Blackburn Clinical Services provides comprehensive ADHD and neuropsychological testing for children, adolescents and adults at our office at 12326 Venice Blvd. Families come to us from Venice, Mar Vista, Santa Monica, Culver City and across West Los Angeles.
A thorough evaluation goes beyond a quick screening. It gives a clear picture of how someone thinks, learns and pays attention, along with practical recommendations for school, work and treatment.
What testing looks at
- Attention and concentration
- Memory and learning
- Language and communication
- Problem-solving and executive functioning
- Visual-spatial processing
- Emotional and psychological functioning
Evaluations can help diagnose and understand ADHD, learning disorders, autism spectrum disorder, traumatic brain injury, anxiety, depression and more.
Who it helps
- Children and adolescents struggling in school or at home
- Adults experiencing cognitive changes or mental health concerns
- Anyone who needs clarity around a psychiatric or neurological diagnosis
- Families and treatment providers looking for direction
What to expect
- Initial consultation. We learn about your concerns and goals.
- Testing sessions. In-person, standardized evaluations over several hours.
- Comprehensive report. Clear, actionable findings and recommendations.
- Feedback session. A detailed review of results and next steps for treatment, school accommodations or life planning.
After testing
Results can feed directly into care at Blackburn, including psychiatry and medication management, therapy and adolescent services. Learn more about our neuropsychological testing.
Visit us
12326 Venice Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90066
(888) 870 7405
info@blackburnclinical.com
Contact us to schedule a consultation.
Questions
Do you test for ADHD?
Yes. Our neuropsychological evaluations assess attention, concentration, memory, learning and executive functioning, and can help diagnose ADHD and related conditions.
Who can be tested?
Children and adolescents struggling in school or at home, adults noticing cognitive changes or mental health concerns, and anyone who needs clarity around a diagnosis.
What happens during testing?
The process includes an initial consultation, in-person testing sessions over several hours, a comprehensive written report, and a feedback session to review results and next steps.
What else can testing help identify?
Testing can help clarify learning disorders, autism spectrum disorder, the effects of a traumatic brain injury, anxiety, depression and other conditions that affect thinking and behavior.
Where is testing done?
At our office at 12326 Venice Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90066, serving Venice, Mar Vista, Santa Monica, Culver City and West Los Angeles.