At Springboard, my goal is to help children and young adults build the skills and support they need to thrive — at home, at school, and in their relationships with others.
Every evaluation looks at the whole picture: cognitive, social, and emotional functioning, not just a single diagnosis.
My approach draws on my training in rehabilitation psychology, with a focus on real-world independence and everyday functioning. While an evaluation can guide treatment and planning, it's typically one part of a larger team effort involving other providers and caregivers. With the right support, every child has the opportunity to thrive.
General Intelligence/
Cognitive Ability
Understanding overall thinking and reasoning skills.
Language
Evaluating how well your child understands and uses language.
Visual-Spatial Skills
Assessing how your child interprets and organizes visual information.
Learning and Memory
Measuring how your child learns new information and recalls it.
Attention and Executive Skill
Looking at skills like working memory, planning, organization, and problem-solving.
Motor Skills
Checking coordination and physical movement abilities.
Academic Achievement
Reviewing skills in reading, spelling, mathematics, and writing.
Adaptive Skills
Assessing daily living skills.
Social Skills
Understanding how your child interacts with others.
Emotional and Behavioral Functioning
Evaluating feelings, behaviors, and emotional health.
General Intelligence/
Cognitive Ability
Understanding overall thinking and reasoning skills.
Language
Evaluating how well your child understands and uses language.
Visual-Spatial Skills
Assessing how your child interprets and organizes visual information.
Learning and Memory
Measuring how your child learns new information and recalls it.
Attention and Executive Skill
Looking at skills like working memory, planning, organization, and problem-solving.
Motor Skills
Checking coordination and physical movement abilities.
Academic Achievement
Reviewing skills in reading, spelling, mathematics, and writing.
Adaptive Skills
Assessing daily living skills.
Social Skills
Understanding how your child interacts with others.
Emotional and Behavioral Functioning
Evaluating feelings, behaviors, and emotional health.
Pediatric Neuropsychological Evaluations
Ages 4-17
For children and adolescents with questions about ADHD, learning disorders, or broader cognitive and social development. Rather than testing for a single diagnosis, we build a complete picture of strengths, vulnerabilities, and practical next steps for home and school.
Young Adult Neuropsychological Assessments
Ages 18-24
For young adults navigating the cognitive, academic, and emotional demands of college, career, or independent living. We look at attention, learning, and emotional functioning together, whether the primary concern is ADHD, a learning difference, or general cognitive functioning.
Unlock Your Child's Potential Today!
Ready to pave the way for your child’s happier and brighter future? Our tailored assessments will help uncover your child’s unique strengths and areas for growth, providing the tools needed for success. Contact us to get started today!