CMPS specializes
in a variety of services for children. This includes
neuropsychological evaluation,
psychological evaluation, individual counseling,
and family therapy. With 4 pediatric neuropsychologists,
2 child psychologists, and 1 pediatric mental
health counselor, we can provide in-depth Psychological,
Neuropsychological, Psychoeducational, GIfted
and Custody/Visitation evaluations along with
follow-up treatment as necessary. This
may include evaluation for cognitive dysfunction
(such as secondary to a brain injury), ADHD,
learning disabilities, giftedness, behavioral/emotional
problems, and family dysfunction.
CMPS contracts
with the Florida Center for Child and Family
Development to perform cognitive evaluations
as part of a special state grant funding project
for the identification and diagnosis of children
who suffer from Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.
We have the expertise to
provide custody and forensic evaluations which
examine a child’s
or family member’s emotional stability
as it relates to parenting capabilities and custody
decision-making.
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accurate diagnosis must be based
on a Comprehensive Evaluation to distinguish the
root
cause and source of the attentional, behavioral
or academic problems.
This has a direct relationship to what will be
the most effective treatment. |
A
Full Evaluation Must:
Examine the child’s
learning strengths and weaknesses, inner emotional
resources, and the family, school, and social environments. |
Diagnostic
Services:
- A Comprehensive Battery of
psychological, cognitive, educational, and
emotional tests
- Child and Family Interview
- Parent Rating Scales
- Teacher Rating Scales
- Classroom Observation
- Teacher Interview
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of Services
Following the
evaluation, detailed feedback is provided concerning
your child’s diagnosis. Recommendations
may include:
- Cognitive Treatment
- Family Treatment
- Behavioral Treatment
- Education / Support
Groups
- School Consultation
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Many
professionals
rely on an interview
alone to diagnose
ADHD.
This
only describes the attentional
problems, not the reason
why.
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CENTER
FOR BEHAVIORAL PEDIATRICS
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ADD,
LD, Attitude |
You
know how it affects
the outside...
Now learn what is happening on the inside...
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Cognitive
Problems