Evaluations
Evaluations are used to clarify behaviors, diagnoses, and assist in treatment planning. An evaluation includes in-depth clinical interviews, multiple assessments, and potentially talking with friends/family/teachers that are close to the person being evaluated. The clinical interviews and assessments given are dependent on the unwanted and unhealthy behaviors present and the potential diagnoses. Evaluations can be compared to X-rays in the medical field; they help doctors understand if there is an issue and where.
Disordered Eating Evaluation ($750)
One (1) 75 minute interview session
Assessments:
Compulsive Exercise Test (CET)
30 minute consultation with current treatment provider (optional)
Expansive summary of diagnostic impression, assessment results, treatment recommendations, and resources (printed and electronic)
50 minute follow-up session
Personality Disorder Evaluation ($1,250)
Two (2) 50 minute interview sessions
Assessments:
30 minute consultation with current treatment provider (optional)
Expansive summary of diagnostic impression, assessment results, treatment recommendations, and resources (printed and electronic)
75 minute follow-up session
Substance Use Disorder Evaluation ($750)
Two (2) 50 minute interview sessions
Assessments:
30 minute consultation with current treatment provider (optional)
Urine analysis completed through a 3rd party company (optional)
Expansive summary of diagnostic impression, assessment results, treatment recommendations, and resources (printed and electronic)
50 minute follow-up session
Spiritual Abuse Evaluation ($750)
Two (2) 50 minute interview sessions
Assessments:
Spiritual Abuse Scale (SAQ)
The Religious and Spiritual Struggles (RSS)
Institutional Betrayal Questionnaire Version 2 (IBQ.2)
30 minute consultation with current treatment provider (optional)
Expansive summary of diagnostic impression, assessment results, treatment recommendations, and resources (printed and electronic)
50 minute follow-up session
Suicidal Ideation Evaluation ($500)
One (1) 75 minute interview sessions
Assessments:
The Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS)
Patient Health Questionnaire-9 (PHQ9)
Suicide Assessment Five-Step Evaluation and Triage (SAFE-T)
30 minute consultation with current treatment provider (optional)
Summary of assessment results, treatment recommendations, suicidal risk level, and resources (printed and electronic)
50 minute follow-up session