Psychoeducational Evaluations
Understand the why behind learning struggles, and what to do about it.
What a Psychoeducational Evaluation Measures
Cognitive Abilities and Academic Skills
The evaluation assesses cognitive abilities and academic skills together, mapping strengths and challenges across areas such as reasoning, processing, attention, reading, writing, and math.
Learning Differences and Disabilities
Identifies learning differences, including ADHD and learning disabilities such as dyslexia, and clarifies how they affect day-to-day learning.
A Clear, Usable Learning Profile
Dr. Aday is a qualified Level C provider and administers the standardized instruments these evaluations use, then translates the results into a clear profile families and schools can act on.
Who It Helps & What Comes Next
Children, Adolescents & Adult Learners
Psychoeducational evaluations help children, adolescents, and adult learners whose performance does not match their effort or potential. They give families and students an accurate understanding of what is happening, and a roadmap for support.
Academic Accommodations & Learning Support
Results can support eligibility for academic accommodations and individualized learning support, giving students documentation of their needs and how best to meet them.
A Process You Can Follow
After an initial consultation, testing is completed in one or more sessions, followed by a written report detailing the learning profile, any diagnoses, and specific recommendations for school and home.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does a psychoeducational evaluation test?
- It assesses cognitive abilities and academic skills together to identify learning differences, including ADHD and learning disabilities.
- Can it identify a learning disability or ADHD?
- Yes. A psychoeducational evaluation can identify learning disabilities and ADHD and clarify how they affect learning.
- Can the results help with academic accommodations?
- Yes. The written report documents the student's needs and supports requests for academic accommodations and learning support.
- Who is it for?
- Children, adolescents, and adult learners whose academic performance does not reflect their ability or effort.
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Ready to Begin?
Understand how you or your child learns best. Reach out to schedule a psychoeducational evaluation consultation.