pediatric assessment
At a guided path, our assessment team collaborates with you to develop targeted assessments to answer your specific questions regarding your child or teen
We offer different types of assessments
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Preschool Screeners
Have concern about your preschooler’s development? Our screener is a great option to learn more about your child and if further evaluation is warranted.
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ADHD Screeners
ADHD screeners are brief assessments that narrow in on the question of whether your child has difficulty with attention regulation, inhibition, and other areas of executive functioning.
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Comprehensive Evaluations
Our comprehensive evaluations explore cognitive functioning, attention, memory and learning, and how your child/teen is doing emotionally and socially.
OUR ASSESSMENT PROCESS
We start every evaluation by gathering questions that you and your child/teen would like the assessment to answer. These questions will guide the assessment process.
From start to finish, we aim for the assessment process to be collaborative and empowering.
We conclude the assessment by providing specific recommendations to you, your child/teen, and their school (if applicable) that will support your child/teen in doing and feeling their best.
Would an Assessment be helpful?
An assessment can address many different questions and can provide information to empower you in taking your next steps.
Does your child struggle at school?
Is your child engaging in behaviors that concern you?
are you wondering if your child has ADHD?
Does your child need additional time on exams?
Are you wondering if your child is gifted?
Location
The office:
5655 Lindero Canyon Rd.
Building 500, Suite 501
Westlake Village, CA 91362
About Us
A Guided Path is a wellness center that aims to provide collaborative and holistic care to children and families. We focus on the importance of relationships, and the connection between our mind and body.
We also provide therapy online to residents of California.
Contact
818-835-0038
drashley@aguidedpath.org
A Guided Path does not provide crisis, emergency, or psychiatric care. Please call 911 if you or someone you know is experiencing an immediate crisis.
In addition, you can find crisis resources here.