A note from Dr. Roginsky:

I've always been drawn to the academic side of psychology, but it was through psychological assessment that I found a way to blend my love of writing with a practical approach to helping people. My dissertation focused on parenting children with autism, and since then, my understanding has deepened into a more inclusive diagnostic perspective—especially regarding girls, adults, and the often-overlooked roles of masking and demand avoidance. These complexities can be challenging to detect, but recognizing them is essential in providing accurate and compassionate assessments.

I remain committed to ongoing learning, regularly exploring various treatment approaches, evidence-based options, and the latest research from scholars in the field, individuals with lived experience, and professionals such as speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, and special education teachers. This website will give you an insight into the type of information and research that inform my practice and may be a good starting point for discussion if you’d like to schedule a 15-minute consultation.

When choosing a psychologist to assist you with your assessment, you have many options and factors to consider. The information provided here will help you find some answers and can be a stepping stone to discovering more about yourself and the environments where you will most likely find joy and success.

Dr. Roginsky is a licensed psychologist who provides compassionate, neurodiversity-affirming psychological assessments for individuals of all ages, specializing in autism, ADHD, and learning differences. Committed to creating a safe, LGBTQ+ affirming space, Dr. Roginsky also offers support for gender-affirming medical care. With a collaborative approach, Dr. Roginsky works alongside clients to foster self-understanding and advocacy, helping them succeed in areas such as education, the workplace, and beyond.

Dr. Roginsky’s blog provides information about her professional path to psychology. Each week, resources related to assessment will be posted. Don't hesitate to contact us if you’d like us to address any specific issues in psychological testing and clinical psychology.