Psychological Testing in Muncie, Indiana

Yes. When symptoms suggest both, your psychologist can assess for ADHD and autism in the same evaluation. Some people have both, which is often called AuDHD, and knowing this helps shape treatment and accommodations.

Coverage for testing can differ from coverage for therapy, and some plans require prior authorization. PSG accepts United Healthcare, Anthem, Aetna, TRICARE, and IU Health. Please contact your insurer or our office to verify coverage before testing.

Therapy is ongoing support over many sessions to help you cope, heal, and change. A psychological evaluation is a defined process that answers specific questions, such as whether ADHD or autism is present, and gives recommendations for next steps.

Psych testing can include standardized questionnaires, rating scales, structured interviews, and performance-based tests. At PSG, your psychologist chooses the tests based on the questions you want answered, such as ADHD or autism, rather than using one fixed battery.

PSG is not a crisis service. If you are in crisis or thinking about suicide, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or call 911 if you are in immediate danger.

Neuropsychological testing focuses on brain-behavior relationships, often after an injury, stroke, or neurological illness. Psychological testing at PSG focuses on attention, mood, behavior, and conditions such as ADHD and autism.

A mental health assessment is usually a brief screening interview, often done at intake or by a doctor. A psychological evaluation goes further, adding standardized testing and a psychologist's interpretation to answer diagnostic questions in depth.

No. PSG psychologists do not prescribe medication. With your permission, your results and recommendations can be shared with your primary care doctor or psychiatrist if medication is being considered.

A psychological evaluation is an assessment by a licensed psychologist that combines a clinical interview, standardized tests, and your history to clarify a diagnosis and guide treatment. At PSG it ends with a feedback session and practical recommendations.

Yes, that is one of the main reasons people seek an evaluation. ADHD and autism can share features such as trouble with focus or social situations, and a comprehensive psychological evaluation looks at both so the right diagnosis and support are identified.

Yes. Many adults are first evaluated for ADHD in their twenties, thirties, or later. An adult ADHD evaluation at PSG looks at current symptoms, childhood history, and other explanations such as anxiety or depression before reaching a conclusion.

PSG provides psychological testing for teens 16 and older and adults, including psychological evaluations for adults who were never assessed as children.

PSG provides psychological testing at 3812 W Kilgore Ave in Muncie, Indiana, for teens 16 and older and adults from Muncie, Delaware County, and East Central Indiana. Call 317-674-3320 or use the contact form to ask about availability.

It depends on the questions being answered and the tests needed. Your PSG psychologist will explain the expected number of appointments and when you will receive your results before testing begins.

Bring a photo ID, your insurance card, a list of current medications, and any prior evaluations or diagnoses. School records, report cards, or work feedback can also help, especially for ADHD or autism testing.

No, you can contact PSG directly by calling 317-674-3320, emailing psgindiana@gmail.com, or completing the contact form. Our team will explain the process, check availability, and let you know if your insurance plan requires a referral or prior authorization.

Private-pay costs depend on the type of evaluation and the time involved. PSG explains fees before testing begins, there are no hidden fees, and you can request a Good Faith Estimate under the No Surprises Act.