Focused Neurodevelopmental Evaluation

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FNE is a focused assessment for individuals with one primary area of concern. The referral question is deeply explored within one area of focus. 

This evaluation is best for individuals who display one clear main concern such as ADHD, autism, or early development. This type of evaluation provides targeted recommendations for the family and educational settings.

CNEs include: 

• initial intake session with caregivers 
• focused testing session (2-4 hours with breaks and can be divided into multiple sessions dependent on the person’s development)
• focused written report (8-14 pages) with specific recommendations 
• feedback session with caregivers and/or evaluated individual (1 hour). 

Focused areas can include: ADHD and executive functioning, learning difference, early childhood and preschool, autism and social communication, or personality testing.