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Testing
Psychological assessment can provide
objective information on a host of concerns. When
a decision has to be made, get more information. With
better data often the way becomes clearer, with less
guess-work involved. This always makes us feel better,
as well as leading to better results in life. Some
of the situations which can benefit from testing include:
Personality Evaluation - Understanding ourselves or
a loved one can sometimes be confusing, learning where
we are on a number of personality variables can make
this task more achievable. Plus, we can then understand
what parts need to be worked on to be happier and
more successful, as well as recognizing strengths
that we can draw upon.
Career Assessment - Whether you are trying to zero
in on your first choice of a career or making a mid-life
transition, nothing beats knowing where your interests
and personality style will make you most effective.
Why guess at a career direction? Very few of us have
a powerful innate drive for a specific job, most of
us could do many things and have a variety of interests.
With more information concerning our interests, personality
and abilities we could make a much more successful
decision. An evaluation will give you detailed information
as to where you function the best and what type of
work will make you the happiest. Specific inventories
designed to assess and categorize our personal style
according to job area and comparing our style to successful
job holders across hundreds of job categories will
ensure that your decision is the best one you can
make. The vast majority of people fall into career
choices with no regard as to how well they fit the
selection. Stop rolling the dice with your life and
find out!
Senior Review - At times it becomes important to more
completely understand the functioning level and capability
of a senior. Sometimes it is merely to understand
the basis for a mild memory loss, sometimes to determine
if driving is still advisable, and sometimes to help
determine if it is time for assisted living. An assessment
will provide information specific to the question
at hand. This information will often make the choice
clearer and enhance the effectiveness of the ultimate
decision.

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