Psychological Assessment

A psychological assessment evaluates an individual’s emotions, personality, behavior, and mental health conditions using

interviews, questionnaires, and standardized tests. The results are analyzed and interpreted, and a report is provided that

addresses the patient’s concerns and referral question, while also providing diagnoses and personalized treatment

recommendations.

At the Racho Group, we know that a well-conducted psychological assessment provides invaluable insight into an individual’s

strengths, challenges, and needs, and guides effective interventions and support. We conduct thorough and thoughtful

assessments that illuminate underlying issues, validate struggles, and empower individuals, families, educators and healthcare

teams with actionable recommendations. It’s our duty and privilege not only to assess but to help solve problems through our

assessment and reports— translating complex data into meaningful, practical solutions that lead to positive change. Our approach

to assessment aims to bridge understanding and intervention, ensuring our work makes a real difference in people’s lives.

You feel like something is “off,” but you can’t quite explain it – You’ve been experiencing mood swings, overwhelming anxiety, or persistent sadness, and you want to understand what’s going on.
You’ve tried therapy before, but progress feels slow or unclear – A thorough assessment could help pinpoint underlying issues and guide a more effective treatment plan.
You’re struggling in relationships but don’t know why – Maybe you have trouble trusting others, feel emotionally disconnected, or notice patterns of conflict that repeat, and you want to understand the deeper reasons behind them.
Your child is showing signs of emotional distress, and you want to help – Maybe they’re acting out, withdrawing, or struggling with anxiety, and you need a clearer picture of what’s happening so you can support them effectively.
You’re in a situation where mental health matters – Whether it’s a disability claim or fit for duty necessity, an assessment can provide the information needed.

If you or a loved one could benefit from an assessment, contact The Racho Group today.