Maybe your child comes apart the moment the plan changes, or maybe you are the grown up who is bright on paper yet always racing the clock on deadlines. Either way, our Executive Function Evaluations in Sussex, WI are made to pinpoint where planning and follow through fall apart, and getting started takes no referral.
Every evaluation is anchored in a baseline of cognitive and executive function and then grows around the exact concern you came to address. A single licensed psychologist guides the whole arc, intake through feedback, so your case never gets passed along to another set of hands. And because executive struggles so rarely appear on their own, we make a point of screening for ADHD, anxiety, and learning differences.
You may see multi part instructions that fall apart before the finish, belongings that go missing again and again, and homework that consumes far more time than it warrants. Getting underway is tough, shifts in the plan bring outsized upset, and everyday routines seem to evaporate by morning.
You might notice procrastination that has become a fixed pattern, deadlines routinely missed, and a backpack and hard drive that never seem organized. The talent is unmistakable, yet performance lags, and holding several competing tasks together often ends in gridlock.
You could recognize ongoing disorganization, genuine difficulty ranking what matters most, and a tendency to begin plenty while finishing little. Beneath it sits a weariness you know well, the drain of working twice as hard as those around you just to keep ordinary days from slipping.
Things begin with an hour long clinical interview in which your psychologist gathers the full background, from developmental and academic history to the concerns weighing on you now. The conversation clarifies what the testing is meant to answer and shapes which assessments will be most useful.
Your psychologist then selects a battery matched to you, generally 2 to 6 hours of in person testing over one to two days. Depending on what the referral question asks, we can add measures of executive function, processing speed, or memory, and questionnaires go home to supply further context.
The test data, the clinical observations, and the questionnaire results all flow into one detailed report outlining your strengths, your processing patterns, and any areas of concern. If ADHD, anxiety, or a learning difference turns up during testing, we set those findings down as well.
Some two to three weeks later, you come back for the feedback session. Your psychologist walks you through the results in plain language and provides individualized recommendations, from fitting accommodations to strengths based strategies and clearly defined next steps.
You do not. At Core Spring Diagnostics a referral is never a prerequisite. Feel free to contact us directly, for any reason, and we will coordinate with your other providers solely if that is what you want.
The overlap is substantial. Because executive skills are so bound up with ADHD, the evaluation looks hard at attention, planning, working memory, and self regulation, and it screens for ADHD as well as the anxiety and learning differences that can present in similar ways.
It captures the core skills you rely on to plan, begin, organize, remember, and follow through, measured against a baseline of cognitive and executive function, and then it maps those results onto what you experience in your everyday routine.
Yes indeed. We see children, teens, and adults. A great many adults reach out after a lifetime of quiet compensation, often at the point where the demands of work or family finally outpace the strategies that once held.
You will walk away with a report in plain language and a feedback session rich with practical, individualized recommendations: structures, tools, accommodations, and next steps designed around the way your mind truly functions.
Phone us at (414) 387-2100 and we will talk through availability and answer any questions before you decide anything. And again, there is no referral you need to arrange first.
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