Individualized evaluation
Assessment procedures are selected to address the specific referral question, using clinical history, relevant records, standardized measures, and collateral information when appropriate.
For healthcare and educational professionals
Professional Referrals
Comprehensive psychological evaluations with a direct, collaborative relationship with the psychologist conducting the assessment.
A direct referral relationship
Experienced assessment. Personal attention.
Paul D. Anderson, Ph.D., PLC welcomes referrals from pediatricians, psychiatrists, therapists, primary care clinicians, educational consultants, and other professionals.
Dr. Anderson is a Michigan licensed psychologist and nationally certified school psychologist with more than 30 years of experience across clinical and educational settings.
He personally conducts the clinical interview, testing, interpretation, report writing, and feedback. Referring professionals communicate directly with the psychologist responsible for the evaluation.
Common referral questions
- ADHD and executive functioning concerns
- Learning disabilities and psychoeducational assessment
- Overlapping attention, learning, and emotional concerns
- Complex diagnostic clarification
- Documentation relevant to educational accommodations
Additional assessment questions can be discussed individually to determine fit and scope.
Personally conducted evaluations
A direct relationship with the evaluating psychologist
Every evaluation is personally conducted by Dr. Anderson, from the initial clinical interview and assessment through interpretation, written reporting, and individualized feedback.
With appropriate authorization, referring professionals can communicate directly with the psychologist responsible for the assessment to support coordinated care and practical next steps.
How we work together
Clear findings and useful next steps
Practical recommendations
Written findings address diagnostic questions, individual strengths and challenges, and recommendations relevant to treatment or educational planning.
Coordinated communication
With appropriate authorization, findings and recommendations may be shared with referring clinicians or educational professionals.
Appropriate referrals
Prospective referrals can be discussed before scheduling to determine whether the practice's services fit the patient's needs. Specialized services may be recommended when indicated.
Referral inquiries
Discuss a referral
Professionals and prospective patients may contact the practice to discuss evaluation needs, appointment availability, and insurance participation.
Phone: 248-320-5139
Office: 29260 Franklin Road, Suite 110, Southfield, MI 48034
Please do not send protected health information by ordinary email. Use an appropriate secure channel for clinical records or sensitive referral information.
Next steps
Contact the practice with a general description of the referral question. Patients and families can use the secure registration link to initiate an appointment inquiry.
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