Children & Adolescents Neuropsychological Assessments

A neuropsychological evaluation for children and adolescents is a comprehensive assessment of how a child’s brain functions in relation to their behavior, emotions, and learning. These evaluations are often recommended when a child is experiencing difficulties at school, at home, or in social situations that may be related to attention, memory, language, learning, or emotional regulation.

Using standardized tests, observations, and interviews, we assess areas such as:

  • Attention and executive functioning (e.g., focus, planning, impulse control)

  • Learning and memory

  • Language and communication

  • Visual-spatial and motor skills

  • Academic achievement and Intellectual functioning

  • Social-emotional functioning and behavior

This type of evaluation is especially helpful in diagnosing conditions such as ADHD, learning disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, anxiety, depression, and the effects of medical or neurological conditions (e.g., epilepsy, concussion).

Each evaluation results in a detailed report that includes:

  • A clear explanation of your child’s cognitive strengths and challenges

  • Diagnostic impressions, if applicable

  • Tailored recommendations for school supports, therapeutic interventions, and home strategies

Our goal is to provide families with the insights and tools they need to support their child’s development, growth, and success in everyday life.

For inquiries regarding child assessments, please contact our office: (818) 340-7700