As of August 2025, we are not accepting any additional psychosexual referrals.
We will provide any updates about this here.
These are the people and/or practices where we would encourage people to seek out psychosexual assessments while we are not currently accepting referrals:
AMPERS&ND Psychological Services
Dr. Darci Wikelius, Psy.D, LP
Location: Mora, MN
Vantage Point Psychological Consultants
Any provider
Location: Eden Prairie, MN
Crosswind Counseling Center or Kartta Group
Dr. Sara Bovee, Psy.D, LP
Location: Duluth, MN
We are conducting psychosexual assessments either in person or via telehealth. We complete some testing via virtual administration, but other testing we need to complete in office since there are no virtual administration options.
Clients who live outside of Minnesota or Iowa must attend appointments in person. Our evaluators are not licensed outside of Minnesota and we can therefore only evaluate clients who are in the states where we are licensed.
For questions about assessments, please contact Katie and kfarrington@skippedpartscounseling.com.
Since our inception in 2014, we have provided sex offense specific therapy and/or psychosexual assessments in over thirty-one Minnesota counties.
$2,750
This cost applies to assessments for both adolescents and adults.
We do not bill insurance for psychosexual assessments. For clients who are private pay, we require a minimum initial payment of $1,000 at the time of your first appointment. We require that the balance be paid prior to the release of the final evaluation. If a third party is paying for your assessment (such as a public defender's office or other county department), we will need confirmation of this from that party prior to beginning the assessment process.
If testimony is requested, we ask this be requested at the time of referral (for assessment clients) so that we can plan ahead for court dates in our schedule. The cost of testimony is separate from the cost of the assessment.
Skipped Parts, LLC has developed a reputation of providing research-guided assessments with clear recommendations for courts and probation to consider when making decisions. When we conduct these assessments, we uphold the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA) 2014 guidelines for psychosexual assessments by reviewing the client’s risk for recidivism, identifying strengths and discussing protective factors relative to the client, providing recommended types and intensity of interventions, identifying criminogenic needs/dynamic risk factors to be targeted through interventions, and commenting on responsivity factors that may impact the client’s response to interventions.