Clear answers. Compassionate care.
Collective Mind offers thorough psychological assessment and supportive therapy for children, adolescents, and adults in Wellsburg and across West Virginia’s Northern Panhandle.
How we help
Understanding comes first. Then a plan that fits your life.
Psychological assessment
Careful, evidence-based evaluations that answer real questions about attention, learning, development, mood and more.
Therapy
A steady, judgment-free space to work through what you’re carrying and build skills that last.
Children, teens and families
Evaluations and support that bring parents, schools and young people onto the same page.
Adults
Clarity for lifelong questions, such as whether ADHD or autism might explain long-standing struggles.
Practical recommendations
Every evaluation ends with plain-language findings and next steps you can use at home, school or work.
Private and respectful
Your story is handled with care and strict confidentiality from the first phone call onward.
Psychological assessment
Answers you can build on.
A psychological evaluation is more than a test score. We combine interviews, standardized measures and your own history to understand how you or your child thinks, learns and feels, and what will help most.
- ADHD and attention concerns
- Autism spectrum evaluations
- Learning differences and academic struggles
- Diagnostic clarification
Therapy
Support that meets you where you are.
Whether you are navigating anxiety, a hard season, a new diagnosis or a relationship under strain, therapy offers room to slow down, make sense of things and move forward.
- Individual therapy for adolescents and adults
- Support after an evaluation
- A collaborative, strengths-based approach
Our clinicians
Two minds, one shared purpose.
A small practice by design, so you always know who you are working with.
January Yurchak
Clinician
January brings warmth, curiosity and careful attention to every evaluation and session, helping clients and families understand what’s going on and what will help.
Clinician coming soon
Clinician
We will introduce our second clinician here shortly.
Questions, answered.
Wondering about something else? We’re happy to talk it through.
Do I need a referral?
No referral is needed to contact us. Some insurance plans require one for psychological testing, so if you are using insurance, it is worth checking with your plan. We are glad to help you figure out what you need.
Do you accept insurance?
Coverage varies by plan and by service. Contact us with the name of your insurance and we will let you know what to expect before your first appointment. If you are paying privately, you have the right to a Good Faith Estimate of costs.
How long does a psychological assessment take?
Most evaluations involve an intake interview, one or more testing sessions, and a feedback meeting. Depending on the questions being asked, testing may take a few hours or be spread across more than one day. We will give you a clear plan at the start.
What happens at the feedback session?
We sit down together to walk through the results in plain language, answer your questions, and talk about practical recommendations for home, school, work or treatment. You will also receive a written report.
Taking the first step can be the hardest part.
Reach out with a question or to request an appointment. We will walk you through what comes next, at a pace that feels right.