Our neurodevelopmental diagnostic evaluations include a comprehensive assessment of psycho-social and behavioral development. The primary goal of a neurodevelopmental evaluation is to identify symptoms, concerns, and behaviors that may align with a developmental disability. Our psychologists and diagnostic team seek to identify and quantify diagnoses that begin in childhood and persist over the lifespan (e.g., ASD, intellectual disability (ID), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and language disorders).

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• Gather historical information through clinical interviews and completion of rating scales.
• Engage in direct observation of the individual’s social and emotional behaviors.
• Administer standard assessments to asses intellectual, social, and behavioral functioning.
• Provide feedback to review assessment findings, provide recommendations, and answer any questions the individual and/or family may have.