FAQs

We are currently accepting new clients for in-person neuropsychological assessment and virtual therapy. Availability can vary; please use the contact form to request the most up-to-date scheduling information.

Neuropsychological testing can help with:

• Diagnosis: clarify the causes of learning, attention, or emotional/behavioral concerns.
• Cognitive strengths and weaknesses: understand learning style and support needs.
• Treatment planning: identify the most important skills to target and what supports may help.

A neuropsychological evaluation is an assessment of cognitive and emotional functioning (such as attention, learning and memory, language, and problem-solving) using standardized procedures. Results are integrated with history and context to answer referral questions and guide next steps.

• School struggles or declining grades
• A gap between potential and academic performance
• Difficulties with learning, memory, or attention
• Emotional or behavioral symptoms affecting functioning
• Unclear reasons for difficulty despite effort
• History of neurological or medical concerns
• Developmental delays (e.g., language or motor)
• Need to document changes since prior testing

If applicable:

• Prior evaluations
• School records (IEP/504, report cards, standardized test scores)
• Relevant medical records
• A list of medications

If your child uses visual or hearing aids, please let us know and bring them to the appointment.

After the feedback session, families receive a detailed report outlining results, impressions, and recommendations.

When requested, we can collaborate with other members of the treatment and education team (e.g., sharing results, consultation, or participation in school/IEP meetings) for an additional fee.