Student Evaluation Center

Psychological & Psychoeducational Evaluations
Children • Adolescents • Adults

Evaluation Services

Psychological and Psychoeducational Evaluations

The Student Evaluation Center provides comprehensive, individualized evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults. Each evaluation is designed around the client’s history, current concerns, and specific referral questions.

Evaluations for Children and Adolescents

Evaluations may examine cognitive abilities, academic achievement, attention and executive functioning, communication, adaptive functioning, personality, mood, behavior, and social-emotional development. They can help clarify concerns involving ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Specific Learning Disorder and dyslexia, Intellectual Disability, developmental conditions, and emotional or behavioral difficulties.

Families receive a comprehensive, easy-to-understand report with individualized recommendations for treatment, instruction, intervention, accommodations, and educational planning.

Evaluations for Adults

Adult evaluations may examine cognitive abilities, attention and executive functioning, memory, academic skills, adaptive functioning, personality, mood, behavior, and social-emotional functioning. They can help clarify concerns involving ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, learning difficulties, intellectual functioning, and emotional or psychological conditions.

Adults receive a comprehensive report with practical, individualized recommendations for treatment, college or workplace accommodations, independent functioning, relationships, and everyday life.

Psychological and psychoeducational evaluations that include DSM-5-TR diagnostic conclusions are completed under the clinical supervision of a licensed Health Service Provider in Psychology. The supervising psychologist reviews the evaluation findings and diagnostic formulation and co-signs the report to support accurate and clinically appropriate diagnostic conclusions.

Evaluations are conducted in person at our New Albany, Indiana, office. We serve children, adolescents, and adults throughout Southern Indiana, Louisville, and the greater Kentuckiana area.

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$900
An independent educational evaluation for a Specific Learning Disability (SLD) goes beyond identifying whether a student qualifies for services. It carefully examines the student’s academic skills, cognitive and learning processes, educational history, and response to instruction to clarify why learning difficulties are occurring. Families receive a clear explanation of the findings and practical, individualized recommendations for instruction, intervention, accommodations, and school planning—providing a meaningful roadmap for helping the student succeed.

Specific Learning Disability (SLD)
(Including Dyslexia)

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$750
An independent ADHD evaluation provides a comprehensive understanding of how a student’s attention, impulse control, activity level, and executive functioning affect learning and everyday performance. Information from parents, teachers, school records, clinical interviews, observations, and individualized testing is carefully integrated to distinguish ADHD from learning, emotional, or other concerns that may appear similar. Families receive clear findings and practical recommendations for treatment, classroom accommodations, behavioral support, and strategies that can help the student succeed at school and at home.

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): K-12

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$500
A comprehensive adult ADHD evaluation examines how attention, impulse control, organization, time management, working memory, and other executive-functioning skills affect daily life, relationships, education, and work performance. Information from clinical interviews, developmental history, rating scales, available records, and individualized testing is carefully integrated to determine whether ADHD—or another condition—best explains the difficulties. Adults receive clear findings and practical, personalized recommendations for treatment, workplace or academic accommodations, and strategies to improve everyday functioning.

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): Adult

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ADHD or Social-Emotional/Behavioral Evaluation with SLD Assessment

$1250

A combined independent educational evaluation for ADHD and a Specific Learning Disability (SLD) provides a comprehensive understanding of the factors affecting a student’s learning and school performance. By examining attention, executive functioning, cognitive processes, and academic skills together, the evaluation helps distinguish difficulties related to ADHD from those caused by a learning disability—and identifies how both may interact. Families receive clear findings and individualized recommendations for instruction, intervention, accommodations, and behavioral support that address the student’s complete learning profile.

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Combined ADHD, Social-Emotional/Behavioral, and SLD

$1500

A comprehensive independent educational evaluation of ADHD, Specific Learning Disability (SLD), and social-emotional or behavioral concerns examines the full range of factors that may be affecting a student’s learning and school performance. By evaluating academic skills, attention, executive functioning, emotional adjustment, behavior, and self-regulation together, the evaluation helps distinguish overlapping concerns and clarify how they interact. Families and school teams receive clear findings and individualized recommendations for instruction, intervention, accommodations, behavioral support, and emotional well-being.

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Social-Emotional/
Behavioral (SE/B)

$750

An independent educational evaluation of social-emotional and behavioral needs provides a comprehensive understanding of how a student’s emotions, behavior, self-regulation, and relationships affect learning and school functioning. Information from the student, family, educators, observations, school records, and individualized assessment is carefully integrated to identify underlying concerns—not simply describe the behavior others see. Families and school teams receive clear findings and practical recommendations for interventions, accommodations, behavioral supports, and strategies that promote emotional well-being, positive relationships, and success at school.

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Intellectual Disability (ID)

$400

An independent educational evaluation for Intellectual Disability (ID) provides a comprehensive assessment of a student’s cognitive abilities, adaptive functioning, academic development, and everyday living skills. Information from individualized testing, families, educators, observations, and available records is carefully integrated to identify both strengths and areas requiring support. Families and school teams receive clear findings and practical recommendations for individualized instruction, accommodations, functional and life-skills development, and supports that promote meaningful participation and greater independence across school, home, and community settings.

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Academic Achievement

$500

An independent academic achievement evaluation provides a detailed understanding of a student’s skills in reading, written expression, and mathematics. Individualized testing identifies specific strengths, skill gaps, and patterns of performance, providing greater clarity about where learning difficulties occur and the foundational skills that may require additional support. Families and educators receive clear findings and practical recommendations for targeted instruction, intervention, accommodations, and educational planning.

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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

$2000

A comprehensive independent educational evaluation for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) examines a student’s social communication, relationships, behavior, flexibility, sensory processing, and functioning across settings. The evaluation integrates psychological assessment with included speech-language and occupational therapy evaluations, providing a coordinated understanding of the student’s strengths and support needs. Families and school teams receive clear findings and individualized recommendations for communication, social development, sensory and emotional regulation, classroom participation, accommodations, and educational planning.

SEC is Private Pay Only

The Student Evaluation Center operates as a private-pay practice so evaluations can be designed around each client’s individual needs rather than an insurance company’s coverage rules. This allows us to select appropriate assessment tools, investigate educational and clinical concerns thoroughly, and provide detailed reports with practical recommendations for home, school, and treatment planning.

Private payment also allows SEC to evaluate concerns that health insurance may not cover, including learning disabilities, academic achievement, giftedness, and educational accommodation needs. Fees include individualized test selection, testing, scoring, interpretation, a comprehensive written report, and a feedback conference.

SEC does not bill insurance directly. Upon request, we can provide documentation that clients may submit to their insurance company for possible out-of-network reimbursement. HSA and FSA funds may also be eligible for evaluation expenses; clients should confirm eligibility with their plan administrator.