Personality & Emotional Evaluations

Personality and Emotional Evaluations assess emotional functioning, personality traits, mood patterns, and behavioral tendencies. These evaluations use objective and projective measures to better understand a person’s internal experiences and interpersonal functioning. The goal is to clarify diagnostic questions and inform effective treatment planning.

 

Personality and Emotional Evaluations are appropriate when individuals experience persistent emotional distress, mood instability, interpersonal difficulties, or complex psychological presentations. They are often used when prior treatment has been ineffective or when diagnostic clarity is needed. These evaluations may be conducted across the lifespan when emotional or personality factors significantly affect functioning and decision-making.

 

Dr. Kaskel integrates clinical expertise with evidence-based assessment tools to conduct thoughtful, thorough evaluations. She prioritizes clarity, accuracy, and clinical usefulness. Her reports provide meaningful insights that support targeted, effective intervention.