Our practice is passionate about helping clients and their families with thorough, personalized, and standardized psychological and neuropsychological assessments that inform accurate diagnosis–particularly in complex cases, generate individualized recommendations for treatment planning, and support access to appropriate and timely evidence-based treatment when indicated. Assessments consist of comprehensive history, clinical interviews, and standardized testing. Typically, neuropsychological assessment involves comprehensive evaluation of the following functions: developmental delays, general intelligence\/cognitive ability, learning, memory, attention, language, higher-level executive skills (e.g., planning, organizing, reasoning, problem solving, working memory), visual\u2013spatial skills (e.g., perception), social and peer relationship skills, personality, adaptive skills (e.g. daily living), motor and sensory skills, mood, emotion, and behavior. The areas addressed in each individual\u2019s evaluation are determined by the referral question (what the referring doctor and\/or client wants to know), the client\u2019s complaints and symptoms, concerns expressed by family members or teachers, or observations made during clinical interviews and test administration.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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