Psychological assessments function similarly to medical tests — with a primary aim to pinpoint the root causes of concerning behaviors and symptoms. Our comprehensive evaluations cover ADHD, learning disorders, and autism spectrum screening for children ages 10–16.
Between 5–15% of children under 18 grapple with learning disorders. Our psychoeducational assessment is specifically designed for young individuals between the ages of 10 to 16 who might be struggling with challenges related to learning, attention, or behavior.
When assessing children, it's essential to get a holistic view of their environment and daily interactions. We gather insights from parents, teachers, and other significant people in the child's life to build a complete picture.
After the assessment, a detailed report is prepared summarizing test results, potential diagnoses, and personalized recommendations for the child's educational and therapeutic journey.
Our lead evaluator, Dr. Scott Stapley, PsyD, has specialized training in psychoeducational assessment. Results are reviewed with families in a dedicated feedback session so every recommendation is fully understood.
Our assessment is specifically designed for children and adolescents between the ages of 10 and 16 who may be struggling with attention, learning, or behavior. Dr. Scott Stapley, PsyD, leads the evaluation process.
The full psychoeducational evaluation typically takes several hours of direct testing, spread across one or two sessions. A feedback session follows to review results and recommendations with the family.
Our evaluation covers ADHD (all presentations), autism spectrum screening, learning disabilities, emotional and behavioral functioning, executive function, and processing speed. We also gather input from parents and teachers for a complete picture.
Our detailed written report summarizes test results, diagnostic impressions, and recommendations. Schools commonly use psychoeducational reports to inform 504 Plans, IEPs, and other accommodations. We can provide documentation in the format schools require.
Coverage for psychoeducational testing varies by plan. We recommend contacting your insurance provider to check your specific benefits. Our team can also discuss costs and options available if coverage is limited.
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