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Last Updated January 18, 2016

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At its core, the verbal comprehension index measures a child’s ability to access his vocabulary, express himself in a meaningful

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Difficulty with basic mathematics and computational skills may often be evident at a very young age. As preschoolers, children who

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Writing is an extremely complex task that is not only difficult to learn but also hard to teach. Frustration with

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Learning to read can be one of the biggest challenges that children face during the course of their education. The

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ADHD is the most common psychiatric diagnosis amongst children in 2015. Once a child is diagnosed with ADHD, parents often

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Children who struggle with reading find the demands of school to be overwhelming. Identifying the signs of a Reading Disability

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Do you know a high schooler or college student who just can’t get it together? Maybe they struggle to “reach

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Here is a model of the questionnaire.
Characteristics/Traits
_____ adaptability
_____ affection
_____ assertiveness
_____ cleanliness
_____ compassion/ supportive/kindness

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(During the initial interview with Dr. Randy Kulman you will be asked questions about the difficulties your child is experiencing.

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(This is a comprehensive list of books about executive functions, learning, technology, and brain training. Many of them are primarily

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The WPPSI-IV is composed of 10 core subtests and 5 additional subtests for children ages 4 years through 7 years
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The WIAT III is an educational assessment. It is a collection of 16 subtests designed to measure a child’s academic