FAQs

All assessment services (ADHD and learning disability testing, neuropsychological assessment) are offered in-person in West Seattle; however, intake and feedback appointments can be virtual. Audra Yetter offers executive functioning coaching exclusively via telehealth. Dr. Del Piero offers intervention services via both telehealth and in-person in West Seattle near the Alaska Junction.

Current rates are as follows:

Individual Therapy

Intake session (90 minutes): $350

Therapy session (55 minutes): $250

Neuropsychological Assessments

$3500-5500 depending on complexity of the evaluation.

ADHD and Learning Disability Evaluations
$3000-5500 depending on complexity of the evaluation.

Executive Functioning Coaching
60-minute sessions: $200

Treatment length depends on the specific nature of your concerns and your goals for treatment. Most straight-forward concerns can be addressed in 10-12 weekly appointments.

Dr. Del Piero is a contracted provider for Lyra for individuals living in WA and CA. Dr. Del Piero and Dr. Wall are both providers for Washington L & I. We are not currently in-network providers for any other insurance companies. If you would like to use your insurance, you are encouraged to contact your insurance company to verify your out-of-network benefits and any need for pre-authorization for services. We can provide you with a bill that you can submit to your insurance, but cannot provide any guarantee of coverage. Payment at the time of services is required, regardless of insurance coverage.

Dr. Del Piero and the Pacific Brain Health team offers telehealth appointments across Washington, California, and PSYPACT states. To see if your state is part of PSYPACT, visit psypact.gov

Neuropsychological testing is used to better understand cognitive strengths and weaknesses. It can help with concerns related to memory, attention, language, concussion, traumatic brain injury, stroke, dementia, Parkinson’s disease, chronic illness, and other neurological or medical conditions. Results can also help guide treatment recommendations and medical care.

You may benefit from a neuropsychological assessment if you are noticing changes in memory, attention, word-finding, problem-solving, daily functioning, or your ability to complete normal tasks. It may also be helpful if you or your medical provider want a clearer picture of your cognitive functioning after an illness, injury, or neurological diagnosis.

ADHD testing focuses on attention, impulse control, executive functioning, symptom history, and whether someone meets criteria for ADHD. Neuropsychological testing is broader and may evaluate multiple areas of cognition, including memory, language, attention, processing speed, and problem-solving. Some people need a focused ADHD evaluation, while others need a more comprehensive neuropsychological assessment.

Yes. Pacific Brain Health & Wellness offers ADHD evaluations in West Seattle. These evaluations can help determine whether someone meets criteria for ADHD and can provide recommendations for treatment, support, and accommodations when appropriate.

Yes. We offer learning disability evaluations for teens and adults. These evaluations can assess concerns related to reading, writing, math, dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, and related academic challenges.

Yes. When testing results support the need for accommodations, we can provide documentation to help request formal accommodations for school, college, standardized testing, professional exams, or workplace needs. Accommodation decisions are ultimately made by the school, testing organization, employer, or other reviewing body.

The length of a neuropsychological evaluation depends on the reason for testing and the complexity of the concerns. Most evaluations include an intake interview, several hours of testing, record review, scoring, report writing, and a feedback session to review results and recommendations.

Please bring any records that may help us understand your concerns, such as prior testing reports, medical records, school records, accommodation letters, medication lists, or referral notes. If you are unsure what is relevant, we can help identify what would be useful before your appointment.

Yes. We provide neuropsychological assessments for concerns related to dementia, memory changes, concussion, traumatic brain injury, stroke, and other neurological or medical conditions. Testing can help clarify cognitive strengths and weaknesses and provide recommendations for next steps.

We do not currently offer comprehensive autism evaluations as a primary service. If autism is one of several questions being considered, we can discuss whether our services are an appropriate fit during a consultation, or help you determine whether a different type of evaluation would be more appropriate.

Yes. We offer executive functioning coaching for people who want support with attention, organization, memory strategies, planning, follow-through, and daily task management. This can be helpful for people with ADHD or executive functioning challenges.

Yes. Call or click to get set up for a free 15-minute consultation with one of our providers. During this call, we can learn more about your needs and help determine which service may be the best fit.