Educational Psychology Assessments - taking bookings now
Hi all,
I am an Educational Psychologist who specialises in cognitive and achievement assessments for children (can also do assessments for attentional difficulties if concerned). I am able to diagnose learning difficulties in reading, writing and maths. If you have noticed your child isn’t progressing as well as they should be academically or their teacher has mentioned they are struggling to understand some concepts it might be wise to look into it further. I offer assessment, a 20-25 page comprehensive report about the way your child thinks and learns best and recommendations moving forward for home and school and a 1 hour follow up meeting to discuss the results.
These reports are hugely beneficial in understanding the way your child learns and thinks and notifies us re: learning difficulties. I am an ex primary school teacher of 8 years, so can phrase the school recommendations in “teacher language” also.
Please either private message me or visit www.edpsych.co.nz... for further info. I am now taking bookings for 2024 :)
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