Contact
Contact
Call. 321-208-1554 or 321-298-8668
Email: gerard@drgchambers.com
What to say when you call
Just start with what’s going on with you or your loved one. Maybe you have a specific question — a decision you’re weighing, something an attorney or school asked for. Maybe all you have is a list of symptoms and a feeling that something isn’t adding up. Either is fine. Part of our job is helping you find the right question.
You’ll be told what’s involved, what it costs, how long it takes, and what an evaluation can and can’t answer. If your timing is tight — a test date, a court date, a school deadline — mention that first.
There’s no pressure at any point. Some people who call don’t need an evaluation at all, and we’ll tell you so. If this isn’t the right practice for you, we’ll say that too, and point you somewhere else.
Office
Gerard Chambers, Psy.D., Ph.D.
Clinical and Forensic Neuropsychologist
California Licensed Psychologist — PSY #23778
1120 McKendrie Street
San Jose, California 95126
By appointment only.
The diagnostic interview and the feedback are done remotely. The only visit here is the testing day itself (most of the time).
Depending on what you need
- What an evaluation costs — fees, and why they are what they are
- What the different evaluations involve — types of testing
- ADHD — what a real evaluation rules out
- Autism, adults and children — evaluation and diagnosis
- Testing accommodations — MCAT, LSAT, Bar, GRE, and why applications get rejected
- Attorneys and agencies — forensic evaluation and expert testimony
- Insurance — how to get reimbursed, and what to expect