How Psychoeducational Testing at Virginia Lindahl, Ph.D. Therapy in Arlington, VA, Identifies Learning Strengths and Weaknesses
Welcome to Virginia Lindahl, PH.D. Therapy and Psych Testing. At my practice in Arlington, Virginia, I offer comprehensive Psychoeducational Testing to help children, teens, and adults understand how they learn. These evaluations do more than diagnose learning disabilities—they illuminate each person’s unique profile of strengths and weaknesses, allowing for personalized therapy strategies to support school, work, and daily life.
What Does Psychoeducational Testing Measure?
A psychoeducational evaluation explores several key areas of cognitive and academic functioning to provide a complete picture of how someone processes and applies information. Through a series of standardized assessments and interviews, I evaluate:
- Intellectual and reasoning abilities
- Reading, writing, and math skills
- Memory and attention
- Executive functioning, including organization and time management
- Emotional or behavioral factors that may impact learning
The results will help me determine whether your challenges are related to learning disabilities, ADHD, or other factors, such as anxiety or low confidence. Just as importantly, they highlight areas of strength that can be leveraged to build effective learning strategies.
Why Understanding Your Strengths and Weaknesses Matters
When a person struggles without knowing why, it often leads to low confidence and motivation. Psychoeducational testing provides clarity, identifying not only areas to work on but also where potential shines. This insight gives you important answers as well as the support you need to confidently seek classroom accommodations and therapeutic interventions for those with executive functioning difficulties.
Move Forward With Confidence
Understanding how you learn is the first step toward reaching your full potential. Contact my Arlington office today to schedule a psychoeducational evaluation and begin turning insight into progress! All psychoeducational testing is conducted in person to maintain accuracy and engagement. What’s more, I meet with each client and/or their family afterward to review findings, discuss next steps, and develop a plan for growth.