Psychological Testing

Psychological Testing and Assessment

At Expanse MN, our psychological testing and assessment services provide clients with clarity, insight, and direction. Each assessment includes a clinical interview, evidence-based questionnaires, and a feedback session to better understand how a person thinks, feels, learns, and functions in daily life.

Our Approach

Each evaluation begins with a detailed clinical interview to understand history, concerns, and goals. A tailored battery of standardized tests follows, measuring mood, personality, cognition, and executive functioning. Clients receive clear explanations and ongoing feedback, culminating in a written report with practical, actionable recommendations.

Our assessments are not only about identifying challenges—they provide a roadmap for growth. We highlight strengths alongside difficulties and connect results to concrete strategies for improved functioning, decision-making, and quality of life.

Why Choose Expanse MN for Assessment

• Expertise across specialties: Dr. Venables and Dr. Mooney bring decades of combined experience in both therapy and assessment, with training from leading institutions and specialized postdoctoral fellowships.
• Accessibility and flexibility: We offer timely scheduling, including evening and weekend hours, and can often accommodate urgent requests.
• Comprehensive reporting: Every evaluation concludes with a clear, detailed report and personalized recommendations for school, medical care, workplace accommodations, or personal growth.
• Collaborative care: As part of a multidisciplinary clinic, we integrate assessment findings with psychiatry, psychotherapy, and addiction services for coordinated, whole-person care.

Who Benefits from Assessment

Psychological testing can be life-changing for those who:

• Struggle with focus, organization, or learning and want clarity around ADHD or related concerns.
• Experience mood or anxiety symptoms that are difficult to diagnose or treat.
• Need documentation for workplace or academic accommodations.
• Are preparing for surgery and require a readiness evaluation.
• Have questions about memory, thinking, or executive functioning.