Psychological testing
Recognizing that something feels different is one thing. Finally figuring out what your child needs is another.
When is psychological testing right?
Psychological testing with Brightline’s clinical psychologists is for kids up to age 18. Families come to Brightline for testing for different reasons. We can assess for:
Autism or other developmental concerns
Learning disorders or concerns about academic performance
Patterns of executive functioning, memory, or other cognitive skills
Readiness to start school, academic strengths, and giftedness
What to expect
Our testing is done in person and involves the following:
An initial testing appointment and possibly additional testing
In a follow-up session, you’ll receive test results, impressions and diagnoses, and a written report with detailed clinical recommendations, behavioral observations on the day(s) of testing, specific test scores and performance, interpretation of results, and other conclusions
Information gathering (with parent permission) from important adults in your child’s life, like teachers and other care providers, to ensure a well-rounded view of your child
Hear what Brightline parents have to say
“The Brightline team helped ease my concerns of bringing my daughter into the program. With her being so young and in need of the provided resources, I was worried she might be afraid to participate. Everyone’s been incredibly welcoming and focused on my entire family’s well-being.”
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