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Do you provide testing for learning disabilities?
We provide clinical evaluations to understand the possible causes of your child’s learning issues. Learning difficulties may be linked to ADHD, anxiety, executive functioning deficits, and other mental health issues. For further clarification, we conduct ADHD testing and executive functioning testing, and recommend appropriate treatments based on the results. To assess your child’s struggles in…
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Do you offer autism testing?
Our comprehensive psychiatric evaluations assess a wide range of mental health conditions in children, including Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Autism is a collection of symptoms that often requires evaluation by multiple specialists, such as psychiatrists, psychologists, speech therapists, occupational therapists, and developmental pediatricians. The first step is completing a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation with one of…
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Do you offer executive functioning testing and how can it be beneficial?
Certainly, we offer executive functioning testing, an objective evaluation of cognitive abilities needed for tasks like planning, problem-solving, decision-making, self-control, and cognitive flexibility. This test offers a clear understanding of an individual’s cognitive strengths and weaknesses. It’s particularly useful when diagnosing Executive Functioning disorder, which can be complex due to inconsistencies in history and possible…
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Do you offer testing for ADHD and how is it of benefit?
Yes, we use advanced ADHD testing to objectively measure children’s attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. The test uses hard data to improve the accuracy of our evaluations. It gives percentile scores by comparing your child’s ADHD symptoms to those of peers of the same age and gender. This test is crucial as ADHD diagnosis can be…
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Do you offer therapy or counseling services?
While MindWeal does not provide counseling services directly, we partner with exceptional counseling groups to ensure comprehensive care. Our partners offer high-quality, individualized therapies tailored to each child and their family. If therapy is recommended after a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, we will refer you to a trusted local therapist who collaborates with us for seamless…
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Do you offer medication prescriptions?
Yes, following a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, if deemed necessary, our provider may recommend medication management. If medication is prescribed, you will have regular follow-ups with the provider. Experience the advantages of personalized prescriptions, expert administration, thorough monitoring, and ongoing communication with healthcare providers. Our prescribers also collaborate with your child’s therapist if they are also…
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Do you offer diagnostic evaluation services?
Yes, at MindWeal, we provide comprehensive psychiatric evaluation services. Our board-certified providers conduct a thorough assessment of your child’s emotional, cognitive, and behavioral functioning to ensure an accurate diagnosis. Working together collaboratively, the provider will create a tailored and effective treatment plan that addresses your child’s specific needs. Our goal is to provide the best…
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What age group does MindWeal serve?
MindWeal accepts new patients aged 4-18 years. We also accept individuals over 18 as new patients if they’re still in high school or below. We do not automatically discharge patients once they turn 18. We continue to offer our services until the age of 24, provided they do not require specialized treatments of Adult Psychiatry…
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What services does MindWeal not offer?
MindWeal offers a broad variety of mental health services, but we don’t cover everything. We don’t provide intensive outpatient programs, partial or full inpatient hospitalization, residential treatment, or therapy specialized for substance use disorders or conduct disorders.
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What issues/challenges do you address?
MindWeal handles a broad range of children’s mental health issues including behavioral and learning problems, mood disorders, depression, anxiety, OCD, autism, trauma and attachment disorders, psychosis, gender-related issues, eating disorders, and tics, among others. We don’t address substance use disorder and conduct disorder.
