Psychoeducational Evaluations
Comprehensive psychoeducational evaluations are conducted to assess a child’s unique needs, strengths, and challenges through universally accepted standardized assessment measures. These evaluations measure cognitive ability, achievement levels, learning strengths and weaknesses, language processing, visual-spatial orientation, visual-motor coordination, attention, and memory.
In addition, projective testing that assesses and analyzes social/emotional functioning and personality development is a component of the evaluation.
After testing is completed, a comprehensive report is written that includes assessment results, developmental history, behavior rating scales, and recommendations. Additionally, observations that provide relevant information regarding a child’s problem-solving skills, attention, and motivation are included in the written report.
Psychoeducational evaluations are conducted to assess the following:
- Specific Learning Disabilities (Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, and Dyscalculia)
- Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADD/ADHD)
- Autism Spectrum Disorders
- Developmental Delays
- Behavior Difficulties
- Kindergarten Readiness
- Adjustment Disorders
- Emotional Issues (Anxiety and Depression)
- Social Skills issues
- Gifted and Talented Programs
- Private School Admission
- College Accommodations
