A psychoeducational assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of a student’s cognitive and academic abilities. It helps identify how a child learns, uncover strengths and challenges, and clarify whether learning differences such as ADHD or learning disorders are present.
A comprehensive, in-depth evaluation designed to understand how your child learns and provide clear, actionable recommendations for school success
Your assessment includes a comprehensive evaluation of cognitive, academic, and learning processes, along with clear insights and personalized recommendations to support success at school and at home.
Evaluation of cognitive abilities, academic skills, and learning processes
Assessment of focus, memory, and how information is processed
Clarification of ADHD and learning differences where applicable
Review of school history, report cards, and performance
Identification of learning disorders or other concerns when present
Clear, actionable strategies for school and home support
This assessment is designed for students experiencing academic, attention, or learning challenges, and for families seeking clarity, direction, and support for school success.
Here’s what makes our assessments clear, supportive, and actionable for families
In-depth assessment of cognitive, academic, and attention factors to fully understand your child’s learning profile
Practical, easy-to-understand strategies for school success and accommodations
Tailored guidance based on your child’s unique strengths and challenges
Support beyond the assessment with next steps, strategy building, and academic support
A psychoeducational assessment may be helpful if your child is struggling in school despite effort, has difficulty focusing or staying organized, or if teachers have raised concerns about their learning or performance.
Assessments include cognitive and academic testing, evaluation of attention and learning processes, and a detailed report with clear recommendations for school and home support.
Yes. When appropriate, a psychoeducational assessment can help identify ADHD, learning disorders, and other challenges affecting academic performance.
The assessment typically takes place over two days of testing, followed by a feedback session to review results and recommendations.
Yes. The final report can support requests for school accommodations such as IEPs, extra time, or other academic supports.
To get started, simply email to book your assessment. You’ll receive next steps and guidance on the intake process.
To get started, simply email to book your assessment. You’ll receive next steps and guidance through the intake process
