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ATTENTION: After 35 years of neuropsychological assessment and psychotherapy practice, Dr. Eschbach is embarking upon retirement. His Schaumburg office has been sold to an MD (Family Practice Medicine), and, therefore, no "in-person" appointments for testing or psychotherapy are being scheduled. A limited number of appointments are available for "telehealth" (using the HIPAA-compliant DoxyMe telehealth platform), and Dr. Eschbach will be available on a limited basis for consultation and teaching. Patients seeking long-term psychotherapy, in-person neuropsychological assessment, or any biofeedback modality are encouraged to seek services from another appropriate professional.
 We accept most insurance   plans including:
  • Aetna
  • Blue Cross/Blue Shield of IL
  • Dupage Medical Group HMO
  • Elmhurst/Edward HMO
  • IL Health Partners HMO
  • Medicare 
  • Optum
  • United Behavioral Health
  • United Healthcare
 We have over 30 years of   experience providing   excellent service to the   northwest suburban   community.

 Click here to book an   appointment with one of   our doctors. 

​​​​​​​What is a Neuropsychological Assessment?

You may be wondering what a neuropsychological assessment involves. There are three  principal phases which include clinical interview, evaluation, and feedback.

During the clinical interview phase, the doctor that is assigned to your case takes great care to  understand your concerns by asking questions about current worries, medical and psychiatric  history, social history, etc.

During the evaluation phase, patients are administered standardized tests that measure various thinking skills including: attention/concentration, memory, problem-solving, intellectual skills, speech/language, sensory/perceptual skills, and personality/emotional functioning. Results are then compared to a normative sample and a full report is written that documents the results that were gathered. 

The feedback phase involves reporting the results to you in a way that can be easily understood. Together, we discuss the findings and how we arrived to our conclusions. Recommendations for improving functioning are offered and a treatment regimen may be developed.

If appropriate, a treatment phase may ensue. Treatment may range from individual  psychotherapy, family consultation, non-drug applied psychophysiological approaches (relaxation training skills, biofeedback, etc.), or referrals for other treatment.

Click here to learn more about our Psychotherapy services.

Click here to learn more about our relaxation training skills and Biofeedback Therapy services. 

Click here to access your scheduled video/web-conferencing session.