Clinical Assessments
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Wildly Human Check-In
$125
A comprehensive mental wellness check-in for individuals seeking clarity about their emotional health, stress levels, coping skills, and overall well-being. This service is ideal for people who want professional feedback and recommendations but are not looking for a full diagnostic evaluation.
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UCLA PTSD Assessment
$125
A more focused trauma assessment utilizing the UCLA PTSD Reaction Index to evaluate symptoms related to traumatic experiences. This service can help identify the presence and severity of trauma-related symptoms in children, adolescents, and young adults.
Includes:
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UCLA PTSD Reaction Index
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Clinical interview
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Trauma symptom review
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Written recommendations
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Strengths and Needs Assessment (CANS-Informed)
$175
A comprehensive review of a child's emotional, behavioral, social, family, and educational functioning. This assessment highlights both strengths and areas where additional support may be beneficial, helping families better understand their child's needs. (Includes 2 assessment sessions)
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Strengths assessment
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Needs assessment
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Caregiver interview
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Resource and treatment recommendations
This review is CANS-informed but is not an official CANS assessment and is not intended for county, legal, educational, disability, or eligibility determination purposes.
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Stand Alone Assessments
$25 each
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PHQ-9
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GAD-7
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PCL-5
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ASRS v1.1
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Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale
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DERS-18
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WHO-5 Well-Being Index
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C-SSRS
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ACEs Questionnaire
CANS-Informed Disclaimer
This service is informed by the Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS) framework; however, it is not an official CANS assessment, certification determination, case management assessment, county assessment, or state-authorized CANS evaluation. Results are intended for educational, treatment-planning, and personal insight purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for assessments required by schools, counties, healthcare systems, courts, or other agencies.
Trauma and PTSD Screening Disclaimer
Trauma-related screenings, including the UCLA PTSD Reaction Index and similar measures, are designed to assess the presence and impact of trauma symptoms.
Results do not constitute a formal psychological evaluation, disability determination, forensic opinion, fitness-for-duty evaluation, or legal assessment. Additional assessment may be recommended depending on the individual's needs and circumstances.
Diagnostic Limitations
Unless specifically stated otherwise, assessment and screening services are not intended to provide a formal diagnosis.
Screening tools identify symptoms, patterns, and areas of concern but do not independently determine the presence of a mental health disorder. Additional clinical evaluation, psychological testing, medical examination, or ongoing assessment may be recommended when appropriate.
Disclaimers
Not for Legal, Custody, or Court Purposes
Assessment and screening services provided through Wildly Human are not intended for:
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Custody disputes
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Parenting time evaluations
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Forensic evaluations
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Court testimony
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Immigration evaluations
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Disability determinations
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Workers' compensation claims
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Fitness-for-duty determinations
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Emotional support animal evaluations
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Any legal proceeding unless specifically agreed to in writing
Additional fees and separate agreements may apply for requests involving legal matters.
No Guarantee of Treatment
Assessment results may indicate that no treatment is needed at this time, that self-directed resources may be sufficient, or that ongoing therapy, medical evaluation, psychological testing, or another level of care may be beneficial.
The purpose of an assessment is to provide honest clinical feedback and recommendations, not to guarantee a particular diagnosis, treatment plan, accommodation, or outcome.
Crisis Disclaimer
Assessment services are not emergency services.
If you are experiencing thoughts of self-harm, thoughts of harming others, a mental health crisis, or require immediate assistance, call 911, contact 988, go to your nearest emergency room, or seek immediate emergency support.