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.
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This is important when planning out strategies for intervention. In addition, neuropsychological testing can further illuminate very specific areas, such as linguistic functioning, visual-spatial abilities, memory structure, any types of processing deficits, etc., in order to create a background for the development of effective interventions
Psychological testing also addresses the emotional and social growth of the child, allowing us to understand how the child is coping with their appropriate developmental tasks, and whether he has some specific developmental conflicts that have not been properly resolved. Through testing, it may become possible to shed light on how the child understands and conceptualizes a difficult or traumatic situation. This point, however, needs to be clarified for conscientious parents who come to a psychologist’s office with a request to test their child to “check” how he was influenced by a significant event in the past, or how he might be influenced by a potentially traumatic event in the future, such as an upcoming divorce.
Parents share relevant family history, medical records, and the referral question, helping define what to target: learning, attention, behavior, or emotional regulation.
We use age-specific tests to assess domains such as language, memory, cognitive deficits, and social perception. Results highlight strengths and areas needing support.
Our licensed clinical psychologists conduct a data-driven differential diagnosis, distinguishing among ADHD, autism, psychiatric conditions, or effects from traumatic brain injury, ensuring an accurate diagnosis for tailored treatment.
We deliver results in clear terms, offering treatment recommendations for speech therapy, educational support, behavior strategies, or assistive tools. These guide your child’s care team, including doctors, teachers, and therapists.
Children struggling academically or showing signs of learning disabilities or inattentiveness.
Children with a history of head trauma, significant behavioral challenges, or memory issues.
Identifies subtle cognitive problems early, before they impact day-to-day performance.
Equips families and schools to implement effective treatment planning and accommodations.
Monitors development in conditions like pediatric-onset epilepsy or ADHD.
Empowers your child with strategies to improve thinking skills and emotional well-being.
Private testing, or an ‘independent psychological evaluation’ conducted by a highly qualified professional, frequently provides parents with more of a sense of control and understanding of the child and the academic situation surrounding the child. Not only do we provide such evaluations at TEMA, but we will also work closely with the teachers and attend the Child Study Team meeting. Child Study Team is a team of educators that is responsible for creating an individualized educational plan (IEP) for a child who exhibits academic or social difficulties. A psychologist from TEMA who tested your child will attend such meetings in order to advocate for the most appropriate services for your child.
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Specialty: Clinical psychologist working with adults, children and families. Testing and Therapy
Licenses: New York, New Jersey PSYPACT
Languages: English, Russian, Ukrainian
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Languages: English
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Languages: English, Russian, Hebrew
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Languages: English and Spanish
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Licenses: New York, New Jersey
Languages: English, Russian
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Specialty: Psychotherapist working with teens, adults, couples, and families
Licenses: New York, New Jersey
Languages: English, Russian
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Licenses: New York, New Jersey
Languages: English, Russian
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Licenses: New Jersey
Languages: English, Russian
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Languages: Russian, Ukrainian, English (Intermediate)
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We use age-appropriate test batteries (e.g., NEPSY-II, WISC, KABC) to measure attention, executive functions, memory, processing speed, language, visuomotor skills, and social perception. These highlight cognitive abilities, strengths, and any cognitive deficits.
By measuring attention via tests like the Test of Variables of Attention, analysis of impulsivity, and assessment of executive control, we distinguish between ADHD, learning disorders, and emotional issues—informing a precise plan for school or therapeutic interventions.
Yes. Our tests detect early signs of mild cognitive impairment, brain dysfunction, or neurological disorders. These findings guide parents and providers in developing long-term treatment planning and occasionally monitoring brain-related conditions.
Definitely. Results frequently indicate the need for speech therapy, academic accommodations, or targeted strategies to boost memory, processing speed, and school performance. We provide a detailed support plan for educators and therapists.
Licensed pediatric clinical neuropsychologists, trained under clinical neuropsychology standards and certified through the American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology and APA, review and interpret findings to deliver an accurate diagnosis and actionable guidance.
Typically between 2–4 hours across one or two sessions, depending on age and testing scope. This comprehensive time allows for a deep assessment of your child’s cognitive function and needs.
We provide a written report and one-on-one feedback. We cover diagnosis, detailed treatment recommendations, and referrals. You’ll walk away with clear next steps for your child’s development and well-being.
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