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Employee and Family Resources offers psychological testing. If you’re looking to schedule psychological testing for your child, EFR is a great option. We currently have no waitlist for participants, and our testing takes place over multiple sessions to ensure accuracy and prevent “burnout” in your child. All services are provided a private pay basis (not eligible under insurance). Please speak with your provider if you would like to set up a payment plan.
Amanda Khader, M. Ed, Ed. S, tLMHC, is a Child and Adolescent Clinician who provides psychological testing at EFR. She is a licensed School Psychologist and has worked many years in a school setting. She has a strong understanding of the educational expectations students face. Her years of experience also put her in a unique position to make informed recommendations about schooling options to support clients’ needs.
In addition to her title as a Child and Adolescent Clinician, Amanda is also a masters-level counselor who is capable of providing treatment services following the formal testing.
Explore the full list of testing options below. Call 515-471-2357 or fill out a form to schedule your testing.
The clinician will meet with your child for approximately three sessions, including an intake with developmental history interview, testing session, and report session to discuss results and recommendations.
The following assessments may be used: Conner’s Third Edition Rating Scale, Vanderbilt rating scales, Behavioral Assessment for Children (BASC-3), Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC-V).
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The clinician will meet with your child for approximately three to five sessions, including an intake with developmental history interview, testing sessions, and report session to discuss results and recommendations.
The following assessments may be used: Behavioral Assessment for Children (BASC-3), Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC-V), Bayley Scales of Infant and Toddler Development (Bayley III), Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales, Social Skills Improvement Rating Scale.
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The clinician will meet with your child for approximately three to five sessions, including an intake with developmental history interview, testing sessions, and report session to discuss results and recommendations. Clients may request specific testing in the area of reading or math, or may request an overall assessment of learning abilities.
The following assessments may be used: Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC-V), Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS-IV), Wechsler Individual Achievement Test Fourth Edition (WIAT-IV).
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Reading Only
Math Only
Full-Scale
This includes assessing for Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD), Conduct Disorder, or Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED). The clinician will meet with your child for approximately three- five sessions, including an intake with developmental history interview, testing sessions, and report session to discuss results and recommendations.
The following assessments may be used: : Behavioral Assessment for Children (BASC-3), Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC-V), Connors Third Edition, Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales, Social Skills Improvement Rating Scale.
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The clinician will test your child for ADHD, ASD, Learning Disabilities and Behavior Disorders.
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If the psychosocial assessment indicates any of the following conditions, a referral to other professional/s will be provided:
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Counseling Services
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515-471-2357
The Healing Space
1001 Office Park Rd, Suite 209
West Des Moines, IA 50265
2nd floor of the building
515-471-2357
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Student Assistance Program (SAP) & Outpatient Counseling
Maddox*, an elementary-aged student, struggled with anger outbursts, physical aggression, and difficulties with problem-solving. After spending years off-and-on in therapy seeking treatment with various providers only to remark that “none seemed to want to listen,” Maddox’s parents sought SAP services through their district.
Today, Maddox is completing his SAP sessions and moving towards outpatient counseling. He has reduced his anger outbursts and has learned skills to help him successfully navigate challenging days.