As a parent, it's only natural to want the very best for your child's education and future. But when you start noticing your child struggling in school or falling behind their peers, it can be incredibly frustrating and worrisome.

If you suspect your child is:

  • Frequently struggling to grasp new concepts
  • Avoiding activities that involve reading, writing, or math
  • Having difficulty staying focused or completing assignments
  • Feeling frustrated or anxious about school
  • Having difficulty in social situations or making and keeping friends

You're not alone. Many children face challenges at school, and knowing where to turn for help can be confusing. 

The good news is that with early identification and appropriate support, most children can overcome these obstacles and reach their full potential.

 

We can help you pinpoint areas where your child might need further evaluation or support

 

Our FREE 15-Minute Quiz helps uncover potential challenges related to 11 common learning difficulties and can help identify areas where your child may be struggling.

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Here's How it Works

1

Answer a series of questions about your child's typical behavior and learning style.

2

Get a personalized report highlighting possible areas of concern and suggested next steps.

3

Receive a free action guide with resources and next steps to support your child's learning journey.

 

This assessment is not a diagnosis but a valuable first step toward understanding your child's needs. 

Your confidential results are less than 15 minutes away.

After the Quiz

Upon completing the quiz, you'll receive a personalized report highlighting the areas where your child may benefit from further evaluation or support. 

Your answers will guide us in suggesting specific evaluations you can request from the school.

We will then send you a series of emails walking you through step-by-step how to ask for an initial evaluation.

Specific Learning Disability (SLD) in Reading/Dyslexia

Difficulty with sounding out words, reading smoothly, or understanding what they read.

Specific Learning Disability (SLD) in Math/Dyscalculia

Difficulty with math, for example, memorizing multiplication tables or understanding basic concepts. 

 

Specific Learning Disability (SLD) in Writing/Dysgraphia

Trouble with writing, that may include messy handwriting, poor spelling, or difficulty putting thoughts on paper. 

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

Attention issues, hyperactivity, or impulsivity that make it hard to focus or control behavior. 

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Challenges with social interactions as well as sensory sensitivities. May engage in repetitive behaviors. 

 

Nonverbal Learning Disability (NVLD)

Difficulty understanding social cues, as well as struggles with math concepts and written language. Often great conversationalists who cannot put words onto paper. 

School-Related Anxiety

Feeling worried about school to the point where it may lead to physical symptoms or a refusal to participate in school activities. 

Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)

Trouble understanding what they hear. This may include missing instructions or confusing similar sounds. 

 

Weakness with Executive Functioning Skills

Difficulty with planning, organization, time management, and completing tasks. 

Weakness in Working Memory

Trouble remembering and using information right away, which may include forgetting instructions or struggling with multi-step tasks. 

Weakness in Processing Speed

Taking longer than others to understand and respond to questions or information or to complete timed tasks.