Assessment Details

Indications

  • Persistent attention or focus concerns at home, school, or work

  • Questions about Autism‑Spectrum related social or sensory patterns

  • Unexplained academic struggles despite good effort

  • High ability suspected (gifted placement, acceleration)

  • Complex mood, personality, or behavioral changes that don’t fit a single label

Testing Process

1) Brief consult

We clarify your questions and decide which evaluation fits best.

2) Testing & interview

Targeted measures and conversation to map strengths and challenges.

3) Clarity & next steps

Plain-language report + feedback session with school-ready actions.

Protocols

ADHD Evaluation

Who it’s for: Children, teens and adults with attention, focus or organization concerns.

What’s included:

  • Diagnostic interview and developmental history
  • Validated rating scales (self/parent/teacher)
  • Cognitive testing and attention/executive‑function tasks
  • Review of school or medical records (when available)
  • Comprehensive report with practical recommendations
  • 60–75‑minute feedback session

Timeline: Testing is typically scheduled within 2–3 weeks and reports are delivered 7–10 days after testing.

Outcome: Provides a clear diagnosis when present, tailored strategies, and documentation schools can use.

Psychoeducational Evaluation

Who it’s for: Individuals with learning concerns in reading, writing or math; uneven academic achievement; or suspected learning differences.

What’s included:

  • Cognitive profile (strengths and stretches)
  • Academic achievement testing
  • Processing‑skills assessment (memory, speed, phonological and visual‑motor)
  • Social‑emotional and behavioral screening as needed
  • Comprehensive report plus feedback session

Timeline: Testing is usually completed within 2–3 weeks; reports are ready in 7–10 days.

Outcome: Delivers a clear learning profile and targeted recommendations for instruction and accommodations.

Gifted / Twice‑Exceptional (2e) Evaluation

Who it’s for: High‑ability students who may also have ADHD or a learning difference.

What’s included:

  • Full cognitive assessment and strengths map
  • Achievement and executive‑function screening
  • Consideration of asynchronous development and masking
  • Report focused on enrichment and support rather than either/or

Timeline: Follows a similar schedule to the evaluations above.

Outcome: Produces a plan that nurtures strengths while supporting challenges.

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