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Psychological testing can be a powerful tool for understanding how a person thinks, feels, and learns. Whether you’re a teen struggling to keep up at school, an adult navigating anxiety or burnout, or a parent seeking clarity about your child’s needs, comprehensive testing can bring answers—and relief.

If your child is bright and creative but often forgets homework, loses focus easily, or seems “all over the place,” you may have wondered if Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) could be playing a role. Many families consider ADHD testing when attention, organization, or emotional regulation challenges begin to impact daily life—whether at school, home, or in friendships. Read on to enjoy our guide to ADHD testing in NOVA.

We are thrilled to welcome Amanda Billups, Supervisee in Social Work, and Jessica Shin, LCSW, to our practice family. Both Amanda and Jessica bring warmth, deep clinical skill, and a shared commitment to neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed care for children, teens, and families.

Which traits have led viewers to call Dr. Mel King neurodivergent (and more specifically, autistic)? There are several, including:

Here are a few behavioral signs that indicate that neuropsychological testing might be helpful for your child or teen.

In this blog post, we will provide you with tools for selecting a neurodivergent-affirming therapy practice, as well as tips for preparing.