SERVICES
Psychological & Neurodevelopmental
Testing for
Children & Teens
Psychological and
Neurodevelopmental Evaluations
We provide comprehensive, evidence-based evaluations for children, teens, and college students using the latest technology in an upbeat setting.
What does an Evaluation Include?
The assessment process at Whole Child Collective includes the following
- Initial Intake Session/Clinical Interview
- Testing Sessions with the latest gold-standard assessment measures (usually 2 testing sessions ranging from 2 ½ to 3 hours each)
- Scoring, interpretation, and report writing
- Comprehensive Written Report
- Consultation with pediatricians, learning specialists, teachers and/or other care providers
- Record Review (school reports, previous evaluations, relevant medical records)
- Feedback Session to explain results of the evaluation and discuss recommendations for next steps (usually one session with parents, followed by a separate session for your child/teen)
What is Psychological Assessment?
Psychological assessment and neurodevelopmental testing helps identify the root cause of factors contributing to your child or teen’s condition. The evaluation process involves a combination of interviews (typically with parents, and separately with the child/teen), gold-standard tests, self-report measures, parent-report measures, and tailored psychological batteries. Testing also helps rule out factors that are not contributing to your child or teen’s difficulties.
We offer comprehensive psychological and neurodevelopmental evaluations using the latest and most updated gold-standard testing instruments for youth ages 7 to 22 years old. Testing may include:
Social/Emotional/Behavioral Evaluations (e.g., anxiety & depression)
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Evaluations
Psychoeducational/Learning Disorder Evaluations (including Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, or Dyscalculia)
Talented and Gifted Evaluations
Twice-Exceptional (2e) Evaluations
SAT/ACT Accommodations Evaluations
Neuropsychological testing (encompasses medical conditions/concussion)
Testing Often Examines Neuropsychological Processes Such As:
Learning and memory
Processing speed
Language
