Assessment Services
Using an Individualized, Developmental, & Strengths-Based Approach

Neurodevelopmental Evaluations
(1-4 yrs old)
Neurodevelopmental evaluations use toys and developmentally appropriate materials to assess a young child’s cognitive skills, early academic skills, language, fine motor skills, play, adaptive behavior, attention, memory, and social-emotional functioning. This evaluation includes testing with the child (parents can be in the room if needed), interview with the parents, interview with other providers (such as a preschool teacher or Early Intervention provider), and completion of questionnaires. The purpose of this evaluation is to determine the child’s strengths, talents, and challenges. A comprehensive report will be written based on the child’s profile and specific recommendations will be provided for home and preschool (when appropriate). A diagnosis may be provided, if appropriate. Common diagnostic questions include Autism Spectrum Disorder, Developmental Delay, Language Delay, Anxiety, and/or Attention difficulties. This evaluation is appropriate when a parent or provider is concerned about developmental, learning, attentional, behavioral, social, and/or emotional challenges that are having a negative impact on the child's daily functioning at home and/or school/daycare.
Neuropsychological Evaluations
(5-15 yrs old)
Neuropsychological evaluations use developmentally appropriate materials to assess a child’s cognitive skills, academic skills, language, fine motor skills, play, adaptive behavior, attention, memory, and social-emotional functioning. This evaluation includes testing with the child, interview with the parents, interview with other providers (such as a teacher or therapist), and completion of questionnaires. The purpose of this evaluation is to determine the child’s strengths, talents, and challenge areas. A comprehensive report will be written based on the child’s profile and specific recommendations will be provided for home and school. A diagnosis may be provided, if appropriate. Common diagnostic questions include Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, learning disabilities, Anxiety, and/or Depression. This evaluation is appropriate when a parent or provider is concerned about developmental, learning, attentional, behavioral, social, and/or emotional challenges that are having a negative impact on the child's daily functioning at home and/or school.
