A neuropsychological evaluation will help you better understand an individual’s cognitive (thinking) skills. This includes someone’s IQ/intellect, but also other skills like attention, processing speed, working memory, executive functioning, learning and memory, language and motor skills, etc.

A neuropsychological evaluation may be appropriate if you have concerns regarding you/your child’s cognitive/thinking skills, and/or if there is a medical condition that has affected the central nervous system/brain (e.g., epilepsy, cerebral palsy, spina bifida).

This type of in-depth testing will help generate a report that details all information gathered throughout the evaluation, along with a summary of findings and recommendations.

Dr. Hinnebusch provides neuropsychological evaluations to children ages 5 to 18 and adults.

Concussions can disrupt many aspects of life and functioning, and can have an impact on cognitive functioning. Specialized concussion evaluations will measure primary cognitive abilities that are negatively impacted by concussion.

Results of this evaluation can help guide your decision-making about return to play/activities, and also provide recommendations to help support you/your child during recovery.

Dr. Hinnebusch provides concussion evaluations to children ages 8 to 18 as well as adults.

An ADHD-focused evaluation can help determine whether you/your child meet criteria for a diagnosis of ADHD. This type of an evaluation typically involves an in-depth interview, along with completion of parent- and teacher-report forms. Additional testing (e.g., IQ, academic) may also be indicated.

Dr. Hinnebusch provides ADHD evaluations to children ages 8 to 18 as well as adults.

This evaluation is appropriate if you have concerns that you/your child may have an autism spectrum disorder that has not been diagnosed. Evaluations are typically focused on determining a diagnosis of high-functioning autism spectrum disorder, and clients are able to communicate verbally.

The evaluation process includes clinical interview, parent- and self-report forms, and IQ testing.

Dr. Hinnebusch provides autism evaluations to individuals ages 8 to 18 years, as well as adults.

An academic evaluation assessing whether or not you or your child meets criteria for a diagnosis of a Specific Learning Disorder. This evaluation type can assess both reading and mathematics skills.

The evaluation will include a clinical interview, IQ testing, and academic achievement testing.

This evaluation can be helpful if a measure of intellectual functioning is required for any given reason (e.g., private school admission, GT program admission, scholarship qualification).