Services
A list of services offered by Mindset.
Comprehensive Neuropsychological
Evaluation
This assessment can provide key information on cognitive strengths and weaknesses, how a patient’s brain functioning is impacting their daily lives, and what tools can be put in place to achieve optimal performance.
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What is included?
• Intake/Interview with client or parents
• Comprehensive Testing
• Scoring and Evaluation
• Parent/Adult Feedback session
• Child Feedback session (if applicable)
• Comprehensive Neuropsychological Report
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Psychoeducational Assessment
A psychoeducational assessment is designed to evaluate whether a child qualifies for special education programs or therapies to enhance school performance. The focus tends to be on achievement and skills needed for academic success, rather than obtaining a snapshot of many different brain functions. While generally these evaluations do not diagnose learning or behavioral disorders caused by brain function or development, this service will also be comprehensive enough to provide necessary diagnoses.
What is included?
• Intake/Interview with client or parents
• IQ + Academic Testing
• Scoring and Evaluation
• Parent Feedback session
• Child Feedback session (if applicable)
• Summary Report (including diagnosis)
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Adult Performance Assessment
A performance assessment is designed to briefly assess various cognitive domains to maximize workplace efficiency. Adults can gain insight into how their brain works, how they learn best, and if there are any executive functioning or attention deficits that are undermining their ability to perform at their maximum potential within their work environment.
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What is included?
• Intake/Interview with client
• Testing
• Scoring and Evaluation
• Feedback Session
• Summary Report
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Brief Screening
A brief screener will evaluate cognitive functioning in a specific area (e.g., academic, attention). This evaluation will give an idea of how an individual is performing across various domains (e.g., Reading, Writing, Mathematics, memory) and can provide information on strengths and weaknesses. While this evaluation is generally inadequate to formally diagnose a learning disorder, it can be useful to provide a snapshot of current performance in any target area. This assessment is also appropriate to diagnose some neurocognitive disorders (such as a Dementia process).
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What is included?
• Intake/Interview with client or parents
• Targeted Testing
• Scoring and Evaluation
• Feedback session
• Print Out with tests administered and graphs of child’s performance
Developmental Assessment
Focusing on children under 5, a developmental assessment looks at a child’s functioning across areas of cognition, communication, behavior, social interaction, motor and sensory abilities, and adaptive skills, to determine if they are age-appropriate or if there are difficulties in one or more area(s) that require intervention and supports.
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What is included?
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Intake/Interview with client or parents
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Testing
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Scoring
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Parent Feedback Session
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Developmental report