Neuropsychological Evaluations 

This in-depth evaluation assesses brain-behavior relationships, examining cognitive functions like memory, attention, executive skills, and language. It helps diagnose specific conditions and guides tailored intervention or academic planning. 

Focusing on a child's development across various domains, this assessment helps identify conditions like Autism Spectrum Disorder or intellectual disability. It provides a comprehensive picture of skills and challenges to support early intervention and future growth. 

This type of evaluation specifically looks at the intersection of cognitive abilities (IQ) and academic achievement, such as reading, writing, and math skills. It is essential for identifying learning disabilities and determining eligibility for special education services or accommodations. 

A personality evaluation explores enduring patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to understand an individual's unique way of relating to the world. It can provide clinical insights into emotional functioning, interpersonal styles, and potential mental health concerns. 

This assessment focuses on a person's emotional regulation, mental health, and social skills development, often including symptom checklists and self-report measures. It helps identify issues like anxiety, depression, or difficulty with peer relationships, guiding appropriate therapeutic interventions. 

The record review involves a thorough and expert analysis of existing medical, academic, and clinical documents provided by the client or previous professionals. It synthesizes past findings to offer an informed opinion, confirm a diagnosis, or streamline recommendations without extensive new testing.