An initial diagnostic consultation consists of a 90-120 minute clinical interview to gather information related to a patient’s presenting medical and psychological problems, symptoms, and psychosocial history, along with screening measures to support preliminary diagnostic impressions and treatment recommendations.

An evaluation for patients experiencing delayed recovery, chronic pain, and/or medical outcomes outside the expected or typical prognosis. This includes a full assessment of psychosocial strengths and risk factors and provides recommendations for psychological intervention and referrals.

This evaluation consists of a full assessment of the psychological and psychosocial factors known to affect outcomes for orthopedic surgeries, spinal surgeries, and neuromodulation trials (e.g. spinal cord or peripheral nerve stimulation) to assist with medical decision-making by assessing the patient’s surgical candidacy and prognosis. Treatment recommendations for achieving the best possible outcomes are also provided.