Assessment and Testing Services for Youth and Adults

We offer comprehensive assessments for a variety of academic, attention, medical and emotional difficulties including:
- learning disabilities
- Attention Deficit Disorders (ADHD)
- cognitive and emotional difficulties

- head injuries and other medically related cognitive difficulties

Cost: $500 includes testing, written report, and feedback session to review the report with the client (and/or parents)

Scheduling Your Assessment: Call the Assessment Coordinator, John Monahan, at 503-352-2404 to get information about testing and schedule your first testing session with your clinician.

We rarely have a waiting list so you can often start testing within 1 week of contacting our clinic, depending on your schedule.


Our clinic is open:
Mondays-Thursdays 9 A.M. - 9 P.M.
Fridays 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
Saturdays 8:30 A.M. - 3:30 P.M.


Steps to testing:
1. You will meet with your clinician and do a clinical interview to find out what your concerns are and to get information on your experience in school and work.
2. You will be asked to fill out paper work and to participate in several 3 hour testing appointments so we can be thorough in evaluating what your strengths and challenges are and make recommendations (testing can take a total of 8-10 hours)
3. If testing is completed within the expected time frame, the report is usually ready to review with the client in a feedback session about 4 weeks from when you had your first testing appointment.


Who does the testing?
Testing is carried out by advanced doctoral psychology clinicians in the Psy.D. program at Pacific University's School of Professional Psychology and predoctoral psychology interns in the Psychological Service Center internship.

All clinicians meet weekly with one of the Assessment Team supervisors who are licensed clinical psychologists. All reports are co-signed by these licensed psychologists supervising the testing.

Recommendations/Accommodations: Our testing is comprehensive and so are our recommendations. We provide you with detailed information on what the problem is and what are some steps you can take to be more successful (e.g., in school, work). Our reports are usually accepted by universities/schools when needed to quality for accommodations/student support services. We meet with you for a final feedback session to go over the results of the testing and our recommendations. You will be given a copy of the written report at that time. We are also happy to send a copy of the report to other agencies/schools with your written permission.

Call the Assessment Coordinator, John Monahan, at 503-352-2404 to get more information and schedule testing.

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