Developmental Assessment
A Developmental Assessment is often undertaken to explore issues originating in childhood such as ASD or ADHD. A Developmental Assessment is comprised of several components:
- An interview is conducted to obtain early history as well as presenting concerns.
- Information is collected on an ongoing basis throughout the assessment process.
- Testing is an important but not essential aspect of the assessment. Tests are administered to explore a child’s cognitive functioning, including strengths and weaknesses.
- Observation of the child and parental reports are key features of a developmental assessment.
- Review of any pertinent medical or developmental information is required.
- A feedback session is arranged once all the necessary information has been obtained and at that time findings will be given.
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