Psychological Evaluations & Therapy
Complete Care, Tailored to You
We provide expert evaluation and therapy —delivering meaningful insights and measurable results that last.
Insightful Services, Lasting Results
Through specialized evaluations and evidence-based therapy, we bring clarity to complex struggles. Every plan is tailored to you—focusing on measurable improvements in mental health, relationships, and overall quality of life.
Psychological Evaluation
A psychological evaluation is more than a diagnosis—it’s a comprehensive process that explores emotional, behavioral, and personality functioning. By examining mood, relationships and thought patterns, evaluations help clarify what’s affecting your daily life.
Inland Insight psychological evaluations can clarify:
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Mood disorders – depression, bipolar disorder, or dysthymia.
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Anxiety disorders – generalized anxiety, panic disorder, OCD, and phobias.
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Trauma-related disorders – including PTSD.
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Personality disorders – patterns that affect relationships and functioning.
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Attention and concentration issues, such as ADHD.
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Cognitive functioning – memory, problem-solving, and processing challenges.
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Behavioral or adjustment difficulties – stress, coping, and life transitions.
Our evaluations don’t just provide labels. They highlight strengths, clarify coping patterns, and create a roadmap for care—offering clear answers, practical recommendations, and a path forward toward resilience and well-being.
Neuropsychological Evaluation
A neuropsychological evaluation helps you understand how your brain affects daily functioning by assessing attention, memory, problem-solving, and other cognitive abilities.
Unlike a single medical test, these evaluations identify patterns of strengths and weaknesses in thinking and behavior that point to specific conditions. They are especially valuable after head injuries, neurological conditions, or when concerns about memory and focus arise.
Inland Insight evaluations can clarify:
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Brain injuries & concussions – effects on memory, attention, and executive function.
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Neurodegenerative disorders – including Alzheimer’s, dementia, and Parkinson’s-related changes.
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Learning & attention disorders – such as ADHD or dyslexia.
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Stroke & neurological conditions – including epilepsy or multiple sclerosis.
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Psychiatric vs. neurological concerns – distinguishing mood-related from brain-based symptoms.
Results guide treatment planning, provide diagnostic clarity, and help create strategies for recovery, improved functioning, and a stronger quality of life.
Forensic Evaluation
A forensic evaluation provides objective, evidence-based psychological assessment in legal, employment, and organizational settings. These evaluations clarify psychological functioning, capacity, and credibility, offering insights that support courts, attorneys, physicians, and employers in making informed decisions. Each assessment is conducted with impartiality, accuracy, and respect for the individual.
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Inland Insight forensic evaluations can clarify:
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Fitness for duty – readiness and ability to safely perform work responsibilities.
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Psychological damages – emotional or cognitive impact following accidents, injuries, or trauma.
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Competency assessments – legal capacity to stand trial or make informed decisions.
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Pre-employment screenings – evaluating psychological readiness for high-demand professions.
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Cognitive and mood complaints – distinguishing genuine difficulties from non-clinical factors.
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Other court-related needs – impartial assessment to support fair legal processes.
Our evaluations emphasize clarity and integrity, providing clear findings and practical recommendations that assist courts, employers, and individuals in resolving complex questions with confidence.
Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP)
Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP) is an accelerated evidence-based treatment designed to uncover and resolve deep emotional patterns that interfere with daily life and relationships. This approach helps you process emotions you may avoid—such as anger, grief, or fear—so you can move through them instead of feeling stuck. Sessions are active and focused, helping you gain insight and create meaningful change in around 20 sessions, though it varies by individual.
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Inland Insight ISTDP can help with:
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Anxiety and depression – addressing emotional blocks at their source.
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Trauma – working through unresolved experiences with support and care.
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Relationship struggles – breaking patterns that keep connections unfulfilling.
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Stress-related symptoms – headaches, muscle pain, or digestive issues tied to emotional stress.
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Self-esteem issues – shifting long-standing self-doubt into confidence and resilience.
ISTDP is intense but highly effective, offering insight that leads to lasting emotional freedom and improved quality of life.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a practical, structured treatment that helps you identify and shift unhelpful thoughts and behaviors. By learning new coping skills and strategies, you gain tools to manage challenges in healthier, more effective ways. CBT focuses on the present while also building long-term resilience.
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Inland Insight CBT can help with:
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Anxiety and worry – reducing overthinking and calming the nervous system.
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Depression – breaking cycles of negative thoughts and behaviors.
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Stress management – developing tools to handle life’s demands more effectively.
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Phobias and OCD – using exposure and structured techniques to reduce symptoms.
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Behavioral habits – improving sleep, focus, or health-related routines.
CBT empowers you with clear, actionable skills—helping you feel more balanced, confident, and in control of your life.
