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Evaluations for School-Age Children & Adolescents

At Doodle Diagnostics & Achievement Center, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential.

If you have concerns about your child's learning, attention, behavior, emotions, or development, an evaluation can provide the answers and guidance you need.

Our Philosophy: Understanding the Whole Child

Dr. Westreich takes a thoughtful, individualized approach to every evaluation. By building genuine rapport and understanding who your child is as a whole person—not just the challenges that brought you here—we create a comfortable, collaborative, and supportive experience from start to finish.


Our Goal: Clear Answers & A Roadmap for Success

By identifying the factors that may be impacting learning, we can help families, educators, and students develop a clear plan for success. Our goal is not only to identify why a child may be struggling, but also to provide a clear roadmap that helps them build on their strengths, overcome challenges, and thrive both academically and emotionally.

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Questions an Evaluation Can Answer

An evaluation may help answer questions such as:

  • Could anxiety, depression, or another emotional concern be affecting my child's functioning?

  • Is my child's difficulty paying attention related to ADHD, anxiety, or something else?

  • Are there underlying emotional or psychological factors contributing to challenging behaviors?

  • Why is my child struggling in school despite trying hard?

  • Does my child have a learning disability such as dyslexia, dysgraphia, or dyscalculia?

  • Are attention or executive functioning difficulties impacting academic performance?

  • What are my child's academic strengths and weaknesses?

  • Does my child qualify for school-based supports, accommodations, or specialized instruction?

  • What interventions will best support my child's learning and long-term success?

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Signs Your Child May Benefit from an Evaluation

Many families seek a psychoeducational evaluation when they notice presenting concerns such as reading difficulties, writing difficulties, math difficulties, attention & executive functioning challenges, or general academic concerns.

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What Testing May Include

Depending on the referral concerns, testing may include assessment of:

  • Intellectual Functioning

  • Academic Achievement (Reading, writing, and mathematics)

  • Attention and Executive Functioning

  • Memory and Learning

  • Cognitive Proficiency 

  • Language-Related Skills

  • Visual-Motor Integration Skills

  • Sensory Processing 

  • Social Perception 

  • Adaptive Functioning

What to Expect After Testing

When your evaluation is complete, you will receive a comprehensive suite of tools designed to guide your child's education and support:

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Comprehensive Written Diagnostic Report

A clear, detailed document outlining test findings, clinical observations, and formal diagnostic conclusions without confusing clinical jargon.

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Customized Accommodation Roadmap

Specific, actionable recommendations tailored for teachers, school administrators, and healthcare providers to support your child's learning.

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Strengths-Based Cognitive Profile

A complete map highlighting your child’s unique intellectual, executive, and academic strengths alongside areas needing support.

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Dedicated 45-Minute Virtual Feedback Session 

A full 45-minute consultation with Dr. Westreich to walk through the results step-by-step, answer every question, and discuss practical next steps for home and school.

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Ready to Find Answers?

The first step is simply a conversation. Reach out to us—we'd love to hear from you.