Neuropsych Eval Report

[Anonymous]

We are not looking at medication at this point. We did the testing because she has anxiety and confidence issues. One teacher (reading specialist) thought it would be a good idea when we asked about it. She is compensating wel but we can tell it’s hard for her and only going to get harder.

[Anonymous]

She will hit a wall if you do nothing. If she already has anxiety, it’s not getting any better without help. You need the school to be your partner. If they won’T, then it’s not a good fit. Do your child a favor and make sure the school is a good fit. I’ve been down this road. It’s hard to undo the damage done by a bad fit school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She will hit a wall if you do nothing. If she already has anxiety, it’s not getting any better without help. You need the school to be your partner. If they won’T, then it’s not a good fit. Do your child a favor and make sure the school is a good fit. I’ve been down this road. It’s hard to undo the damage done by a bad fit school.

So far she is super happy in school and it’s a fantastic school with a vey individualized approach to kids especially in upper grades. It also requires that kids be pretty self-motivated which I could see being a challenge, but dd is able to be extremely engaged when she is interested. We will absolutely be looking carefully to see if it changes and is no longer the right place but for now I don’t think that’s the issue. The anxiety was triggered by social issues that are no longer a problem. She’s also the youngest in her class. She’s been seeing a therapist for over a year and that did help a lot.

[Anonymous]

Dd had her meeting with the psychologist and we are expecting the report soon. Apparently she scored 98/99 percentile in all the intelligence tests and the psychologist told her she is one of the smartest kids he has ever tested. She told me she feels great hearing that and I hope this will help her confidence and combined with ef training she can continue to succeed.