Psychological Evaluations & Assessments

The T-JTA serves as a great criss-cross analysis of couple's and family member's temperaments and dynamics. This analysis is attained through each person rating both themselves and their spouse or family member on 9 different opposing temperament categories. It is a helpful analysis for understanding and interpreting dynamic patterns between couples or families and is a helpful tool in discovering specific temperamental issues affecting oneself or family.

The MCMI serves as a cross dimensional inventory on a wide range of clinical issues including but not limited to generalized clinical disorders (anxiety, depression, etc.), compulsivity problems, personality disorders (borderline, narcissism, etc.), as well as other psychological and psycho-social matters such as thought disorders and dissociative disorders. It is a valuable psychometric inventory for clients with clinical concerns or those with current or previous diagnoses.

The MACI-II has been uniquely designed to evaluate issues that adolescents regularly face in their daily lives. This inventory helps assess clinical issues and personality patterns for teens in order to be properly evaluable for therapeutic treatment. It is also a valuable psychometric inventory for adolescent clients with possible clinical concerns or those with potential or previous diagnoses.

The (BAI®) Beck Anxiety Inventory® serves as brief self report assessment measuring anxiety frequency, level, and severity. If you or your loved one has had bouts with anxiety, then this inventory is a helpful tool to attain objective anxiety measurements.

The (BDI®) Beck Depression Inventory® serves as brief self report assessment measuring depression frequency, level, and severity. If you or your loved one has had bouts with depression, then this inventory is a helpful tool in attaining objective depression measurements.

The (BHS®) Beck Hopelessness Scale® measures negative or pessimistic attitudes about one’s future. Participants respond to 20 true or false items on the (BHS®), participants can either endorse a negative or pessimistic statement or deny an optimistic or positive statement.

The MBTI looks at how a person perceives, experiences, and interprets the world around them. It focuses on motivations and interactions, decision-making, processing styles, and perception styles and abilities. It is helpful in understanding oneself and how they best relate to others and the world around them. It is equally helpful in understanding your spouse or family member regarding how they perceive and interpret themselves, others, and their experiences.

This assessment is one of the top-rated couples assessment in America for both premarital and marital couples.  It is used for preparing couples for marriage or for enhancing the relationships of already married couples. There are several different versions available to meet your specific needs as a couple. Standard, Check-up, Parenting, and Pre-Adoption/Pre-Foster Care