When a child is struggling whether at school, at home, or with peers, it can be overwhelming for caregivers to know where to begin. You may notice signs like frequent meltdowns, inattentiveness, academic challenges, or difficulty connecting with others, but the underlying cause isn’t always clear. A comprehensive psychological evaluation can help uncover the “why” behind your child’s behaviors and provide a roadmap for moving forward.
At Conway Psychological Assessment Center, we specialize in in-depth evaluations for children of all ages, from preschoolers to adolescents. Our assessments are designed to identify strengths and weaknesses across cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and social domains, leading to accurate diagnoses and individualized recommendations that support success at school, at home, and in therapy.
What We Assess
We offer evaluations for a wide range of concerns, including:
- ADHD and Executive Functioning Disorders: Does your child have trouble sitting still, following instructions, staying organized, or completing tasks? We assess attention, impulse control, activity level, and cognitive flexibility to determine whether symptoms align with ADHD or other executive functioning challenges.
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): For children who struggle with social interaction, communication differences, repetitive behaviors, or sensory sensitivities, we provide gold-standard assessments to evaluate for autism. Our team uses observational tools, developmental history, and caregiver input to understand each child’s unique profile.
- Oppositional Defiant and Behavioral Disorders: If your child exhibits frequent defiance, aggression, or difficulty with authority figures, we assess for oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) and related behavior concerns while also exploring emotional regulation, environment, and developmental context.
- Childhood Trauma and Attachment Issues: Traumatic experiences, disruptions in caregiving, or early neglect can have lasting effects on a child’s emotional and behavioral development. We evaluate trauma-related symptoms and attachment patterns to guide trauma-informed care and support healing.
- Anxiety and Mood Disorders: Children may not always express anxiety or depression in expected ways. We assess for excessive worry, panic, irritability, sadness, withdrawal, or phobias—symptoms that often go unnoticed or are misattributed to behavior problems.
- Neurological and Developmental Concerns: For children with global developmental delays, coordination problems, prenatal complications, or medical conditions affecting the brain, we offer evaluations that explore cognitive, adaptive, and sensory-motor functioning.
Why Choose Psychological Testing?
A high-quality evaluation doesn’t just give a label; it provides insight. Understanding how your child thinks, feels, and behaves helps parents, teachers, and therapists work together more effectively. Our reports go beyond test scores to include real-world recommendations you can use to advocate for:
- Educational supports and IEP/504 planning
- Therapy referrals or behavior intervention plans
- Parenting strategies tailored to your child’s needs
- Speech, occupational, or social skills interventions
- Medical or psychiatric consultations, when appropriate
Our Approach
We know that every child is more than a diagnosis. Our evaluations are child-friendly, developmentally sensitive, and rooted in clinical expertise. We work closely with families to gather a full picture of the child’s background, behavior, and experiences across settings. Our team includes psychologists with specialized training in child development, trauma-informed care, and neurodivergent populations.
We believe in empowering families with knowledge and supporting each child’s path toward growth, confidence, and success.
If you’re concerned about your child’s emotional or behavioral development, contact us to learn more or schedule an evaluation. We’re here to help.

