Psychological & Neurological Testing
Thoughtful, comprehensive assessments to help you better understand yourself, your child, or an aging family member.
Clarity is a powerful form of care.
If you’re looking for psychological testing in Naperville, you may be seeking clarity—about attention, learning, mood, or behavior. Good Therapy Counseling offers compassionate, evidence-informed assessments to help you better understand what’s going on and what support may help.
Testing isn’t about labels. It’s about language.
Language that helps you understand yourself, your child, your aging parent – or the behaviors and challenges that haven’t made sense… until now.
Good Therapy Counseling offers comprehensive psychological and neurological testing and mental health assessments for all ages – because clarity shouldn’t be limited to children. And diagnosis should never be a source of shame.
We support individuals and families in Naperville and nearby communities like Aurora, Lisle, Plainfield, and Bolingbrook. From young children to teens, college students to adults, and older adults experiencing age-related cognitive changes, we help uncover the “why” so you can better understand what comes next.
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Psychological testing looks at your thoughts, feelings, and behavior. It helps diagnose things like anxiety, depression, or personality issues.
Neurological (or neuropsychological) testing looks at how well your brain is working, especially for things like memory, attention, or problem-solving.
Think of it like this:
Psychological = how you feel and act.
Neurological = how your brain thinks, processes, and remembers.
For Children
Testing can uncover early developmental concerns, emotional patterns, learning differences, or signs of neurodivergence that are impairing functioning at school, in social settings, and in daily life.
We provide:
- ADHD assessments
- Anxiety and emotional regulation evaluations
- Autism
- Learning and behavioral assessments
- Developmental screening
For Teens & Adolescents
This stage is filled with questions, identity shifts, and growing pressure.
Testing during this phase helps with:
- Executive functioning and attention assessments (ADHD)
- Depression or mood disorder screenings (behavioral issues)
- Learning disabilities, academic accommodations, or IEP support
- Social-emotional evaluations (depression, anxiety)
- Autism spectrum screening (if applicable)
For Adults
Many adults live for decades without knowing the “why” behind their challenges.
You may have been told to “push through,” or never even considered that ADHD, anxiety, or a mood disorder could be playing a role in your life.
It’s not too late. And you don’t need to keep guessing.
Our psychological testing for adults offers:
- ADHD and executive functioning evaluations
- Anxiety, depression, and mood disorder assessments
- Personality inventories and diagnostic clarification
- Workplace-related functioning and accommodations support
We also offer pre-surgical medical clearances, particularly for spinal cord stimulators, bariatric surgery, and deep brain stimulators.
What happens next?
Testing isn’t the end of the process.
It’s the beginning of support that’s actually aligned with your needs.
After your assessment, our team provides a detailed summary, diagnostic impressions (if applicable), and recommendations for next steps – whether that’s counseling, academic accommodations, medical care, or simply peace of mind.
Helping, healing, and working together – for positive results.
Whether you’re exploring answers for yourself or someone you love, we’re here to help you face the unknown with support and find a path forward with clarity.
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SOUTH NAPERVILLE
2132 Deep Water Lane
Suite 104, Suite 212 B
Naperville, Illinois 60564
NORTH NAPERVILLE
1250 N. Mill Street
Suite 101
Naperville, IL 60563