Psychological Testing for Westminster Families

A short drive south

We're in the Wells Fargo Building on West 52nd Avenue in Arvada, just east of Wadsworth. The drive is about 15 minutes from south Westminster and 20 to 25 minutes from the north end of the city, so a morning of testing doesn't have to take the whole day.

• From Standley Lake and west Westminster: head south on Wadsworth Parkway, which becomes Wadsworth Boulevard. Turn left (east) on West 52nd Avenue; the building is just past the intersection.
• From the Federal Boulevard side of town: take Sheridan Boulevard south to West 52nd Avenue, turn right (west), and continue about a mile and a half.
• When you arrive: we're in Suite 320. Running late? Call or text (720) 460-⁠0465.

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Reports your school team can put to work

Westminster sits across two counties, so kids here attend several different districts. We write evaluations that any of them can use when they consider a 504 plan or an IEP:

Every report puts the diagnoses and a plain-⁠language summary on page one, documents how symptoms affect learning and daily functioning, and organizes recommendations by who acts on them, including teachers and the school team. Bring it to your child's 504 coordinator or IEP meeting; the school still makes its own eligibility decision, but it won't have to dig for what it needs.

Adults and college students get the same clarity. If you're at Front Range Community College's Westminster campus or another school, the report documents functional limitations for disability services and workplace accommodations.

Rather skip the trip?

Westminster families can also complete testing virtually from home. It's a good fit for parents juggling school pickups and work, and for kids who settle in better in a familiar room. At your free consultation, we can talk through whether in person or virtual makes more sense for you. How virtual testing works.

What we test for

Westminster questions