
Frequently asked questions.
WHAT IS A NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT?
A neuropsychological assessment is a thorough evaluation that includes:
Analyzing learning styles
Assessing personality for social and emotional concerns
Testing neurocognitive functions such as memory, attention, and processing speed
WHEN IS A NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT NEEDED FOR A STUDENT?
A student may need an assessment if they experience:
Poor academic performance
Difficulty or slow progress with homework, assignments, and tests
A history of learning challenges
Attention issues or significant anxiety and depression
WHAT DISORDERS CAN BE IDENTIFIED THROUGH THE ASSESSMENT?
The assessment can help diagnose:
Learning Disabilities (e.g., Nonverbal Learning Disorder, Language-based Learning Disorder)
Auditory Processing Disorder
Attention Disorders (e.g., Attention Deficit Disorder)
Psychiatric Disorders (e.g., Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder)
WHAT RECOMMENDATIONS CAN RESULT FROM THE ASSESSMENT?
The assessment can provide:
Academic support suggestions, such as extended time, additional assistance, and tutoring
Treatment recommendations, including psychotherapy and psychopharmacological services
Guidance to help students self-advocate and seek support
WHAT FOLLOW-UP CAN BE EXPECTED AFTER AN ASSESSMENT?
Post-assessment follow-up includes:
A comprehensive report detailing scores and explanations
Phone consultations with involved professionals
Individual feedback sessions with the student and their parents