Psychological Evaluations

  • Developmental Evaluation (2-5 years of age)

    If you have concerns about your child’s overall development, language skills, or have concerns for Autism Spectrum Disorder your family may benefit from a developmental evaluation. This will look at your child’s overall development with a specific focus on language, early cogntive skills, and social-emotional development. If Autism Spectrum Disorder is a concern this evaluation will also incorporate evalautional of signs/symptoms associated with Autism. This evaluation will take place over 1 or 2 days depending on your concerns and will also include a full report and a feedback session to help your family with next steps.

  • ADHD Evaluations (5-17 years)

    If your child is struggling at school or home with paying attention, focusing, remembering important items, or acting impulsively it may be helpful for them to have a formal evaluation for ADHD. This evaluation will focus on symptoms related to ADHD and is a one-day appointment, plus collecting data from teachers at your child’s school. This evaluation will include a full report and a feedback session to help your family plan the next steps.

  • Autism Evaluation (5-17 years)

    If you have concerns about your child’s social communication skills or a medical provider or school support has suggested that your child may have Autism Spectrum Disorder your family may wish to pursue a formal evaluation. This evaluation will look at signs/symptoms related to Autism Spectrum Disorder as well as cognitive and adaptive skills. This evaluation will include a full report and a feedback session to help your family plan the next steps.