Evaluation Procedure
We provide neuropsychological and psychological testing for children, adults, and geriatric patients. Dr. Fearing is a licensed psychologist and health care provider in Florida. His training is unique in that he has extensive training and experience working with children, adults, and geriatric patients.
We currently accept self-pay only for all evaluations, but can provide a super bill that can be submitted by the patient for possible out of network reimbursement through their insurance company
Upon calling our office, we will discuss the reason you, or your loved one, are pursuing a neuropsychological evaluation, and will also explain our services. We will then need to gather personal information to help determine the reason for the neuropsychological evaluation. Once this is completed, the intake coordinator will schedule you for the initial intake. Once the intake is complete, an evaluation would be scheduled within 4 to 6 weeks following the intake appointment. Following the neuropsychological evaluation, you will receive the full report within 3 to 4 weeks. A feedback session with Dr. Fearing will also be scheduled to discuss evaluation results and recommendations and to answer questions you may have about the evaluation.
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Pediatric/Adolescent Evaluations Including
Gifted and Talented Evaluations
Full neuropsychological, academic, and psychological evaluations are conducted on children aged 8 to 17. Following the evaluation you will be given a report, typically 3 to 4 weeks post evaluation, that explains any cognitive difficulties or learning differences your child may be experiencing. A feedback session will also be conducted to go over the results of the evaluation, and to answer any questions you have. Clear recommendations will be given for treatment at home and in school. Help is also given for IEP or 504 Plan services and accommodations.
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A full neuropsychological evaluation can be used to identify students who may be eligible for gifted educational programs. The cognitive testing can provide information about a child's abilities, and can help parents and educators develop an educational program to meet the child's needs. The neuropsychological evaluation will provide information regarding your child's creativity, information processing, problem solving abilities, and overall intellectual and academic abilities. IQ scores and standardized academic scores will be provided, as part of the comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation.
Schedule an appointment today and see what we can do for you.
College Age and Adult Evaluations
Full neuropsychological and psychological evaluations for adults 18+ who are experiencing cognitive difficulties or underlying psychological/emotional difficulties. The goal of the evaluation will be to identify cognitive strengths and weaknesses, and to assist with diagnosis and treatment of neurological and neuropsychiatric conditions. Following the evaluation you will be given a report, typically 3 to 4 weeks post evaluation, that explains any cognitive difficulties you may be experiencing. A feedback session will also be conducted to go over the results of the evaluation, and to answer any questions you have. Clear recommendations will be given for treatment. Evaluations are also conducted with college aged students to determine if accommodations in the college/university setting would be appropriate and beneficial.
Geriatric/Memory Evaluations
Are you, your family, and/or other healthcare professionals concerned about changes in your memory or thinking? An early diagnosis allows an individual, or their family to pursue treatments that maximize quality of life. It also helps to reduce anxiety and sadness about cognitive changes that may be consistent with normal aging. Following the evaluation you will be given a report, typically 3 to 4 weeks post evaluation, that explains any cognitive difficulties you may be experiencing. A feedback session will also be conducted to go over the results of the evaluation, and to answer any questions you have. Clear recommendations will be given for treatment.
About Dr. Fearing
A Licensed Professional Here to Guide You
Dr. Fearing completed his internship in Neuropsychology through the Harvard Medical School and Boston Veteran’s Administration in Boston. He completed a 2-year postdoctoral research fellowship through the Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. He has authored and co-authored many peer reviewed scientific journal articles. Turning his focus to working with patients and clinical duties, Dr. Fearing completed training in pediatric neuropsychology through a 1-year postdoctoral placement with Boston Neuropsychological Services, where he worked as a clinical neuropsychologist for 15 years. Dr. Fearing has also conducted psychological and neuropsychological evaluations through several charter schools in the Boston area, and has also been a staff member of several different hospitals, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes. Dr. Fearing is currently a clinical staff member at the West Palm Beach VA as a neuropsychologist.
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His specialties include: ADHD, learning disabilities, Asperger’s Syndrome, Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, stroke, traumatic brain injury (TBI), working with Veterans and PTSD, Lyme disease, and toxic exposure.
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Contact Us
Address
900 East Indiantown Road
Suite 310
Jupiter, FL 33477
Contact
Phone: 561-660-2933
​Fax: 844-955-1840
Opening Hours
Mon - Sat
8:00 am – 4:30 pm
​Sunday
Closed