Clinically Reviewed by Dr. Alan S. Jacobson, Psy.D., MBA, Licensed Clinical Psychologist | Last reviewed: October 5, 2026

Precision Psychological Assessments partners with pediatricians, psychiatrists, therapists, school teams, educational consultants, pre-law and pre-med advisors, disability services offices, and employers who need a clear answer to a diagnostic or functional question. When someone in your care needs a thorough evaluation, defensible accommodations documentation, or diagnostic clarification, we make the referral straightforward and return findings you can act on.

Who We Work With

Pediatricians & Primary Care Providers

When screening raises concerns about attention, learning, development, or mood, we provide comprehensive evaluations such as ADHD testing, autism testing, and child psychological testing, with findings shared back to you.

Therapists & Psychiatrists

When treatment stalls or the diagnostic picture is unclear, a diagnostic mental health assessment, personality testing, or mood testing can clarify diagnosis and sharpen treatment planning.

Schools, IEP Teams & Educational Consultants

We provide psychoeducational testing, independent educational evaluations, and school accommodations documentation that maps findings to IEP and 504 decisions.

Pre-Law, Pre-Med & Disability Services Offices

For students seeking testing accommodations on the LSAT, MCAT, bar exam, GRE, or in college, we document functional impairment to the standards reviewers expect.

Employers, HR & Military Recruiters

We conduct fitness-for-duty evaluations, military waiver evaluations, pre-employment and return-to-work assessments, and workplace accommodations testing.

Tutors, Learning Specialists & Gifted Programs

When a student is not progressing as expected, testing for dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, giftedness, or twice-exceptional profiles explains why and guides next steps.

For Clinicians: Referral Questions We Answer

Evaluations are conducted by Dr. Alan Jacobson, a licensed clinical psychologist with more than 25 years of experience. Typical referral questions include:

ADHD in children, teens, and adults, including ADHD in women and teen girls
Autism spectrum questions, including autism testing for teens
Specific learning disabilities and executive functioning deficits
Cognitive profiles: IQ testing, gifted and talented, and memory testing
Differential diagnosis of mood, anxiety, PTSD, and personality disorders
Accommodations documentation for standardized exams, college, and the workplace
Occupational and fitness-for-duty questions for employers and the military

Accommodations reports follow our CLEAR Framework for Documenting Functional Impairment, linking test results to real-world limitations and the legal standards reviewers apply. See types of psychological testing for the full range of services.

Scope: Evaluations answer diagnostic and functional questions; they do not include ongoing therapy. When treatment is indicated, we refer back to you or coordinate with Dr. Jacobson’s therapy practice. Accommodations decisions rest with the testing agency, school, or employer, and no evaluation can guarantee approval.

Coordinated Care Across Our Network

Precision Psychological Assessments is part of Foresight Psychological Institute. When an evaluation points to next steps, we can connect clients to psychotherapy and coaching or to Therapeutic Tutoring for structured academic and executive function support, keeping the referring professional informed throughout.

How to Refer a Client, Patient, or Student

Have the family or client schedule an initial consultation, or contact us directly with the referral question. With written consent, we will confirm the connection and keep you informed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I refer someone for psychological testing?

Have the client or family book an initial consultation through our online scheduler, or reach out through the contact page. The most helpful thing you can share is a clear referral question, such as ruling ADHD in or out or documenting the need for exam accommodations. Once the client signs a release, we confirm receipt of the referral and coordinate next steps with you directly.

What records should accompany a referral?

Helpful records include prior psychological or psychoeducational reports, school records, IEP or 504 plans, report cards, relevant medical history, and any rating scales you have already collected. For accommodations cases, prior accommodation history and score reports are especially important, because reviewers look for a consistent history of impairment. None of this is required to begin, but it makes the evaluation more efficient and the conclusions stronger.

Will I receive a copy of the evaluation report?

Yes, with the client’s written authorization. Referring professionals can receive the full psychological testing report or a summary of findings and recommendations, depending on what the client consents to share. We are also glad to schedule a brief call to review results, discuss diagnostic impressions, and plan how recommendations will be carried out in treatment, school, or workplace settings, so findings translate into practical change.

Can you document disabilities for LSAT, MCAT, bar exam, or college accommodations?

Yes. Accommodations documentation is a core specialty. Evaluations are designed around the specific documentation guidelines of each testing body or institution, and reports connect test data to functional limitations using the CLEAR Framework. Approval decisions rest with the agency or school, but a thorough, standards-aligned report gives the applicant the strongest possible case. We are happy to talk through a specific case before you refer. See law and medical school accommodations.

Where are evaluations conducted?

Dr. Jacobson is licensed in Massachusetts, California, New Hampshire, and New York, with locations serving Massachusetts, San Diego, and New York City. Some components, such as interviews and feedback sessions, can be completed by secure telehealth, while others depend on the measures used. During the consultation, we will explain which format fits the referral question. Families outside these areas are welcome to ask. See all locations.

Does my client need a diagnosis before being referred?

No. Many referrals come precisely because the diagnostic picture is unclear. A good evaluation starts from the questions you and the client have, not from an assumed answer. Whether the concern is attention, learning, mood, social communication, or work performance, we design the battery around the referral question and report what the data show, including when the findings point somewhere other than expected.

Additional Resources

AHEAD — Association on Higher Education and Disability
LSAC Accommodations — LSAT accommodation guidelines
AAMC MCAT Accommodations — MCAT accommodation guidelines
CHADD — ADHD information and support
International Dyslexia Association (IDA) — dyslexia identification and best practices

Dr. Alan Jacobson, Psy.D., MBA Founder and Director

Dr. Alan S. Jacobson, Psy.D., is a clinical psychologist and the Founder and Director of Foresight Psychological Institute. He specializes in comprehensive psychological testing, diagnostic assessment, and high-stakes accommodations evaluations. He provides evidence-based assessment and consultation services for students, professionals, and organizations, with particular expertise in ADHD, executive functioning, anxiety, learning differences, and performance optimization. Dr. Jacobson integrates rigorous psychometrics with practical clinical insight to deliver precise, defensible evaluations grounded in applied psychological science.

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