Neuropsychological Assessments & Evaluations

Neuropsychological testing is a way to evaluate a person’s cognitive strengths and areas of difficulty, to determine their unique “thinking” and problem-solving skills. Depending on your main concerns or questions, this may include evaluating attention, memory, language, processing ability, visual/spatial reasoning, motor functioning, etc. 

Assessments and evaluations are beneficial for determining and/or updating information for school accommodations (e.g., IEP/504 Plans), standardized testing accommodations (e.g., SAT, GRE), identifying diagnoses such as ADHD, learning disabilities, impacts from complex medical conditions (e.g., cancers, diabetes, concussion and/or traumatic brain injury), and more. 

Included:

• 90-minute clinical interview

• One or two days of standardized paper-and-pencil and/or computerized testing (individualized to your needs)

• Scoring testing and developing a neurocognitive profile of strengths and difficulties

• Diagnostic development (if applicable)

• Detailed report provided including recommendations and referral needs

• Feedback session