Learning differences can make school feel frustrating for children who are otherwise bright and capable. A comprehensive evaluation helps identify the underlying reasons a child may be struggling with reading, writing, or math.

During this evaluation, we examine academic skills as well as the thinking and processing abilities that support learning.

What the evaluation may explore:

• Reading skills and comprehension

• Writing and spelling

• Mathematical reasoning and calculation

• Memory and processing skills related to learning

• Patterns of strengths and challenges
  
  

Helpful when a child:

• Works hard but continues to struggle academically

• Avoids reading or writing tasks

• Shows inconsistent academic performance

• Takes significantly longer to complete schoolwork

• Appears capable but grades do not reflect their effort

What families receive:

• A clear explanation of learning strengths and challenges

• Identification of any learning disabilities or related concerns

• School-ready recommendations for instruction and accommodations

• Guidance for supporting learning at home