6-7 Years Neuropsychological Assessment
6-7 Years Assessment
Since 2002, our neuropsychology clinics have always been committed to innovation in the services we offer and are recognized leaders in Quebec in this field. Specifically designed for children aged 6 and 7, this unique assessment addresses the needs of younger clients.
This assessment aims to provide a clear and personalized profile of your child’s cognitive strengths and challenges, while respecting their developmental stage.
Why Have This Assessment Done?
- Identify attention disorders (ADD/ADHD): To better understand their impact.
- Detect signs of anxiety: And their influence on behaviour.
- Assess executive functions: Such as planning, organization and self-regulation.
- Analyze behavioural or emotional challenges: Related to motivation and self-regulation.
How the Assessment Works:
- Phone Clinical Interview (30 minutes)
- Initial meeting with parents to discuss the reason for referral, context and the child’s specific needs.
- In-Person Assessment (2h30)
- Administration of standardized tests (WISC-V, NEPSY-II, TEA-Ch, etc.) adapted for young children.
- In-depth measures to analyze attention and executive functions.
- Analysis and Report Writing (3 to 5 hours)
- Writing of a detailed report highlighting your child’s strengths and needs.
- Results Appointment (30 minutes – virtual via Zoom)
- Presentation of results accompanied by practical recommendations for school and home.
Ce qui fait notre différence :
Une approche sur mesure : Conçue spécifiquement pour les enfants de 6 et 7 ans.
Des résultats concrets :Pour orienter les interventions éducatives et familiales.
Une expertise reconnue : Plus de 20 ans d’expérience dans le domaine de la neuropsychologie.
Cost: $1,280 to $1,600. This assessment is a key step in helping your child succeed at school, at home and in their social relationships.
Contact us today to discuss your needs or to schedule a consultation.
** Please note that this service is offered at the Brossard clinic only.
** Please note that this service is offered in French only and the person being assessed must be francophone or perfectly bilingual. The final report can however be translated into English.
