Psychoeducational Testing
Psychoeducational provides in-depth assessment of a child’s cognitive, academic, attentional, and behavioral development. The goal is to provide parents, schools, and your child with a clear picture of strengths, areas of difficulty, and ways to utilize their strengths to support their ongoing academic and social-emotional development. Psychoeducational testing will evaluate for underlying attentional, developmental, executive functioning, or learning disabilities. Further, Dr. Gray creates customized recommendations for school and home settings to create a specific treatment plan for your child.
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Dr. Gray also offers comprehensive evaluations, which include a full psychoeducational assessment battery (e.g., assessing development of cognitive abilities, academic knowledge/skills, and attentional/executive functioning), and also includes social-emotional assessment (e.g., assessing mood, anxiety, behavior, stress/coping) to determine relationships among potential learning or attention difficulties and social-emotional factors. For example, evaluation can assess potential role of depression, anxiety, processing difficulties, learning difficulties, and/or ADHD impacting academic performance.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
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Executive Functioning Deficits
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Reading & Learning Disabilities (including Dyslexia and Dysgraphia)
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Cognitive Functioning
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Cognitive Testing (i.e., IQ testing)
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Behavior Problems
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Mood and Anxiety Disorders
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Comprehensive Testing (examining the relationship among cognition, learning, social, emotional & behavioral factors and how these factors impact achievement, psychological well-being, and quality of life)
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Admissions testing (for independent school admissions)
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