Neuropsychological Evaluations in Brooklyn
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At Grove Psychology we provide neuropsychological evaluations and mental health support.
We are a neurodiverse and LGBTQIA+ affirming practice committed to providing individualized attention and care.
How we provide care and clarity.
A full picture of how you or your child learns, focuses and remembers.
About evaluationsTurning an evaluation into the right support at school.
About accommodationsPractical strategies for planning, focus and follow-through.
About coachingNot sure where to start? Talk it through with us first.
Speak With UsWe assess for:
See all conditionsADHD Anxiety Autism Spectrum Disorder Bullying Distractibility Dyslexia Identity Issues Impulsivity Irritability Lack of Interest in Life Learning problems Obsessive-Compulsive Behaviors Out-of-Control Behavior Phobias Poor Focus Poor memory Poor Social Skills Relationship Problems Rigidity School Refusal Social Anxiety Suicidal Thoughts Testing Accommodations Twice-exceptional
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See all answers- Getting started
Schedule an initial consult call to discuss your concerns and determine if an evaluation is appropriate for you.
- Evaluations
A comprehensive evaluation can help identify strengths and weaknesses and provide diagnostic clarity, as well as recommendations for interventions/support and accommodations moving forward.
- Support at school
Neuropsychological evaluations provide information schools need for academic support, interventions, and accommodations in the classroom and for high-stakes tests.
- Fees and insurance
We have a set fee for each type of evaluation: child and adult. Fees range from $4000 to $8000.
- Visiting
Testing appointments take place at our office in Brooklyn Heights; some appointments can be done remotely.
Not sure where to start?
Talk it through with us first. Tell us a little about what’s going on and we’ll help you find the right next step.
Meet Claire Golden, PhD
Claire Golden, PhD, is a New York State licensed clinical psychologist and developmental neuropsychologist. After a two-year post-doctoral fellowship in developmental neuropsychology at Columbia University Medical Center and several years on-staff at the Promise Project and in the Faculty Practice at CUMC, she opened her private practice in 2017.
She works with students and their families to see the whole child, and helps families and schools build the best possible environment for each one.
She also helps adults who have concerns about developmental diagnoses (e.g., ADHD, Autism, and Learning Disorders) that might have been missed in childhood.