Evaluations
The family feedback session
After testing, we sit down with you and the people you choose and go through the results.
The report is written to be read by you, not only by other professionals. At the feedback session your psychologist explains it page by page, answers questions and talks through what to do next, including who else to see.
You decide who comes, in person or by video
A copy of the report to take home
Time for every question
In plain terms
What to know before you book
Who it helps
The person who was tested and the family or friends who support them.
What the session is like
We go through the report together at a table, in plain words, and stop whenever you have a question.
The method
Your psychologist walks through each result, what it means in daily life and what other professionals may want to look at.
What it is not
It is not a treatment plan or a promise about the future, and it does not replace your doctor.
Length and frequency
One session, with time to talk. If more questions come up later, call the office.
The session is part of the testing day and report fee, and we explain it in your written estimate.
Questions about this visit
Can family join by video?
Yes. A relative anywhere can join the feedback session, as long as the person tested agrees.
Do we get a copy of the report?
You do, and with your written permission we send one to your doctor.
What if we disagree about the results?
Bring that to the session. We help everyone understand what was found and what it does not show.
Planning the family meeting?
Tell us who will come and any questions to start with.