Autism, Dyslexia, and ADHD Evaluations
Expert evaluations for Autism, Dyslexia, and ADHD in children. Gain clarity and personalized strategies to support learning and development.
Bilingual Evaluation
Specialized bilingual evaluations for children. Distinguish language learning from learning differences and support academic growth.
School Neuropsychological Evaluation
In-depth school neuropsychological assessments for kids. Understand brain-based learning needs and get tailored support for academic success.
Educational Psychology Evaluation
Comprehensive educational psychology testing for children. Identify learning strengths, challenges, and get clear strategies to help your child succeed.
Understanding Your Child’s Learning Style: Why It Matters
Every child is a unique learner. Some absorb information best through visual cues, others prefer to listen, and some need to move or touch things to truly grasp a concept. These learning preferences commonly categorized as visual, auditory, and kinesthetic are more than just academic buzzwords. They’re powerful tools to help us understand and support how each child processes the world.
When to Seek a Psychoeducational Evaluation
It’s natural for children to go through phases some easier than others. But sometimes, as a parent or educator, you might sense that something more is going on. Perhaps your child is falling behind in reading despite hours of practice, has difficulty focusing even in calm environments, or is excelling in certain areas but deeply struggling in others. These patterns can be signs that a deeper understanding is needed.
Supporting Emotional Regulation in Children
Emotions are a natural and necessary part of being human. For children, though, navigating big feelings can be overwhelming. Outbursts, meltdowns, withdrawal, or anxiety can leave both children and parents feeling lost or frustrated. But emotional regulation is not something kids are born knowing; it’s a skill that must be nurtured over time.
Demystifying the IEP Process: A Parent’s Guide
Navigating the world of special education can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to advocate for your child while learning unfamiliar terms like “IEP,” “504 Plan,” “FAPE,” or “LRE.” The truth is, parents don’t need to be experts in educational law they just need the right support.
The Power of Strength-Based Support
When a child is having a hard time whether it’s with reading, math, attention, or behavior it’s easy for the focus to shift entirely to what’s “wrong.” But at Brain Matters, we take a different approach. We believe in focusing on what’s strong, not just what’s wrong.