Many smart individuals struggle in the classroom or workplace due to weak underlying processing skills. NeuroAide's Skill Evaluation pinpoints the root cause of challenges with attention, learning, communication, and academic and professional skills. Understanding your brain's unique functioning provides valuable insight and serves as a guide to improving neurological functioning.
Through a combination of client history analysis, standardized assessments, and structured observation, Skill Evaluations are used to identify an individual’s strengths and weaknesses in neurological processing. A Skill Evaluation is the first enrollment step in a program with NeuroAide and serves as the blueprint for your individualized training plan.
A Skill Evaluation typically takes about 2-3 hours to complete and is followed-up with a written report and consultation meeting. Evaluations are available for both children (age 6 and up) and adults.
FAQ
What is the purpose of a Skill Evaluation at NeuroAide?
A skill evaluation serves two primary purposes:
· Help individuals and their families understand the root cause of challenges with academic, professional, and daily tasks.
· Serve as a blueprint for your individualized cognitive training plan.
Who would benefit from a Skill Evaluation?
If you want to know more about the way you or your child learns and processes information, you will benefit from a Skill Evaluation at NeuroAide. If you or your child is struggling to keep up with peers academically or professionally, you will benefit from a Skill Evaluation. If you or our child have recently been diagnosed with a learning or processing disability, you will benefit from a Skill Evaluation.
Evaluations are available for children (age 6 and up) and adults.
Can a Skill Evaluation diagnose a learning disability (like ADHD and Dyslexia)?
No, NeuroAide is not a medical center and cannot provide formal diagnoses. NeuroAide’s evaluation can break down the weak underlying processing skills that may be contributing to a learning disability like Dyslexia or ADHD.
What does the evaluation process look like?
Upon scheduling your Skill Evaluation, clients are provided with a packet of intake and personal history forms that are to be returned prior to the appointment date. Your NeuroAide will evaluate your feedback to create a custom evaluation plan. Skill Evaluations consist of standardized tests, informal assessments, and client interviews. It typically takes about 2-3 hours to complete. Following the evaluation, a consultation meeting will be scheduled to review the results and discuss training recommendations.
How can I prepare for the evaluation appointment?
To prepare for the evaluation, NeuroAide recommends you get a good night’s rest and eat a high-protein meal prior to the appointment. In some cases, you may be asked to abstain from having caffeine prior to the evaluation.
If completing the evaluation online, you will be sent paperwork prior to the meeting. It is important not to look over the material before the evaluation, however, make sure to have them handy for your appointment time.
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