Comprehensive Neuropsychological Services

An evaluation may be helpful if you or your child are experiencing challenges with learning, focus, organization, memory, or emotional well-being. Common signs include:

• Trouble reading, writing, or doing math despite effort

• Difficulty staying focused or following instructions

• Struggles with school, work, or social interactions

• Concerns from teachers, professors, or medical providers

• Behavioral or emotional changes after an illness or injury

• Interest in identifying ADHD, autism, or a learning difference

It assesses multiple areas of brain functioning, including:

• Memory and attention

• Processing speed

• Language and problem-solving

• Executive functioning

• Emotional and behavioral functioning

• Academic skills (reading, writing, math)

Evaluations typically include:

• A clinical interview

• Cognitive and academic testing

• Questionnaires and checklists

• A feedback session and detailed written report

Testing is usually completed in a single day (with breaks), but can be split into two sessions if needed.

Results are typically shared within two weeks through a personalized feedback session and a comprehensive written report.

• Previous evaluation reports

• School records (e.g., IEP, 504 Plan, report cards)

• Glasses, snacks, and drinks

• Guardianship documentation, if applicable