday responsibilities feel overwhelming.
Our ADHD evaluations in Sterling Heights explore concerns involving:
- Distractibility and difficulty sustaining attention.
- Forgetfulness and frequently losing belongings.
- Trouble starting or completing tasks.
- Disorganization and missed deadlines.
- Hyperactivity, restlessness, or excessive talking.
- Impulsivity and difficulty waiting or pausing before acting.
Our assessors consider relevant history, the onset of concerns, and functioning across settings. The goal is to determine whether the overall pattern is consistent with ADHD and consider other factors that may contribute.
We provide ADHD assessments for children, adults, and older adults, with the approach tailored to the individual.
You may be seeking an autism evaluation for a child whose development or communication differs from peers. Or you may be an adult wondering whether autism helps explain longstanding social, sensory, or everyday experiences.
Our autism evaluations in Sterling Heights, MI, explore questions involving:
- Social communication and interaction.
- Developmental history.
- Sensory sensitivities and preferences.
- Routines and responses to change.
- Repetitive behaviors and focused interests.
- Everyday functioning and support needs.
We recognize that autism presents differently from person to person. Our approach considers strengths, experiences, and challenges together rather than relying on a single behavior or questionnaire.
Autism assessments are available for children, adults, and older adults.
Neuropsychological Evaluations
When concerns involve thinking skills, a neuropsychological evaluation may provide a more detailed understanding of cognitive functioning.
Our neuropsychological testing services in Sterling Heights can explore:
- Learning and memory.
- Attention and concentration.
- Planning, organization, and executive functioning.
- Processing speed.
- Language abilities.
- Reasoning and problem-solving.
- Visual and spatial skills.
Individuals and families may seek an evaluation to understand longstanding difficulties or changes in functioning. Findings can help describe cognitive strengths and challenges and inform recommendations for support or further assessment.
If your concerns involve a possible medical cause, our team can discuss the role of testing alongside evaluation by an appropriate healthcare provider.
Emotional difficulties are not always easy to explain. You may experience persistent worry, low motivation, irritability, withdrawal, or changes in mood without knowing why. Previous treatment may have helped in some ways while leaving important questions unanswered.
Our psychological evaluations can explore concerns related to:
- Depression and persistent low mood.
- Anxiety, excessive worry, and avoidance.
- Changes in motivation and emotional functioning.
- Irritability and difficulties managing emotions.
- Questions about bipolar disorder.
- Overlapping emotional, attention, and behavioral symptoms.
- Diagnostic uncertainty.
Our team includes assessors with specialized experience in bipolar disorder evaluations and other psychological concerns. Assessment considers the history and pattern of symptoms, their effects on daily life, and relevant background information.
Formal psychological testing is not necessary for every depression or anxiety concern. We can discuss whether an evaluation is appropriate for the questions you want answered.
Take the First Step Toward Clarity and Understanding
Finding answers starts with the right support. Whether you're seeking an ADHD evaluation, autism assessment, neuropsychological testing, or another psychological evaluation, our experienced team is here to help you better understand your needs and explore the next steps.
Additional Evaluation Services
Some assessments are requested for a specific decision, referral, or documentation need. Comprehensive Psychological Testing also offers the following services.
Guardianship Evaluations
Guardianship evaluations explore abilities and support needs relevant to a guardianship referral.
Before scheduling, share the purpose of the request and any documents or questions provided by the referring professional. Our team can discuss whether the available evaluation fits the request.
Disability Evaluations
Disability evaluations assess psychological or cognitive functioning in relation to a disability-related referral.
If an organization has requested particular documentation, please provide those requirements at the beginning. An assessment provides information for consideration; it does not guarantee eligibility for benefits or services.
Substance Abuse Evaluations
Substance abuse evaluations examine substance use history, associated concerns, and their effects on daily functioning.
The assessment is guided by the reason for the referral. Let our team know whether you are seeking an evaluation for personal clarification or at another professional’s request.
Have a Different Evaluation Request?
Not every concern fits neatly into a service name. You may have questions involving learning, behavior, executive functioning, or several overlapping difficulties.
Tell us what you need to understand. We can discuss whether one of our evaluations addresses your questions or whether another type of service would be more appropriate.
If your request involves a specific form, deadline, or outside organization, share that information before scheduling.
Choosing an evaluation provider involves more than finding an appointment. You want confidence that your concerns will receive careful attention and that the findings will be useful.
At Comprehensive Psychological Testing, our approach brings together specialized assessment experience, personal attention, and a commitment to serving the community.
Specialized Experience With Your Concerns
Our team includes assessors with areas of focus in ADHD, autism, bipolar disorder, and other psychological concerns. We consider the referral questions when discussing the appropriate evaluation and assessor.
You are welcome to ask about an assessor’s credentials, background, and approach before scheduling.
A Comprehensive View of the Individual
We consider assessment findings alongside relevant history and everyday functioning. Depending on the evaluation, this may involve interviews, questionnaires, standardized tests, records, and authorized information from other sources.
This approach helps place results in context and address the questions that brought you here.
Patient-Centered Assessment
Your observations matter. We want to understand what has been difficult, what is working well, and what you hope to learn.
Our approach recognizes strengths alongside challenges and considers each person’s circumstances, communication preferences, and goals.
A Commitment to More Timely Access
Our practice was established in part to help address the delays individuals and families can face when seeking psychological evaluations.
We work toward more timely access while preserving the thoroughness each assessment requires. Contact our team for current availability and the anticipated timeline for your requested service.
Clinical Leadership From Dr. Franklin Sollars
Comprehensive Psychological Testing is led by Dr. Franklin R. Sollars, PhD, LP, a licensed psychologist whose professional approach emphasizes understanding the individual and encouraging open communication.
These values support our commitment to respectful, thoughtful evaluation services.
In-Person and Hybrid Options
We offer in-person and hybrid evaluations in Sterling Heights, depending on assessment requirements. Our team will explain which portions require attendance at the clinic and whether a hybrid format is appropriate.
Clear Explanations and Relevant Recommendations
We aim to help you understand what the findings mean and how they relate to your original concerns.
Recommendations may inform discussions about educational support, treatment with other professionals, everyday assistance, or further evaluation.
Evaluations for Children, Adults, and Older Adults
For Children and Families
An evaluation may help clarify concerns involving attention, development, learning, emotions, or behavior. Caregiver observations and relevant school information can provide important context.
For Adults
Assessment can offer a structured opportunity to explore longstanding challenges or current concerns affecting work, relationships, and daily responsibilities.
For Older Adults
Evaluations may address cognitive concerns, support needs, or questions that have not previously been assessed. The approach considers the individual’s history, preferences, and current circumstances.