When a child is working hard but still struggling, it can be hard to know why. You might notice challenges with attention, learning, organization, emotional regulation, or keeping up with academic expectations. A comprehensive evaluation helps make sense of these patterns and answers the question many parents are asking: What’s going on, and how can we help?

These evaluations look at how a child thinks, learns, pays attention, remembers information, manages emotions, and approaches problem-solving. We also consider social skills, language, and developmental history to understand the full picture.

The goal isn’t just a diagnosis — it’s clarity. You’ll receive a detailed report that explains your child’s strengths and areas of difficulty in everyday language, along with specific, practical recommendations for home and school. This may include learning supports, executive functioning strategies, and school accommodations when appropriate.

Understanding how your child’s brain works allows us to build supports that fit who they are — so they can move forward with more confidence and less frustration.