Psychological Testing & Assessment in Denver
Personality testing and diagnostic clarification for adults and teens — available now in Greenwood Village. ADHD evaluations, cognitive testing, and pre-treatment readiness assessments launching August 2026 with Dr. Rachel Grace, PhD.
Psychological testing in Denver — clarity, not just a label
Psychological testing at Front Range Treatment Center is built around one idea: a good evaluation should give you something useful, not just a diagnostic code. We do thorough clinical interviews, gold-standard instruments where they apply, and reports written for the person who actually needs them — whether that's you, your child's school, a surgeon, an attorney, or a treating clinician. FRTC is a DBT-Linehan Board Certified practice, which means if treatment is indicated, you have a direct pathway in-house rather than a referral list and a long wait.
What We Test For
Testing services currently available — most clients are scheduled within two weeks.
Personality Testing (PAI)
The Personality Assessment Inventory — a research-validated, empirically-derived self-report measure that maps clinical, interpersonal, and treatment-relevant patterns. Useful for treatment planning, clarifying complex presentations, and forensic or disability documentation. Includes clinical interview, the PAI itself, an integrated written report, and a feedback session to review findings.
Diagnostic Clarification Interview
For when previous providers have given conflicting diagnoses, when symptoms cross diagnostic categories, or when you need a definitive clinical impression to guide treatment. Extended clinical interview, collateral history if relevant, and an integrated written letter you can share with treating providers.
Coming This Summer
Comprehensive psychometric services expanding with our new licensed psychologist. Join the early-access list to be contacted when scheduling opens.
ADHD Evaluations — Adults & Adolescents
Comprehensive ADHD testing using validated measures (DIVA-5, CAARS, Conners, continuous performance tasks). Clinical interview, collateral history, written report with diagnostic conclusions and treatment recommendations. Available for adults and adolescents (ages 13+).
Comprehensive Diagnostic Battery
Full psychometric workup combining clinical interview, personality measures, cognitive screening, and targeted instruments selected for the specific diagnostic question. For complex presentations or when multiple diagnoses are on the table.
Cognitive / IQ Testing
WAIS-5 (adults) and WISC-V (adolescents). For educational accommodations, giftedness questions, or as part of a broader diagnostic workup. Includes brief clinical interview, cognitive battery, and written report.
Pre-Treatment Readiness Evaluations
Pre-surgical bariatric clearance and psilocybin-assisted therapy readiness under Colorado's Natural Medicine Health Act. Clinical interview, brief screening, and a clearance letter sized to the receiving provider's requirements.
What Testing Looks Like at FRTC
Every evaluation follows the same arc — different question, different battery, same structure.
Talk to a clinician about what you're hoping to clarify, confirm the right battery for the question you're asking, and get a clear quote up front.
Comprehensive history, current symptoms, prior treatment, goals, and any collateral information that helps frame the assessment.
Length depends on the question — most batteries take 2–6 hours of direct testing, often spread across one or two sessions for endurance and accuracy.
A sit-down review of findings, plus a comprehensive written report you can share with treating providers, schools, surgeons, attorneys, or natural-medicine facilitators.
Who Psychological Testing Helps
You don't need a referral or a diagnosis to start. A free 15-minute consultation tells us — and you — whether testing is the right next step.
Why FRTC for Testing
Three things that set our assessment work apart from a typical Denver evaluation.
Testing connected to treatment
FRTC is a DBT-Linehan Board Certified program with CBT and natural-medicine pathways. If your evaluation points to a treatment need, you have an in-house path — not a referral list and a six-month wait.
Transparent flat-rate pricing
Every battery has a published price — no surprise hourly billing, no separate report-writing fees. You know what testing costs before you book.
Reports written for who needs them
School documentation reads differently from a surgical clearance letter, which reads differently from a forensic report. We write each report for the audience who actually has to use it.
Pricing
Flat rates that include the clinical interview, testing administration, scoring, integrated written report, and a feedback session. Out-of-network for commercial insurance — itemized superbills provided so you can submit for reimbursement per your plan terms.
| Service | Time | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Personality Assessment (PAI) Available now | 4–6 hrs | $1,500 |
| Diagnostic Clarification Interview Available now | 3 hrs | $750 |
| Adult ADHD Evaluation August 2026 | 5–7 hrs | $1,800 |
| Adolescent ADHD Evaluation (ages 13–17) August 2026 | 6–8 hrs | $2,100 |
| Comprehensive Diagnostic Battery August 2026 | 8–10 hrs | $2,500 |
| Cognitive / IQ Testing (WAIS-5 / WISC-V) August 2026 | 4–5 hrs | $1,200 |
| Pre-Surgical Bariatric Evaluation August 2026 | 2 hrs | $450 |
| Psilocybin Readiness Evaluation August 2026 | 2–3 hrs | $600 |
| ADA / School Accommodations Documentation (add-on) Add-on | +1 hr | +$200 |
Insurance: FRTC is out-of-network for commercial insurance. We provide itemized superbills with the relevant CPT codes (96130–96137) for you to submit for out-of-network reimbursement. Colorado Access (Medicaid) is accepted for the clinical interview component; testing batteries themselves are private pay or superbill submission. A limited number of sliding-scale slots are reserved each quarter for clients with documented financial hardship — ask during your consultation.
Who Conducts Your Evaluation
Two licensed clinicians, two phases.
Tanner Oliver, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker · FRTC General Manager
Tanner conducts personality testing (PAI) and diagnostic clarification interviews. He's a Colorado-licensed clinical social worker with training in psychometric assessment and over a decade of clinical experience in mood, anxiety, BPD, and trauma. Personality testing intakes are typically scheduled within two weeks.
Read Tanner's full bio →Dr. Rachel Grace, PhD
Licensed Psychologist · Joining FRTC August 2026
Dr. Grace will lead the expanded psychometric program — ADHD evaluations for adults and adolescents, cognitive/IQ testing, comprehensive diagnostic batteries, and pre-treatment readiness evaluations. Full bio and credentials will be posted as her start date approaches.
Join the early-access list →Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about psychological testing at FRTC.
What psychological testing is available at FRTC right now?
How long does ADHD testing take?
Does insurance cover psychological testing?
What's the difference between a psychiatric evaluation and a psychological evaluation?
Do I need a referral for psychological testing?
Can teens be tested for ADHD here?
What happens after I get my report?
How is psychological testing different from psychological assessment?
Where are you located?
Where can I find psychological testing near me?
Learn More
Background reading on psychological testing, ADHD evaluation, and what to expect.
Ready to schedule?
Free 15-minute consultation to discuss what you're hoping to clarify and confirm the right battery for your question. Personality testing intakes typically scheduled within two weeks.