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Specialized Psychological & Psychoeducational Testing in Houston

Expert psychological, educational, and developmental evaluations serving Houston families.

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Our Assessment & Diagnostic Services

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Doodle Diagnostics and Achievement Center

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Our Assessment & Diagnostic Services · Doodle Diagnostics and Achievement Center ·

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Evaluations for School-Age Children & Adolescents

We take a thoughtful, whole-child approach to examine cognitive abilities, academic performance, attention, memory, and emotional well-being. Through comprehensive private testing, we provide formal diagnoses and actionable treatment plans for

  • Specific Learning Disorders: Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, and Dyscalculia

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

  • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

  • Gifted & Talented (GT) Identification

  • Testing Accommodations & Private School Admissions

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Developmental Evaluations for Preschool-Age Children (2–5 yrs)

Assessing young children requires a warm, flexible, and engaging approach. Combining play-based observation with formal evaluation tools, we assess your child’s overall functioning to guide early intervention, support

  • Developmental Delays

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

  • Intellectual Disabilities

  • Emotional & Behavioral Disorders

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Evaluations for Adults

An evaluation provides a supportive, non-judgmental space to gain diagnostic clarity and deeper self-understanding. Our adult assessments combine in-depth clinical interviews, standardized rating scales, and targeted evaluations of attention, intelligence, and executive functioning to rule in or rule out:

  • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

  • Executive Functioning Challenges

  • Depression & Anxiety

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Comprehensive VS Focused Assessments

While a comprehensive psychoeducational evaluation provides the most complete understanding of a client's cognitive and emotional profile, we also offer targeted assessments when families have a single, specific referral question.

In addition to comprehensive evaluations, we also offer targeted assessments for specific concerns, including:

  • ADHD Evaluations

  • Dyslexia Evaluations

  • Dysgraphia Evaluations

  • Dyscalculia Evaluations

  • IQ testing (WPSSI-IV, WISC-V) for private school entry

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Not Sure Which Evaluation
You Need?

Learning, attention, and emotional factors are often deeply interconnected. During your initial phone consultation, Dr. Westreich and her team will listen to your concerns and guide you toward the right path—so you only invest in testing that delivers meaningful answers.

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What to Expect

Our Assessment Process

We know that families often spend months searching for answers. That's why we make the evaluation process efficient, supportive, and straightforward.

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01 | Initial Consultation

10-15 minutes

A brief phone consultation with Dr. Westreich to discuss your concerns, determine whether an evaluation is appropriate, and schedule testing appointments. Once scheduled, intake paperwork and questionnaires are sent electronically for completion.

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02 | Parent/Adult Virtual Interview

45–60 minutes

For comprehensive evaluations, Dr. Westreich completes an intake session prior to in person testing. Dr. Westreich gathers a thorough developmental history, discusses background details, and reviews specific home/school concerns.

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03 | In-Person Testing Sessions

1–2 sessions (3-4 hours each session)

Testing takes place in our Houston office (or within select school settings). Dr. Westreich and specialized master's-level examiners ensure a warm, comfortable environment where both children and adults feel at ease, allowing them to demonstrate their true abilities.

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04 | Comprehensive Report

2–3 weeks

Dr. Westreich carefully reviews all information gathered and prepares a detailed written report. The report includes findings, diagnoses (when appropriate), and personalized recommendations that can be shared with schools, physicians, therapists, and other providers. For school-age children, we strongly recommend including input from their teachers, as classroom insights are invaluable for understanding daily functioning across environments.

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05 | Dedicated Feedback Session

45-minute virtual meeting

Dr. Westreich sits down with you to walk through findings, explain diagnoses, answer all questions, and provide a clear, actionable plan for home, school, or workplace accommodations.

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The first step is simply a conversation. Reach out to us—we'd love to hear from you.

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