Neuropsychological Evaluations in Oakland County & Metro Detroit
Action Potential Neuropsychological Services provides comprehensive, neuroaffirming psychological and neuropsychological evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults across Metro Detroit and Oakland County. Services are offered in-office, with in-home and hybrid options available when clinically appropriate.
Action Potential Practice Philosophy
Action Potential Neuropsychological Services is founded on the principle that understanding the brain’s wiring leads to growth, not limitation. Action potential — the moment an electrical impulse sparks communication between neurons — symbolizes the transformative power of insight.
Flexible Evaluation Options
In-home or hybrid models may be offered when clinically appropriate, such as when real-world observation meaningfully informs interpretation.
Meet Our Clients Where They Are
Setting decisions are made collaboratively and based on, referral questions, developmental level, regulation, attention, and engagement needs.
Neuroaffirming & Strengths-Based
Differences in how the brain functions are not deficits, but variations that deserve understanding. The goal is clarity and self-understanding.
Boutique, High-Touch Care
A thoughtful process, individualized pacing, and practical recommendations that translate into everyday life—at home, school, work, and therapy.
Thoughtful evaluations for complex questions
We work with individuals and families seeking clear answers—not just test scores—around:
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (children, teens, and adults)
- ADHD and executive functioning differences
- Learning disorders and academic challenges
- Giftedness and twice-exceptional profiles
- Social, emotional, and behavioral concerns
- Differential diagnosis when prior evaluations felt incomplete or unclear
Evaluations are designed to support accurate diagnosis, self-understanding, and meaningful next steps.
Comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations tailored to you.
From diagnosis to strategy, we guide every step of the journey.
Neuropsychological Evaluations
Psychological Evaluations
Autism Evaluations
Adult Evaluations
ADHD & Executive Functioning Evaluations
Learning & Academic Evaluations
IQ (Intellectual Ability) Assessments
Giftedness & Twice-Exceptionality (2e) Evaluations
Parent Training Services
Pivotal Response Treatment (PRT)
Parent Support Group
How It Works
From diagnosis to strategy. We guide every step of the journey.
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Action Potential Neuropsychological Services is a private-pay practice. Many families are able to receive partial reimbursement through out-of-network benefits. A secure Mentaya benefits-checking tool is available on the website, and benefits can also be reviewed during an initial consultation.
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Reach out today to schedule your appointment, ask questions, or learn more about our neuropsychological services.
Questions & Answers
What is a neuropsychological evaluation?
A neuropsychological evaluation is a comprehensive assessment designed to understand how an individual learns, thinks, feels, and functions in everyday life. It examines cognitive abilities such as attention, memory, language, executive functioning, and processing speed, alongside emotional and behavioral functioning. The goal is not simply to assign a diagnosis, but to gain meaningful insight that guides support at home, school, work, and therapy.
What concerns can a neuropsychological evaluation address?
Neuropsychological evaluations can help clarify concerns related to attention, learning differences, autism, ADHD, giftedness and twice-exceptionality, emotional regulation, anxiety, mood, and complex or overlapping presentations. Evaluations are individualized based on the referral question and the needs of the child, adolescent, or adult.
What should I expect during my child’s neuropsychological evaluation?
The evaluation process is thoughtful and supportive. It typically includes an initial intake to discuss developmental history and concerns, testing sessions using standardized and interactive tasks, careful scoring and interpretation of results, a feedback session to review findings, and a comprehensive written report. The focus is always on understanding your child’s unique profile rather than labeling behavior.