Learning Disorders

Learning disorders are under-diagnosed and are a cause of poor adjustment for American youth and an increasingly stressed workforce. But help is available for those that want to effectively deal with a learning disorder.

The first step toward dealing with potential learning disorders is a psychological evaluation that identifies root problems associated with a learning disorder and tailors a custom plan for treatment.

To learn more about our intake process, see the Psychological Testing page.

Learning Concerns

• Cognitive Intellectual Development
• Attention and concentration
• Taking information in (perception)
• Organizing the information (processing)
• Getting the Information back out (retrieval)

Psychological Concerns

• Impact of past and present emotional, behavioral and social factors
• Change in behavior and/or mood
• Adjustment to change in family
• Motivation and future outlook
• Sleep and eating patterns

Academic Areas of Interest

• Reading
• Math
• Writing
• Study/Organizational Skills