At Utah Center for Psychological Services, we provide trauma evaluations in Salt Lake City for children, adolescents, and adults. These assessments help identify the psychological impact of trauma, including PTSD, dissociation, and related emotional or behavioral concerns, while offering clear, actionable recommendations for treatment and next steps.
We provide trauma evaluations for:
Detailed Clinical Interview Exploring Trauma History, Symptoms, and Functioning
Standardized Testing Assessing PTSD, Dissociation, Mood, Anxiety, and Related Concerns
Review of Relevant Records (School, Medical, or Prior Evaluations) and Collateral Interviews
Careful Integration of all Data into a Written Report with Clear Conclusions and Recommendations
We take a thoughtful, individualized approach to assessment.
Our trauma evaluations are:
Insurance often covers the cost of a trauma evaluation.
Because coverage varies, our team will verify your benefits before scheduling and provide a clear estimate of your out-of-pocket cost.
For those without insurance, these evaluations cost $3,100.
Please see our Fees & Insurance page for more information.
If you are looking for a trauma evaluation in Utah, our team can help you determine whether this service is the right fit and guide you through the next steps.
We are happy to answer questions, talk through your concerns, and help determine whether an evaluation would be a good fit.
Contact us to learn more or schedule an appointment.
You may benefit from a trauma evaluation if you are experiencing ongoing distress related to past events, such as intrusive memories, anxiety, emotional reactivity, or difficulty functioning in daily life. Evaluations are especially helpful when symptoms are unclear, complex, or not improving with therapy.
A trauma evaluation typically includes a clinical interview, standardized psychological testing, and sometimes a review of records or collateral information. The goal is to understand how trauma is affecting your functioning and provide clear diagnostic conclusions and recommendations.
Yes. A trauma evaluation can determine whether symptoms meet criteria for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or other related conditions, such as anxiety, depression, or dissociation.
Therapy focuses on treatment and ongoing support, while a trauma evaluation provides a comprehensive assessment of symptoms, diagnosis, and recommendations. Many individuals use evaluations to clarify treatment direction and improve outcomes in therapy.
