IQ Testing

  • Are you seeking private school admission in a Bay Area school that requires the teen or child to obtain a formal IQ test as part of the admissions process?
  • Are you interested to learn about your child’s potential giftedness?
  • Would you like a baseline cognitive assessment in order to have at hand your child or teens’ cognitive abilities, strengths, and weaknesses to help improve cognitive performance or to serve as a record of cognitive functioning as they age?
IQ testing

IQ Testing

If so, then an IQ test is for you. This includes a brief intake interview, approximately 1 hour of testing, a brief feedback session, and a one page report (sent directly to the school for which you are applying if part of an admissions application).

An IQ (Intelligence Quotient) test is an individually administered, standardized assessment that measures the western world’s construct of intelligence, which is based on problem solving ability and reasoning. It is a snapshot in time of one’s cognitive aptitude, from which we may speculate one’s ability to achieve educational or professional success. The higher the IQ, the higher the aptitude for learning. We now know that more goes into educational and professional attainment than just intelligence, such as grit, resilience, and growth mindset.

Intelligence can be verbally influenced and it can also include non-verbal or visual spatial tasks. The environment can play a role in that a portion of the assessment requires crystallized, or learned knowledge appropriate for one’s age, in order to perform well. However, the closest measure to true IQ is in how an individual reasons when presented with a problem for which they do not hold any pre-existing information from which to aid in their reasoning. Although an IQ can be obtained as young as 2 years old, IQ generally does not stabilize until around 5 years old at which point it holds fairly consistent until older age. The assessments selected are standardized, culturally responsive, and neuroaffirming with the client, not a diagnosis, at the center of the process.

Testing Process: What’s Included

  • $500 deposit collected
  • Intake forms completed
  • Upload of previous evaluations or helpful records
  • Virtual intake scheduled with psychologist (if for a child, parents only) to review presenting concerns and answer questions.

Ready to get started?

Call (408) 628-0532  or Text (408) 628-0532 now to schedule an IQ test for your child or teen. Campbell Teen & Family Therapy, Inc. (CTFT) is proud to provide services for Campbell, San Jose and the entire Bay Area!

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