neuropsych evaluation

Anonymous
Any recommendation for a good neuropsych evaluation clinic (ADHD) in Manhattan? Self-pay.
Anonymous
I have heard the Child-Mind Institute
Anonymous
David Salsberg
Anonymous
Child mind. But neuro psych are a bit of a crock. Btdt with 2 dc
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Child mind. But neuro psych are a bit of a crock. Btdt with 2 dc


Agree with the crock - stay away from CAG cognitive assessment group at columbus circle.

But you can try www.rosscenter.com near columbus circle. They seemed normal. Wish I'd went with them.
Anonymous
We did a neuropsych when my child was about 4. Went to a very expensive, highly reputable place. Liked the doctors a lot. But my kid, who was something of a terror, turned on the Eddie Haskell charm and completely outsmarted them - they saw virtually nothing wrong. We walked out the door and he reverted to being a terror and we were out a small fortune for the privilege.

We ended up doing some small group therapy and such and years later my kid is perfectly fine - nice kid, very well behaved. But the experience was truly eye opening.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We did a neuropsych when my child was about 4. Went to a very expensive, highly reputable place. Liked the doctors a lot. But my kid, who was something of a terror, turned on the Eddie Haskell charm and completely outsmarted them - they saw virtually nothing wrong. We walked out the door and he reverted to being a terror and we were out a small fortune for the privilege.

We ended up doing some small group therapy and such and years later my kid is perfectly fine - nice kid, very well behaved. But the experience was truly eye opening.


This. If the concern is behavioral then you should start first with parenting therapy - a pricey neuropsych is a waste of
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We did a neuropsych when my child was about 4. Went to a very expensive, highly reputable place. Liked the doctors a lot. But my kid, who was something of a terror, turned on the Eddie Haskell charm and completely outsmarted them - they saw virtually nothing wrong. We walked out the door and he reverted to being a terror and we were out a small fortune for the privilege.

We ended up doing some small group therapy and such and years later my kid is perfectly fine - nice kid, very well behaved. But the experience was truly eye opening.


This. If the concern is behavioral then you should start first with parenting therapy - a pricey neuropsych is a waste of


I oversimplified it. There was very good reason to see the neuropsych as there was definitely some spectrum-ish type behavior going on and better safe than sorry.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We did a neuropsych when my child was about 4. Went to a very expensive, highly reputable place. Liked the doctors a lot. But my kid, who was something of a terror, turned on the Eddie Haskell charm and completely outsmarted them - they saw virtually nothing wrong. We walked out the door and he reverted to being a terror and we were out a small fortune for the privilege.

We ended up doing some small group therapy and such and years later my kid is perfectly fine - nice kid, very well behaved. But the experience was truly eye opening.


This seems like an example of it working right. Behavior observations are just one small part of the testing. Other tests, around executive function, language processing, etc., are much harder to mask. The fact that they didn't pick anything up and that your kid is perfectly fine suggests that they were correct not to diagnose anything.
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