Services
Therapy services
- Our clinicians offer individual, family, and group therapy. to individuals ages 5 and older across the lifespan.
While the areas of expertise and experience of our clinicians vary, we all utilize a client-centered approach that empowers individuals to draw upon their personal strengths and values while navigating a variety of mental health challenges.
Learn more about our clinicians, Dr. Donadio and Melissa Dunlap, LPC, on their individual provider pages.
Assessment services
Psychological assessments assist in identifying diagnoses, understanding behavior, treatment planning, and understanding unique strenghths and challenges of individuals, In addition, they can help answer legal questions such as identifying risks and/or safety concerns. Assessments are completed by psychologist Dr. Donadio who offers the following assessments;
Achievement (Iq) testing
- Achievement testing measures a person's academic skills in areas like reading, writing, and math to understand how they are performing compared to expected grade or age levels. They are often used to identify learning differences, support school accomodations, or guide educational planning.
Diagnostic evaluations
- Diagnostic evaluations help identify mental health diagnoses by assessing symptoms, emotional functioning, and behavioral patterns. They assist with treatment planning, determining appropriate supports, and can provide documenation for accomodations.
Austism assessments
- Austism assessments evaluate social communication, behavior, and developmental history to determine if a person meets criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder. They are used to clarify diagnosis, support access to services, and help individuals and families better understand someone's strengths and needs.
School risk assessments
- School risk assessments evaluate a student's thoughts, behaviors, and circumstances to determine if there is a risk of harm to self or others within the school environment. They are used to ensure safety, guide appropriate interventions, and support the student's school success.
immigration hardship evaluations
Immigration hardship evaluations are detailed mental health assessments used to document the emotional, psychological, and sometimes physical impact that deportation or denial of legal status would have on an immigrant's relative(s) (spouse, parent, or child) who is U.S. citizen or legal resident. Lawyers use these evaluations as supporting evidence in immigration cases, especially hardship waivers (like I-601, I-601A, or cancellation of removal), to strengthen the argument that the qualifying relative would suffer extreme or exceptional hardship if the immigrant is removed or denied entry. The evaluation provides objective, professional insight into the severity of the hardship, which can significantly influence an immigration judge or officer’s decision.
additional assessments
Additional assessments may be available pending consultation.