Diagnosing Learning Disabilities and ADHD in Children & Adults
Comprehensive assessments to diagnose learning disabilities including dyslexia, ADHD, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia
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Testing for Learning Disabilities
An Individual has a learning disability when they have average to above average ability but are struggling In one or more academic areas.
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Testing for ADHD
Individuals with ADHD have a hard time paying attention especially when the task is boring or overwhelming and can often feel restless or act impulsively.
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Testing for Dyslexia
A reading disability that causes difficulties understanding how sounds and letters come together to make a word. This often causes struggles with one’s ability to recognize and decode words, read fluently, and spell.
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Testing for Dysgraphia
Difficulty with the skills that allow us to produce written work like handwriting, typing, and spelling.
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Testing for Dyscalculia
A specific learning disability in math that causes individuals to struggle with a variety of math concepts and skills.
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SAT and ACT Accommodations
Students with documented disabilities can be eligible to receive accommodations on standardized assessments. Our evaluations meet ACT/SAT documentation requirements.
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College Disability Support
All colleges and universities offer support services to students with learning disabilities, including dyslexia and ADHD. Diagnostic Learning Services offers evaluations that meet documentation requirements for accommodations.
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Qb Test
Qb Test is an FDA cleared advanced computer-based test that objectively measures core ADHD symptoms including activity, attention, and impulsivity.
We evaluate skills in many areas such as:
Long and Short Term Memory
Academic Achievement
Visual and Auditory Processing
Processing Skills/Speed
Comprehension and Fluency
Problem solving
Reading, Spelling, and Vocabulary
Math and Math Calculations
Executive Functioning Skills
Our Process
Easy Scheduling
Schedule your assessment with a quick phone call. In most cases we can do the evaluation within 2-3 weeks, depending on your schedule.
Our Evaluation
The client and the certified diagnostician work together through a variety of interactive tasks that allow us to gain insight into how the client learns and processes information. Our assessments range from 3-4 hours depending on the age of the individual.
Results Review
The client and their family meet with our directors within a reasonable time frame (typically within 2 weeks of the assessment) to discuss the evaluation results and our personalized recommendations for support.
Our Goal
We strive to make sure our clients have a solid understanding of their assessment results, that includes answering everyone’s questions and creating a roadmap for success moving forward.