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As a parent, navigating the world of assessments for your child can feel overwhelming. You want to make the best decision to support your child’s growth, learning, and emotional well-being, but the options of providers and types of assessments seem endless! Two common types of evaluations that come up when parents call the office are neuropsychological […]
Today is World Heart Day, and so there is no better time to share information about congenital heart disease (CHD). Nearly 1% of children are born with CHD each year, making it a very common birth condition. Advancements in medical treatments for CHD allow >90% of diagnosed individuals to live long and fulfilled lives. However,
Congenital Heart Disease (CHD): Why Are Heart Problems a Concern for Neuropsychologists? Read More »
Dyslexia is a type of Reading Disability. It is diagnosed when a person has difficulties with recognizing, spelling, or decoding (sounding out) unfamiliar words. As you might expect, early struggles can have a ripple effect, leading to reading confusion and reduced vocabulary words as the child matures. So how is a child with dyslexia identified,
How Neuropsychological Evaluations Identify and Support Children with Dyslexia? Read More »
As a neuropsychologist, I work with schools to support struggling students. I enjoy this aspect of my job, as it brings together two of my biggest academic passions: education and neuropsychology. You may not know this, but I was both a psychology and education major in college and had thought I would become a teacher