TEMA Therapy offers Diagnostics & Testing services for anyone wishing to learn more about their symptoms, find their possible causes, and get guidance on their next steps.
Contact us today to schedule a consultation and learn more about our unique approach to assessment and testing.
Early identification improves functioning, self-esteem, and educational or workplace outcomes
Structured evaluation separates ADHD from anxiety, depression, learning disorders, or behavior issues
Objective testing supports diagnosis, medication decisions, therapy selection, and accommodations
Detailed report empowers families, individuals, schools, and employers to implement effective strategies
We collect your personal and developmental background, symptom history, school or work performance, and referral questions to shape the evaluation scope.
Assessments include validated tools such as Conners, ADHD rating scales, continuous performance tests (like CPT), executive functioning inventories, and academic screening when needed.
A licensed psychologist or clinician interviews you (and caregivers if testing a child) regarding attention, organization, impulsivity, sleep, mood, and daily routines.
We analyze test scores, interview data, and collateral feedback to determine whether ADHD is present, its type, and any co-occurring conditions. You will receive a report with treatment recommendations including behavioral strategies, educational accommodations, therapy options, and medication guidance if appropriate.
Students with difficulties in focus, homework completion, or classroom engagement
Adults facing persistent distractibility, disorganization, or frequent errors
Individuals exploring the cause of chronic procrastination, restlessness, or forgetfulness
Anyone planning for 504 plans, IEPs, career accommodations, or stimulant medication prescriptions
Our clinicians are credentialed psychologists and licensed professionals trained in ADHD evaluation, following guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics and DSM-5 diagnostic criteria. We apply evidence-based methods and respect cultural diversity and individual differences in behavior and performance.
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Specialty: Clinical psychologist working with adults, children and families. Testing and Therapy
Licenses: New York, New Jersey
Languages: English, Russian, Ukrainian
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ADHD testing includes clinical interviews, standardized rating scales, performance-based tasks, and symptomatic history review. It provides a comprehensive view of attention, impulsivity, and executive function.
Yes, certain components like rating scales and interviews can be completed via secure telehealth, ensuring convenience while maintaining diagnostic reliability.
Testing typically requires two to three hours spread across one or two sessions. A follow-up feedback session is scheduled to review results and next steps.
Yes, our comprehensive evaluations screen for co-occurring conditions such as anxiety, depression, learning disorders, and executive functioning deficits to support a differential diagnosis.
Yes. Our report provides documentation for schools, employers, and universities, including recommendations for 504 plans, IEP implementation, or job accommodations.
Many insurance policies cover psychological testing when medically necessary. Our administrative team can assist with pre-authorization, billing, and reimbursement.
440 West Street, Suite 323, Fort Lee, NJ, 07024
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Phone: (347) 879 0202
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