• Neurodevelopmental Evaluation
  
  What It Is
  A neurodevelopmental evaluation is a specialized assessment of infants and preschool aged children with a wide range of developmental, behavioral, emotional, and learning difficulties. Developing brain systems are assessed in order to provide a profile of the following:
  

• cognitive and developmental abilities
• early academic skills
• play skills
• adaptive functional skills
• language and communication skills
• motor skills
• social interaction skills
• social-emotional skills
• sensory profile
• behavior
• overall development

• When It’s Needed
  When you suspect your child may have a learning disability, an attentional disorder, a global developmental delay, a pervasive developmental disorder (PDD) or autistic spectrum disorder, behavioral problems, a neuromotor delay, or language and communication delays.
  
  Potential Benefits
  This information helps us to gain a greater understanding of the child’s relative strengths and vulnerabilities and is used to develop early intervention strategies, therapeutic services, and developmental activities to optimize the child’s learning and successful development. The earlier the diagnosis is made, the more effective therapeutic interventions will be.