Dysgraphia & Dyscalculia Testing and Evaluations

Child recieving Dyslexia & Learning Disability Testing and Evaluations

What We Do for Dysgraphia & Dyscalculia assessments:

  • Our assessments start with an in-depth intake process and interview to go over the medical and educational history of you or your child. A review of prior assessments is also completed if necessary. This interview allows for a more tailored assessment to your child’s needs.

    The evaluation itself consists of a battery of cognitive and academic standardized tests to help identify dysgraphia, dyscalculia, and other learning difficulties. A follow-up meeting is then scheduled to go over the assessment results and our recommendations for specific intervention and accommodations. Included is an in-depth evaluative report.

    Our assessment process is intended to be diagnostic so that families can use these results with schools and other providers. We also specialize in co-occurring conditions that are common with learning differences, such as ADHD.

    We assess both students and adults for learning disabilities, including dysgraphia and dyscalculia.

What are different Dysgraphia & Dyscalculia Assessment Types?

Dysgraphia Assessment

Evaluation focused on writing difficulties, including handwriting, spelling, and written expression challenges.

Dyscalculia Assessment

Evaluation focused on math difficulties, including number sense, calculation, and math reasoning challenges.

Learning Disability Assessment

Full cognitive and academic evaluation to identify specific learning disorders and provide clear recommendations.

ADHD Testing

Our clinician does a thorough ADHD assessment and can diagnose if needed. This can be done on its own or alongside learning disability testing.

Areas We Serve

Families across the Portland metro, including Portland, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Lake Oswego, Tualatin, Tigard, West Linn, Wilsonville, Sherwood, and Newberg.

Please Note:

While our clinician specializes in learning disabilities and has significant assessment training in these areas, we are not psychologists; therefore, cognitive assessments will be limited to the purpose of comparing cognitive and academic ability as well as patterns of strengths and weaknesses and not used for any neuropsychological purposes. Referrals will be made when diagnoses are outside our scope of practice and as necessary.

For questions, to inquire about availability, or to schedule an intake, please visit our Contact page.  For more information of our pricing, please see our Financial Policies page.

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