OUR SERVICES

Psychological Testing

From attention and motivation to behavior and mood regulation, understanding the issue deeper sometimes requires measurement and comparison to statistical norms.

About Psychological Testing

Lorenz offers psychological testing to clients who have already established care with one of the clinic’s psychotherapists or medication management providers.

The Clinic offers comprehensive general psychological and psychoeducational testing for:

  • Children (ages 5-12)

  • Adolescents (ages 13-17)

  • Adults (general testing only)

Pediatric psychological testing is an especially specialized service in high demand. Like most clinics, there is typically a months-long waitlist for our testing services, but this can vary depending on each circumstance.

We do not provide testing related to: 

  • Court ordered assessments of any type

  • Rule 25 assessments

  • Rule 20 assessments

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder

  • Fitness for duty assessments

  • Neuropsychological assessments

  • Bariatric Surgery assessments

  • Anger Management assessments

  • Custody Evaluations

  • Dyslexia

Become a Client for Testing

Candidates for testing must first become an established client with Lorenz Clinic. Clients will attend an outpatient diagnostic assessment session. The outpatient psychotherapist makes an initial assessment/diagnosis and recommendations for all clients.

  • A referral for a testing consultation can only be made by an outpatient psychotherapist, psychiatric provider, or primary day treatment clinician after they have established regular care with the client.

    • External referrals are sent to our Outpatient Department to schedule a standard intake appointment.

Testing Process

  1. A client is referred for a testing consultation via our intake process. The client will be called to schedule and attend a testing consultation appointment. This wait is approximately 4 to 6 months.

  2. The clinician providing the testing consultation will determine if testing is a medically necessary service.

    1. If testing is recommended, the provider will submit a prior authorization to the client’s insurance and the client will be added to the Clinic’s testing queue.

    2. If testing is not recommended, the client will be provided with recommendations and next steps.

  3. Testing administration will take place at the Rosemount Clinic offices. Psychological testing involves the performance of diagnostic tests and/or therapeutic procedures aimed at better elucidating the view of the client, the problems they face, and how to best bring about change.

  4. A feedback session will also be scheduled, to occur approximately  2-weeks after the final testing sessions.

  5. Two weeks after the follow up session a written report will be sent to the client/guardian.

Issues we evaluate in children include:

Autism

Learning Disorders

Attention

Fetal Alcohol Effects

Mood

Testing Location

Other areas we evaluate include:

Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

Complex Trauma

Disordered Attachment

Mood Disorders

Diagnostic Clarifications

Contact Us

Dr. Karen Chinnock, Director of Psychological Services

Dr. Chinnock oversees Lorenz’s assessment program. She is responsible for monitoring the clinical outcomes, clinician success, and client experience. Questions can be directed to Dr. Chinnock at (952) 443-4600.

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Victoria

1772 Stieger Lake Ln, Ste. 220
P.O. Box 51
Victoria, MN 55386

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fax (952) 443.4604

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Chaska

1435 White Oak Dr., Ste. 200
Chaska, MN 55318

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fax (952) 361.5511


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Prior Lake

16180 Hastings Ave., Ste 205
Prior Lake, MN 55372

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fax (952) 440.4601


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Rosemount

15265 Carrousel Way
Rosemount, MN 55068

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fax (651) 322.4603


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Wayzata

1120 East Wayzata Blvd., #210
Wayzata, MN 55391

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fax (952) 456.6633


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Glencoe

1805 Hennepin Ave N
Glencoe, MN 55336

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fax (952) 361-5511


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