TEMA Therapy offers Diagnostics & Testing services for anyone wishing to learn more about their symptoms, find their possible causes, and get guidance on their next steps.
Contact us today to schedule a consultation and learn more about our unique approach to assessment and testing.
Detailed clinical interview and review of educational history, including standardized test scores, teacher feedback, and areas of academic concern
Standardized testing to evaluate reading fluency, math reasoning, written expression, memory, attention, and processing speed
Ideal for children with signs of dyslexia, dyscalculia, ADHD, executive functioning delays, or inconsistent school performance
Our process begins with conversations about your child’s academic experiences, the referral question, school reports, and any previous interventions or related diagnoses.
We administer research-based assessments like the Woodcock-Johnson, Wechsler scales, and NEPSY-II to quantify strengths and weaknesses in cognitive and academic domains areas affected by learning disabilities.
Our licensed psychologists interpret test results and observational data to differentiate between specific learning disabilities, processing disorders, attentional issues, and language delays, ensuring an accurate diagnosis.
At the end of the evaluation, you’ll receive a personalized report with strategies, accommodations, school-based supports, multisensory teaching recommendations, and connections with educational specialists or therapists.
Students struggling with reading comprehension, math skills, writing organization, or homework completion
Children showing signs of inattention, distractibility, or executive functioning weakness
Families seeking clarity for IEP eligibility, 504 plans, or tutoring needs
Students with co-occurring anxiety, low motivation, or behavioral issues linked to learning frustration
Our team of licensed school and clinical psychologists are trained in diagnosing learning disabilities using evidence-based methods recommended by the American Psychological Association and National Association of School Psychologists. We deliver culturally sensitive, research-backed evaluations that promote long-term academic and emotional well-being.
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Specialty: Clinical psychologist working with adults, children and families. Testing and Therapy
Licenses: New York, New Jersey
Languages: English, Russian, Ukrainian
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Indicators include slow reading, difficulty with math concepts, trouble writing or organizing thoughts, memory issues, distractibility, and inconsistent school performance. Assessments help confirm if these behaviors are due to specific learning disabilities or other underlying factors.
The full evaluation typically spans 4 to 6 hours over two sessions. This includes testing cognitive processing, academic skills, memory, attention, and follow-up reporting to ensure comprehensive insights.
Yes, many of our assessments support special education eligibility decisions. Results are formatted to meet school documentation standards and assist in IEP or 504 Plan applications.
Learning disabilities specifically impact academic skills like reading, writing, and math, while ADHD affects attention, hyperactivity, and impulse control. We use differential diagnosis methods to identify one or both conditions and guide appropriate supports.
You’ll receive a detailed written report outlining diagnosis, strengths, academic challenges, and recommended strategies, accommodations, and interventions. We also offer a feedback session to help you advocate for your child’s needs in school and at home.
Assessments are conducted and interpreted by licensed clinical or school psychologists trained in learning disability diagnosis. They follow best practices set by professional organizations to ensure accurate, trustworthy results.
440 West Street, Suite 323, Fort Lee, NJ, 07024
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Phone: (347) 879 0202
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