Psychosocial Evaluations
A full assessment of your life context—mental health history, social relationships, family, school/work life, cultural background, and current functioning. Often used for treatment planning, school IEPs, court reports, or social service referrals.
Treatment Theories & Modalities
Psychosocial evaluations use structured, evidence-based assessment tools and clinical interviews to gain a comprehensive understanding of an individual’s mental health, social environment, and daily functioning.
Ecological Systems Theory
Examines multiple layers of influence (home, school, peers, community).
Strengths-Based Approach
Highlights what’s working well and what supports can be built on.
Trauma-Informed Framework
Identifies how past trauma may affect current functioning.
Cultural Formulation Interview
Understands how cultural identity shapes mental health.