Your child may rush or lose focus — not because they’re careless, but because their brain processes information differently.

Our test will show whether they need support with pacing or attention — and how to help them stay engaged and accurate.

Your child may struggle to retain short instructions or keep track of tasks — not due to carelessness, but because of short-term memory overload.

Take the memory assessment to find out how much your child can hold, recall, and apply — and how to support them.

If your child reads fluently but can’t explain the meaning, the challenge may lie in verbal expression or deeper conceptual understanding.

Take the assessment to uncover how well your child grasps, organizes, and communicates ideas — beyond just decoding words.

When a child relies on gut feeling instead of clear reasoning, it may signal a gap in logical or abstract thinking.

Take the assessment to see how your child forms connections, understands cause and effect, and works with ideas beyond the obvious.

If your child avoids writing or struggles to express thoughts, the root may be in language formulation or emotional overwhelm.

Take the assessment to uncover whether the challenge is cognitive, emotional — or both — and how to support clearer, more confident expression.

Letter reversals and spatial confusion often point to underdeveloped visual thinking skills.

Take the assessment to see how your child processes structure, direction, and visual patterns — and how to strengthen these core abilities.

Difficulty with patterns or analogies may signal a gap in intuitive thinking or visual reasoning.

Take the assessment to explore how your child detects relationships, interprets meaning, and understands logic through images and ideas.

If your child memorizes facts but can’t apply them, they may struggle with organizing knowledge or thinking abstractly.

Take the assessment to uncover how your child groups, connects, and transfers what they’ve learned to new situations.

Emotional sensitivity or shutdowns under pressure often point to hidden anxiety or unmet emotional needs.

Take the assessment to better understand your child’s emotional profile — and how to create a more supportive learning environment.

Low energy, distraction, or lack of motivation may signal cognitive overload, emotional fatigue, or difficulty sustaining focus.

Take the assessment to identify what’s draining your child’s learning energy — and how to restore focus and motivation.