Neuropsychological Evaluations

Neuropsychological Evaluations are offered for children, adolescents, and adults seeking to assess information about memory, language, attention skills, executive functioning, and visual-motor skills. Generally, these evaluations are helpful in determining potential reasons for academic difficulty, a recent change in work performance or cognitive functioning, and understanding development or dysfunction in any of the above cognitive domains. Neuropsychological evaluation can help to determine the type and severity of damage that has occurred as a result of brain injury and is often utilized in conjunction with medical imaging.

Vocational evaluations are utilized to determine vocational interests, aptitudes, and overall work habits. Results are applied  to current and future training (e.g., vocational school or college) and/or competitive employment.

On-the-job Evaluations (OJE) are designed to determine strengths and impediments, as they would apply to competitive employment. The primary objective of such evaluations is to determine if an individual is able to meet the everyday demands of competitive employment, and how they may respond to issues or challenges in the workplace.