Assessment/Testing
Our pediatric assessments are comprehensive, multi-faceted and data based. The outcome of the assessment provides information that we use to put together a useful and practical intervention plan. All assessments are conducted from a multi-method/multi-trait approach, which focuses on identifying, understanding and targeting the challenges affecting your child, mobilizing your child’s inherent strengths, as well as identifying outside resources for coping with his/her challenges.
- Review of your child’s history, records and previous evaluations
- Diagnostic clinical interview with you and your child
- Psychological assessment procedures, including formal and informal measures
- Assessment of relevant skill areas (e.g., adaptive behavior, intelligence, memory, academic achievement, visual and auditory skills, oral language and motor skills)
- Assessment of social-emotional-personality functioning (e.g., temperament, identity, coping styles or defense mechanisms, self-esteem requirements, relational patterns, emotional regulation, pathogenic beliefs, developmental challenges and identifications)
- Interviewing relevant individuals in your child’s life (e.g., teachers, other professionals)
- Observations within the school setting, if needed
- Learning Disabilities
- Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) / Executive Functions
- Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)
- Medical conditions affecting brain development (e.g., TBI/concussion, seizures, stroke, premature birth, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, prenatal exposure, genetic conditions)
- Developmental delay/Intellectual disability
- Nonverbal Learning Disorders
- Testing Accommodations for High Stakes Exams
- Parent-Child Relationship
- Developmental
- Resiliency
- IQ & Creativity
- Giftedness & Twice-Exceptional
- Mood Disorders
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