Frequently Asked Questions

  • We provide a free 30 minute initial phone consultation. During this time, clients or families are welcome to explain their needs, ask any questions or express any concerns. From there, you will receive additional information about moving forward, and can decide from there how you would like to proceed.

  • After the testing is complete, you will receive a detailed report with the assessment results. Reports range in length from six pages to thirty pages, depending on the type of evaluation and referral concerns. Reports include the following components: 

    • Referral reason and referring concerns/questions

    • Background information: this is a detailed section often taking up several pages with pertinent information about the student's health and developmental history, family background, educational history, and social-emotional/behavioral history. 

    • A list of the assessment measures and tests. 

    • Observations: observations of the student's behavior during testing will be described here, as well as the impact of those behaviors on the test scores. If any classroom or school observations were conducted, they will be described here as well as any data collected during the observations. 

    • Test Results: This is the bulk of the report. A description of each test and your child's scores will be listed here, as well as an interpretation of the scores. This includes what the scores mean or look like in everyday life at home and at school, what the student's strengths and weaknesses are, and the implications of the scores. 

    • Summary and diagnoses: a summary of each section will be toward the end of the report with the main findings. Any diagnoses from the DSM-V will be listed here. 

    • Recommendations: Based on the assessment results and testing scores, detailed recommendations will be made. These are broken down into recommendations for home and recommendations for school. I strive to provide tangible and concrete suggestions that can be implemented to help your student in the identified areas of concern and that focus on the student's strengths.

  • You can schedule a time to meet for a free consultation by calling or texting (310) 402-1564

    You may also email us at: npa@mindmetricsla.com

  • Currently, Mind Metrics proudly operates in various office locations across California

  • We do not accept insurance at this time; however, we can provide a "super bill" with relevant information if you would like to try to get reimbursed by your insurance. If you plan to submit for reimbursement, it is advisable that you contact your health insurance company to ask about your out-of-network benefits.

  • Depending on availability the following team members are possible for collaborative evaluations.

    • School Psychologist

    • Education Specialist

    • Speech Pathologist

    • BCBA

    • Physical Therapist

    • Occupational Therapist

    • Assistive Technology Specialist

  • Our appointments are mainly scheduled Monday-Fridays between 8 am and 5 pm. However, some weekend appointments are also available.