Collaborative Assessment: Program Structure
Initial Interview: Establishing Focus and Direction
The first phase of the collaborative assessment begins with a structured consultation. Here, the patient discusses concerns, life history, emotional patterns, and goals. This discussion plays an important role in shaping the assessment plan and ensures that interventions, techniques, and testing procedures reflect the client's specific circumstances.
Assessment Phase: In-Depth, Personalized Psychological Assessment
Using a strategic combination of psychological assessment tools, guided inquiry, and experiential discussion, the assessment phase explores the client’s cognitive style, emotional functioning, habits, schemas, and resilience. This phase uncovers essential insights, maps patterns, and helps clients evaluate their experiences in new ways.
It is not passive testing—it is an active, collaborative sequence of sessions designed to create connection, insight, and clarity.
Feedback + Integration Session
Feedback is delivered in a way that is accessible, emotionally grounded, and practical. Clients receive clear explanations, visual models, and personalized reflections that create meaningful connections between results and real life.
The goal is to create an integrated plan that can serve therapy, leadership development, personal growth, or decision-making.
Program Duration
The program typically spans four in-depth sessions. This allows for exploration, processing, integration, and the time needed to develop a personally relevant plan treatments can build upon.