Neurodevelopmental assessment evaluates underlying brain functions and cognitive processes with the goal of creating an individualized set of recommendations for supporting growth and learning. Neurodevelopmental (Neuropsychological) Assessment Primary Goal: To understand how genetics, development, and brain functioning impact behavior and learning across all life domains. What it measures: A deeper dive into executive functioning, memory, attention, language, visual-spatial abilities, and fine motor skills alongside IQ and academics. It can lead to medical diagnoses like Autism or ADHD. Who administers it: Clinical neuropsychologists. When to use: When a child has complex, multi-layered developmental factors, including high intelligence or co-occurring medical and psychological factors