NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS

At NeuroKids, our Assessment of Neurodevelopmental Disorders (ND) stands out for its comprehensive and specialized approach to childhood, combining clinical neuropsychology, education, and early intervention in a single process. We don't just apply standard tests; instead, we conduct a personalized evaluation tailored to the age, environment, and specific needs of each child. Unlike other services that may focus only on the clinical or educational aspects, at NeuroKids we work with a multidisciplinary model, where we analyze the child's cognitive, emotional, social, and motor development to obtain a complete profile of their skills and challenges. Our team is made up of specialists in pediatric neuropsychology, education, and developmental therapy, ensuring that each evaluation not only provides an accurate diagnosis but also an effective action plan.

Importance of Early Detection

Early detection of neurodevelopmental disorders (ND) is key to providing children with the appropriate support at the right time. Identifying warning signs at an early age allows for intervention before difficulties worsen, promoting a more balanced development and improving the child’s quality of life. The earlier challenges in language, motor skills, attention, or socialization are detected and addressed, the greater the chances of success in their education, relationships, and independence. Furthermore, early detection not only benefits the child but also enables families to prepare with the right strategies to support their development, reducing anxiety and uncertainty about the child's future.

Benefits of Assessing Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Children and Families

Conducting an assessment of neurodevelopmental disorders provides multiple benefits for both children and their families:

• Accurate identification of difficulties and strengths, allowing for the design of personalized intervention strategies.

• Improvement in school and social adaptation, preventing frustrations and promoting the development of academic and social skills.

• Reduction of stress for parents and caregivers, by better understanding the child's needs and receiving guidance on how to support them.

• Prevention of secondary issues, such as anxiety, low self-esteem, or behavioral difficulties, that may arise if appropriate help is not provided in time.

• Greater access to specialized resources and support, such as adapted educational programs, therapies, or medical interventions if needed.

What are they applied for and what is their objective?

Neurodevelopmental disorder assessments are applied to analyze the child’s cognitive, motor, linguistic, social, and emotional development in order to identify potential impairments. Their main objective is to provide a diagnosis or early intervention guidance that allows for the design of appropriate strategies to enhance the child’s skills and minimize difficulties that may affect their quality of life. These evaluations are essential in cases of suspected ADHD, autism spectrum disorders (ASD), dyslexia, dyspraxia, language disorders, executive function difficulties, among others.

Why should you have your child assessed for ND?

Conducting an assessment for neurodevelopmental disorders is essential to better understand the child’s needs and provide them with the appropriate tools for their development. Many challenges in learning, communication, or behavior do not resolve on their own and require specific interventions to ensure the child's well-being. Additionally, an early evaluation prevents misdiagnoses and the implementation of inadequate strategies that may lead to frustration or delays in their progress. By understanding the child’s neuropsychological profile, parents, educators, and specialists can make informed decisions regarding their education, therapies, and adaptation in various settings. The assessment not only helps the child but also provides peace of mind to the family, offering clear answers and guidance on how to support them in the best possible way.

What does NeuroKids offer in Early Intervention?

• Comprehensive and detailed assessment – We not only identify if there is a neurodevelopmental disorder, but we also analyze how it affects the child’s learning, behavior, and daily life.

• Intervention based on neuroscience and education – We apply scientifically validated strategies to design personalized support plans.

• Personalized care for each child and family – Every case is unique, so we adapt our assessments and recommendations based on the specific needs of the child and their environment.

• Family guidance and support – We don’t just provide results; we guide parents and caregivers on the next steps, offering ongoing support and advice on therapies, school adaptations, and tools for home use.

• Use of advanced technology and tools – We combine traditional methods with innovations in neuropsychological evaluation, ensuring a more precise and reliable diagnosis.

• Follow-up and action plans – Unlike other assessments that only provide a report, at NeuroKids we offer practical strategies and work alongside the family to ensure the best possible progress for the child.

WHY CHOOSE US?

At NeuroKids, we conduct a comprehensive and detailed assessment using advanced tools that allow us to understand the unique profile of each child. Our evaluation not only focuses on diagnosing but also on offering a personalized intervention plan, which includes both treatment and support strategies that parents, teachers, and therapists can apply. We involve families throughout the process, ensuring that each child receives the necessary support in their everyday environment. Choosing NeuroKids for the assessment of neurodevelopmental disorders means opting for a precise, personalized, and evidence-based approach. Our team is committed to the well-being of each child, working with them individually so that they can reach their full potential, both in their cognitive development and emotional well-being.

Schedule Your FIRST SESSION

At NeuroKids, we care about providing you with the best care from the very first moment. If you are ready to take the next step in your child's well-being and development, scheduling your first session is the first step toward a path of comprehensive and specialized support.

Here’s how the process works:

• Appointment Request and Initial Interview (completely free).

• Regular sessions last approximately 30 to 45 minutes.

• PAP sessions are free and last approximately 15 minutes. (PAP sessions are for individuals in psychological crisis or with elevated stress levels only).