A Cognitive Performance Profile is ideal for individuals who want a deeper understanding of how their brain is functioning—without necessarily having a specific diagnosis or concern.

It may be especially valuable for:

• High-performing professionals who want to better understand and optimize attention, memory, processing speed, and executive functioning.

• Adults experiencing subtle cognitive changes who have noticed differences in memory, focus, mental sharpness, or efficiency.

• Individuals with a family history of Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, stroke, or other neurological conditions who want to establish a personal cognitive baseline that can be compared with future testing.

• People entering a new stage of life who want a clearer picture of their cognitive strengths and areas that may benefit from additional support.

• Anyone interested in cognitive wellness and longevity who wants objective information about their current cognitive functioning.

What Does It Include?

Your Cognitive Performance Profile combines objective testing with individualized interpretation to provide a comprehensive snapshot of your cognitive functioning.

The evaluation includes:

• Clinical consultation to discuss your history, lifestyle, concerns, and cognitive goals.

• Computerized cognitive testing examining areas such as attention, memory, processing speed, executive functioning, and other cognitive abilities.

• Personalized cognitive profile identifying areas of relative strength as well as areas that may warrant attention or monitoring.

• Individual feedback session to review your results and understand what they mean for you.

• Personalized recommendations based on your results, goals, and areas of cognitive performance.

• Baseline results for future comparison, allowing changes in cognitive functioning to be monitored over time when repeat testing is appropriate.

Know Where You Are. Track Where You’re Going.

You don’t have to wait until something feels wrong to understand how your brain is performing. Establishing a cognitive baseline gives you objective information today—and something meaningful to compare against in the future.

$1500

For adults whose providers request objective assessment of attention and cognitive functioning before considering stimulant medication.

Provider referral required: A referral from a medical or mental health provider is required for ADHD screening.

90-minute appointment: Includes a clinical interview and computerized cognitive and attention testing.

Provider-directed results: Results are sent directly to your referring provider to support diagnostic clarification and treatment planning.

Important to Know

• Completion of testing does not guarantee an ADHD diagnosis or prescription for stimulant medication. Decisions regarding diagnosis, medication, and treatment are made by your treating or prescribing provider.

  Our role is to provide objective assessment data that can help your provider make a more informed clinical decision.

  $300

When You Know Something Is Going On, But You're Not Sure What

Sometimes symptoms don’t fit neatly into one diagnosis. Difficulties with attention, mood, anxiety, social functioning, executive functioning, or everyday life can overlap across multiple conditions.

A full psychological evaluation takes a comprehensive look at your symptoms, history, and functioning to better understand what may be contributing to the difficulties you're experiencing.

This evaluation may be a good fit for adults who:

• Have questions about ADHD, mood disorders, personality disorders, anxiety, depression, or other psychological conditions.

• Have received different or conflicting diagnoses in the past.

• Feel that a previous diagnosis does not fully explain their experiences.

• Have been in treatment but continue to feel that something is being missed.

• Want a more comprehensive understanding of their psychological and cognitive functioning.

• Need diagnostic clarification to help guide treatment and next steps.

Your evaluation is individualized based on your specific concerns and may include:

• Comprehensive clinical interview

• Psychological and diagnostic assessment

• Cognitive and/or attention testing, when clinically indicated

• Standardized questionnaires and symptom measures

• Review of relevant records, when available

• Collateral information, when appropriate

• Integrated diagnostic interpretation

• Personalized recommendations for care and accommodations

• Feedback session to review your results

• Comprehensive written report

The Goal: Clarity

A comprehensive evaluation isn't about finding a label that fits. It's about developing a clearer understanding of how you think, feel, and function and identifying what may be contributing to the challenges you're experiencing.

Whether the evaluation confirms a diagnosis, identifies something unexpected, or helps rule out certain conditions, you'll leave with a clearer understanding of yourself and recommendations for moving forward.

$2,000-$5,000 dependent on evaluations and sessions needed.

Know Your Baseline Before You Need It

A concussion can temporarily affect memory, attention, processing speed, reaction time, and other cognitive abilities. But without knowing how you performed before an injury, it can be difficult to determine how much your functioning has changed.

Concussion baseline testing provides a snapshot of your cognitive performance while you are healthy. If a concussion occurs in the future, your baseline results can provide healthcare professionals with an individualized point of comparison during assessment and recovery.

Concussion baseline testing may be especially valuable for:

• Athletes of all ages

  • Recommended before training or season starts

  • This practice offers this service to individuals as young as 12 years old

• Individuals in professions where there is a high risk of injury

• Individuals participating in high-risk recreational activities

• Individuals with a history of concussion who want to establish a new baseline after fully recovering and when clinically appropriate

Why Establish a Baseline?

Everyone's cognitive abilities are different. A score that is considered "average" for one person may represent a meaningful decline for another.

Having your own baseline allows post-injury performance to be compared with your typical functioning, providing healthcare professionals with another source of objective information when evaluating cognitive changes following a concussion.

What Does Baseline Testing Measure?

Testing evaluates cognitive abilities that may be affected by concussion, such as:

• Attention

• Memory

• Processing speed

• Reaction time

Your results are securely maintained so they can be referenced if a future injury occurs.

If a Concussion Happens

Baseline testing does not diagnose or prevent a concussion. Instead, it provides valuable pre-injury information that can be considered alongside symptoms, medical evaluation, and post-injury testing.

If you experience a suspected concussion, you should be evaluated by an appropriate healthcare professional. Your baseline results can then be shared with your treating provider to assist with assessment and recovery planning.

$300

Time to live with NO LIMITS

Performance isn't just about what you're capable of—it's about being able to access those abilities when they matter most.

Mental Performance Consultation focuses on the psychological skills that influence how you prepare, perform, respond to pressure, and recover from setbacks. Together, we identify the mental factors that may be helping—or interfering with—your ability to perform at your best.

Who Is It For?

Mental Performance Consultation is ideal for individuals who want to strengthen the mental side of performance, including:

• Athletes looking to improve focus, confidence, consistency, and performance under pressure

• Executives and professionals navigating high-pressure environments, demanding workloads, or leadership responsibilities

• Performers and creatives who want to manage performance anxiety and perform more consistently

• Students and competitive professionals preparing for high-stakes exams, interviews, presentations, or other performance situations

• Individuals returning after an injury, setback, or extended break who want to rebuild confidence in their performance

• High achievers who perform well but feel their mindset sometimes gets in the way of their abilities

Areas We Can Work On

Consultation is individualized to your goals and may focus on:

• Building confidence and self-trust

• Managing performance anxiety and pressure

• Improving focus and concentration

• Developing effective pre-performance routines

• Goal setting and motivation

• Managing perfectionism and fear of failure

• Improving consistency

• Mental preparation and visualization

• Responding effectively to mistakes and setbacks

• Developing resilience

• Preventing burnout and improving performance sustainability

What Does It Look Like?

Mental Performance Consultation begins with identifying your goals, current challenges, and the demands of your performance environment.

From there, we develop practical mental strategies you can apply in real-world situations. Rather than simply talking about performance, the focus is on developing skills you can practice, implement, and refine over time.

This Is Not Therapy

Mental Performance Consultation focuses on performance development rather than the treatment of a mental health condition.

If concerns arise that would be better addressed through psychotherapy or another mental health service, we can discuss appropriate recommendations and next steps.

Your Skills Got You Here. Your Mindset Determines What You Do With Them.

You already put time into developing your craft. Mental performance training helps ensure that when it's time to perform, your mind is working with you—not against you.

$300-500 per 45min session