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Learning Disorders

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Learning disorders are characterized by continual difficulty with learning in the areas of reading, oral/written language, and/or mathematics, despite targeted instruction. An evaluation for learning disorders can provide insight regarding your child’s individual learning style, as well as their strengths and weaknesses, and recommended supports. 

Did You Know?

Evaluations for learning disorders can be provided by parental request at your child’s school, at no cost to you. However, independent evaluations can also be completed outside of the educational system. 

Frequently Asked Questions: 

Does my child need an evaluation for learning disorders?

Your child may need an evaluation for learning disorders if they are struggling in school, falling behind their peers, or having trouble focusing. If you believe your child could benefit from a learning disorders evaluation, schedule a consultation with a psychologist at CPST Texas today. 

What can my child and I expect during an evaluation for learning disorders?

An evaluation for learning disorders will assess your child’s functioning in several areas through clinical interviews, standardized tests, and other assessment measures. This process is generally completed in 1 or 2 appointments. 

What happens after an evaluation for learning disorders?

After an evaluation for learning disorders, a comprehensive written report will be completed based on the findings from the evaluation, and professional recommendations will be provided. This report will be discussed with you and any questions you may have will be answered. This report may also be submitted to other professionals if appropriate or requested.