A comprehensive assessment provides insights into a student's educational progress and emotional growth, addressing concerns related to specific learning difficulties, such as dyslexia and dysgraphia, as well as challenges in reading, writing, and math. Additionally, it covers issues like anxiety, depression, attention deficits, and behavioral problems. These evaluations also highlight the student's strengths and weaknesses, offering recommendations that empower parents and teachers to understand and meet their unique needs.

In our comprehensive assessments, we include evaluations for Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Our attention assessment utilizes a Neuropsychological Assessment (Nesplora Aula) in a virtual reality environment to evaluate attention processes, impulsivity, and motor activity. This innovative approach provides more precise diagnostic results. Additionally, for older students, the virtual reality assessment covers working memory and cognitive flexibility, addressing the complexities and transitions associated with adult life.

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We offer school admissions assessment services for children ranging from Junior Kindergarten through elementary school. Our testing includes a cognitive assessment endorsed by respected educational institutions such as the Charlotte Association of Independent Schools (CAIS), Metrolina Scholars Academy, and The Speech Garden. The assessment outcomes also provide valuable insights into your child's learning preferences.

The assessment comprises an evaluation of aptitude and cognitive abilities alongside an academic skills assessment, essential for meeting the specific Talent Development Identification admissions criteria.

Appropriate for pre-kindergarten children, an Early Childhood Assessment can help parents and educators understand a child’s developmental strengths and weaknesses. Specifically, Early Childhood Assessments are used to identify a child’s pre-academic level and provide a developmental profile in areas such as social skills, cognitive development, language development, and fine motor skills. This information helps create a learning profile that can be used for kindergarten readiness, school placement, and determining classroom environment needs.

Appropriate for pre-kindergarten children, an Early Childhood Assessment is a valuable tool for parents and educators to understand a child’s developmental levels. These assessments aim to delineate a child’s pre-academic aptitude and developmental profile across various domains, including social skills, cognitive abilities, language proficiency, and fine motor skills.