Interpersonal & Emotional Assessment
Who This Is For
The IEA may be especially helpful if you…
✓Experience recurring relationship difficulties
✓Are entering therapy and want a psychological roadmap
✓Feel stuck despite previous therapy
✓Have experienced repeated divorces or relationship losses
✓Want to better understand your attachment style
✓Experience chronic interpersonal conflict
✓Struggle with loneliness or social isolation
✓Are considering a major life transition
✓Want a personalized plan based on objective assessment
"Many clients describe the assessment as one of the most useful investments they have made in understanding themselves."
What's Included
Every assessment includes:
Detailed Written Report
A comprehensive psychological report integrating all assessment findings into a coherent, readable narrative.
Interpersonal Profile
Identification of relational strengths, recurring patterns, attachment style, and emotional functioning.
Treatment Recommendations
Personalized guidance on the psychotherapy approaches most likely to be effective for you.
One-Hour Feedback Session
A dedicated session to review results together, answer your questions, and discuss next steps.
Assessment Options
Private pay. Clinically guided.
Standard IEA
$1,500
Approx. 9–13 hours of professional time
Clinical interview (2–3 hrs)
Test administration (2–3 hrs)
Scoring and interpretation (2–3 hrs)
Report preparation (2–3 hrs)
One-hour feedback session
Recommended
Comprehensive IEA
$2,100
Approx. 13–16 hours of professional time
All components of the Standard IEA
MMPI-3 administration and integration
Comprehensive personality structure evaluation
Extended report with deeper integration (3–4 hrs)
One-hour feedback session
The MMPI-3 is one of the most extensively researched and psychometrically validated measures of adult personality and psychopathology available. The Comprehensive IEA provides the highest level of confidence in understanding your emotional and interpersonal functioning.
Why Private Pay?
Guided by clinical usefulness, not billing requirements
Health insurance generally reimburses psychological testing when it is medically necessary to diagnose a recognized mental disorder — evaluations for ADHD, autism, dementia, or learning disorders, for example.
The IEA's purpose is fundamentally different. Although DSM diagnoses may be identified when appropriate, the primary goal is not diagnostic classification but a detailed understanding of how you relate, regulate, communicate, and connect.
By offering the assessment exclusively on a private-pay basis, the evaluation can be shaped entirely by what is clinically useful — rather than by the documentation and billing limitations insurance carriers impose.
Ready to understand yourself more fully?
Schedule a consultation to discuss whether the IEA is the right fit for you.
A Different Kind of Psychological Evaluation
Understanding yourself beyond a diagnosis
The IEA goes beyond diagnostic labels to provide a comprehensive, scientifically grounded understanding of how you relate to others, regulate emotions, and build meaningful relationships.
Questions This Assessment Answers
"Why do my relationships repeatedly become strained or fail?
"Why do I become overwhelmed by conflict?
"Why do I have difficulty trusting others?
"Why do I feel lonely despite having people around me?
"Why do I continue to choose unhealthy relationships?
"What kind of psychotherapy is likely to help me the most?
These questions sit outside the reach of standard diagnostic evaluations. The IEA was developed specifically to answer them.
Assessment Dimensions
A full portrait of how you function in relationships
Rather than asking only "What diagnosis does this person have?", the IEA asks how a person relates, regulates, copes, and connects — what might be called an interpersonal diagnosis.
Emotional symptoms, including depression and anxiety
Emotion regulation
Interpersonal style
Attachment patterns
Relationship strengths and vulnerabilities
Communication style
Conflict resolution patterns
Social support
Functioning in family, work, friendships, and marriage
Personal values and relational goals
Brief intellectual functioning screening
A Different Kind of Psychological Evaluation
Understanding yourself
beyond a diagnosis
The IEA goes beyond diagnostic labels to provide a comprehensive, scientifically grounded understanding of how you relate to others, regulate emotions, and build meaningful relationships.
Questions This Assessment Answers
- "Why do my relationships repeatedly become strained or fail?
- "Why do I become overwhelmed by conflict?
- "Why do I have difficulty trusting others?
- "Why do I feel lonely despite having people around me?
- "Why do I continue to choose unhealthy relationships?
- "What kind of psychotherapy is likely to help me the most?
These questions sit outside the reach of standard diagnostic evaluations. The IEA was developed specifically to answer them.
Assessment Dimensions
A full portrait of how you function in relationships
Rather than asking only "What diagnosis does this person have?", the IEA asks how a person relates, regulates, copes, and connects — what might be called an interpersonal diagnosis.
Who This Is For
The IEA may be especially helpful if you…
- ✓ Experience recurring relationship difficulties
- ✓ Are entering therapy and want a psychological roadmap
- ✓ Feel stuck despite previous therapy
- ✓ Have experienced repeated divorces or relationship losses
- ✓ Want to better understand your attachment style
- ✓ Experience chronic interpersonal conflict
- ✓ Struggle with loneliness or social isolation
- ✓ Are considering a major life transition
- ✓ Want a personalized plan based on objective assessment
"Many clients describe the assessment as one of the most useful investments they have made in understanding themselves."
What's Included
Every assessment includes
Detailed Written Report
A comprehensive psychological report integrating all assessment findings into a coherent, readable narrative.
Interpersonal Profile
Identification of relational strengths, recurring patterns, attachment style, and emotional functioning.
Treatment Recommendations
Personalized guidance on the psychotherapy approaches most likely to be effective for you.
One-Hour Feedback Session
A dedicated session to review results together, answer your questions, and discuss next steps.
Assessment Options
Private pay. Clinically guided.
Standard IEA
Approx. 9–13 hours of professional time
- Clinical interview (2–3 hrs)
- Test administration (2–3 hrs)
- Scoring and interpretation (2–3 hrs)
- Report preparation (2–3 hrs)
- One-hour feedback session
Comprehensive IEA
Approx. 13–16 hours of professional time
- All components of the Standard IEA
- MMPI-3 administration and integration
- Comprehensive personality structure evaluation
- Extended report with deeper integration (3–4 hrs)
- One-hour feedback session
The MMPI-3 is one of the most extensively researched and psychometrically validated measures of adult personality and psychopathology available. The Comprehensive IEA provides the highest level of confidence in understanding your emotional and interpersonal functioning.
Why Private Pay?
Guided by clinical usefulness, not billing requirements
Health insurance generally reimburses psychological testing when it is medically necessary to diagnose a recognized mental disorder — evaluations for ADHD, autism, dementia, or learning disorders, for example.
The IEA's purpose is fundamentally different. Although DSM diagnoses may be identified when appropriate, the primary goal is not diagnostic classification but a detailed understanding of how you relate, regulate, communicate, and connect.
By offering the assessment exclusively on a private-pay basis, the evaluation can be shaped entirely by what is clinically useful — rather than by the documentation and billing limitations insurance carriers impose.
Ready to understand yourself more fully?
Schedule a consultation to discuss whether the IEA is the right fit for you.
Request a Consultation