When your child is struggling with things like learning, memory, attention, or processing information, it can be hard to know exactly what’s going on (or what kind of support will help most). Neuropsych testing gives us a more complete picture of how your child thinks, learns, remembers, communicates, and approaches different tasks.
Using well-established testing tools, we look at areas such as thinking and reasoning, attention and executive functioning, memory, language, processing speed, visual-spatial skills, and academic abilities. We also consider your child’s developmental history, input from parents and teachers, and other relevant records. Bringing all of this information together helps us better understand your child’s strengths, challenges, and individual needs.
You can start with a free 15-minute consultation call by completing the form here. During the call, we’ll learn more about your concerns, discuss what your child may need, and recommend the type of evaluation that would be most helpful. Testing can help identify patterns of strengths and weaknesses, clarify possible diagnoses, and guide treatment, school supports, or other next steps.
From there, we’ll schedule an intake appointment, age-appropriate testing sessions, and a feedback meeting. During the feedback session, we’ll walk you through the results in clear, everyday language, answer your questions, and discuss practical recommendations for moving forward.
After testing, you’ll receive a clear, practical report that explains the results in a way you can actually use.
Depending on your child’s needs, recommendations may include things like extended time, reduced-distraction testing, movement or brain breaks, note-taking support, assistive technology, audiobooks or read-aloud options, organizational supports, and guidance for classroom accommodations, 504 Plans, or IEPs.
We’ll also help you understand what may be helpful next. This can include referrals for academic support, executive-function coaching, speech-language services, occupational therapy, counseling, or other services when appropriate. The goal is for you to leave the process with a clearer understanding of your child and a practical plan for supporting them both at school and at home.
Please note that assessments are available for individuals ages 6 and older and are not covered by insurance. Evaluations are provided through our sister site.
To get started, you can schedule a free consultation by completing the form here.