High-stakes examinations require extensive preparation, focus, and the ability to demonstrate knowledge under significant testing demands.
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For individuals with ADHD, dyslexia, learning differences, processing challenges, or other cognitive concerns, appropriate testing accommodations may help provide equitable access to demonstrate their abilities.
Whole Mind Psychological Services provides comprehensive evaluations designed to document cognitive and learning profiles for accommodation requests related to graduate, licensing, and professional examinations.
Evaluations may include assessment of:
Assessing:
Understanding reasoning abilities, intellectual strengths, and cognitive efficiency.
Evaluating skills such as:
Examining how information is learned and recalled.
Assessing efficiency and speed of cognitive performance.
At Whole Mind, we believe evaluation should go beyond identifying challenges.
Our evaluations provide comprehensive documentation designed to support accommodation requests with testing organizations and licensing boards.
Recommendations may include consideration of accommodations such as:
Final accommodation decisions are made by the specific examination organization according to their policies and requirements.
Whole Mind Psychological Services combines expertise in cognitive assessment, educational psychology, and learning differences to provide evaluations that are:
We understand that professional examinations represent years of education, preparation, and dedication. Our goal is to provide meaningful insight into your cognitive profile and documentation to support your next step.
We provide evaluations for individuals seeking accommodations for graduate and professional examinations, including MCAT, USMLE, LSAT, Bar Examination, NCLEX, GRE, GMAT, and professional certification exams.
Often, yes. Many testing organizations require current documentation demonstrating how a disability impacts functioning in relation to the specific examination.
Individuals with ADHD, learning disabilities, dyslexia, processing differences, and other documented conditions may seek evaluation to determine appropriate accommodations.
No. Testing organizations independently review documentation and make final accommodation decisions according to their requirements.
It is recommended to begin the evaluation process well before your examination date to allow time for testing, report completion, and submission of documentation.
Yes. Many adults receive their first evaluation during college, graduate school, or professional training.
Your years of preparation deserve the opportunity to be fully represented.
Whole Mind Psychological Services provides comprehensive evaluations to help individuals understand their cognitive profile and pursue appropriate testing supports.