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What is a cognitive evaluation?
It’s a set of activities and tests that help measure how your child’s brain processes information. These tasks might feel like puzzles, memory games, questions, or pattern activities.
What does a cognitive evaluation look at?
What does a cognitive evaluation look at?
A cognitive evaluation can measure things like:
Memory – how well your child stores and uses information
Attention – how well they can focus
Problem-solving – how they figure things out
Processing speed – how quickly they understand and respond
Reasoning skills – how they make sense of new information
What do the results tell you?
The results help paint a clear picture of:
Your child’s learning strengths
Any areas where they may need support
The types of teaching or strategies that will help them thrive
A cognitive evaluation helps parents and teachers tailor support to match your child’s unique learning style—making school feel more manageable and helping your child feel successful.
What happens during a cognitive evaluation?
What happens during a cognitive evaluation?
We work one-on-one with your child in a calm, friendly setting. Your child may be asked to:
Look at pictures
Remember numbers or words
Solve puzzles
Explain similarities or patterns
There are no “pass” or “fail” scores—it’s all about understanding how your child learns.
“Have questions about whether a cognitive evaluation is right for your child?”
Schedule a cognitive evaluation and gain clear insight into your child’s strengths, challenges, and next steps.
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