Recognize the Issue

MindWell describes learning disorders as falling into two major categories:

1. Problems with academics (Learning Disabilities – LD)
2. Problems with executive functioning or attention (Executive Functioning Disorder (EFD) or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder – (ADHD)

Individuals with EFD might have challenges with planning, organization, initiation, and monitoring themselves.

People with ADHD might show hyperactive/fidgety behaviors, inattention, distractibility, and/or impulsivity. These behaviors, present for years, can be seen at school, at home, and with peers.

Students with LD have a neurologically-based processing problem that interferes with the ability to master specific learning skills. Contact us today to schedule a consult to talk about executive functioning and ADHD.

Understand the Possible Causes

• Dyslexia
• Dysgraphia
• Dyscalculia
• ADHD/Executive Functioning
• Visual Processing Disorders

Support Services: What do you do?

Once you identify a potential learning issue, MindWell typical recommends testing (psychoeducational, developmental or neuropsychological) to better understand the underlying cause of the learning problem.

• PsychoEducational/Neuropsychological Testing
• Developmental Testing

Learn more about:

    Academic Applications & Fluency
    Basic Academic Skills
    Attention

If you believe your child may have a learning disorder, contact us today to schedule a consultation.